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In a decisive move to protect local resources and preserve the character of the community, the Weaverville Town Council has unanimously approved a code change to block cryptocurrency mining operations and large-scale data centers from operating within town limits.
During its late April meeting, town leaders voted to …
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If you’ve lived in Western North Carolina for even a minute, you know spring doesn’t really arrive with a date on the calendar; it shows up in layers. Budding trees, warmer air, farmers markets waking back up… and one of the clearest signs of the season: the …
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In the hills and hollers of Western North Carolina, spring doesn’t just arrive, it announces itself. And one of its boldest, most beloved messengers is the ramp.
If you know, you know. And if you don’t… well, ramp season is something special.
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At Blue Ridge Properties Group, we know buyers in WNC aren’t just purchasing a home; they’re investing in a lifestyle. Outdoor living is part of what makes this area so special, and your home’s exterior …
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A major shift just hit the real estate industry, and it directly impacts title and escrow professionals nationwide.
On March 19, 2026, a federal judge struck down the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network’s (FinCEN) new Anti-Money Laundering rule for residential real estate transfers. The regulation, which had just taken …
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For many younger buyers, homeownership is starting to feel more attainable—but increasingly, it’s becoming a family effort.
A recent 2026 Planning & Progress Study by Northwestern Mutual, which surveyed more than 4,000 adults, found that 74% of parents with children at home are …
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After a slow start to the year, the housing market is beginning to show some encouraging signs for buyers. According to the latest report from the National Association of REALTORS®, existing-home sales saw a slight increase in February as improving affordability and lower mortgage rates started …
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A new federal rule aimed at preventing money laundering in residential real estate is now in effect.
Under the rule, when a trust or legal entity purchases residential property without financing (including all-cash sales or transactions involving non-regulated lenders), closing or settlement agents must submit a …
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Mortgage rates are expected to decline somewhat over the next several quarters, which has implications for prospective homebuyers and sellers. But regardless of current mortgage rate trends, Americans will still have reasons to move, whether they want to downsize in retirement or need to relocate for a better job.
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