Thinking about buying??

April 6, 2026

Why Homes Are Sitting Longer in Western North Carolina

 

If listings around Asheville and Weaverville feel like they’re taking a little longer to sell lately, you’re not imagining it.

A recent report from Redfin found that more than half of homes nationwide spent 60+ days on the market this February. This is the highest level we’ve seen for …

View More
March 30, 2026

What VA Loan Changes Could Mean for Western North Carolina Buyers

For many veterans in Western North Carolina, the VA home loan program remains one of the most powerful tools for achieving homeownership. But as our local market continues to stay competitive (especially around Asheville, Weaverville, and surrounding mountain communities) there’s growing conversation about how the program can better serve today’s …

View More
March 27, 2026

Are We Entering a Buyer’s Market in 2026? What It Means for Sellers in Western NC

 

Are We Entering a Buyer’s Market in 2026? What It Means for Sellers in Western NC

You’ve probably heard the buzz: Is the market shifting? The short answer—yes, but not dramatically. In areas like Weaverville and Asheville, we’re moving toward a more balanced market, not a full buyer’s market …

View More
March 23, 2026

New FinCEN RRE Rule Struck Down By Federal Judge

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 effect on …

View More
March 18, 2026

Pending Home Sales See Slight Uptick as Affordability Improves, but Challenges Linger


Single Family Houses with Light Snow

 

February brought a small boost in pending home sales, signaling that buyers are cautiously returning to the market. According to the latest report from the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), contract signings for home sales edged up as mortgage rates dipped and home prices moderated—but hurdles remain as spring …

View More
March 13, 2026

The Growing Role of Family Support in Today’s Homeownership Journey

 

 

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 considering or actively planning …

View More
March 11, 2026

The Housing Market Is Showing Signs of Improvement Heading Into Spring

 

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 bringing buyers back …

View More
March 5, 2026

Is It Finally a Buyer’s Market?

 

The U.S. housing market is gradually shifting from a strong seller’s market toward a more balanced and slightly buyer-friendly market. Inventory has increased for the 27th straight month, homes are taking longer to sell, and price reductions and seller concessions are becoming more common. Mortgage rates dipping below …

View More
Feb. 16, 2026

Why More Buyers Are Choosing New Construction

Is It Time for a Fresh Start? 

At some point, the home that once felt perfect just… doesn’t anymore.

Maybe you need more space.
Maybe your dining room has permanently turned into a home office.
Maybe the layout simply doesn’t match how you live today.

If your current home …

View More
Feb. 11, 2026

Advice for Buying or Selling a Home in 2026

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.

Here's what …

View More