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We're bullish on the spring '25 Atlanta real estate market. Now that the "interest rate" situation appears over and the election is done, this market can get back to being boring. Boring real estate is good, boring housing markets are safe and predictable. Significant challenges remain, but with the election over what appears to be an end to the "Fed Watch" on rates, things should settle down. One unknown is how agent compensation is received now that it is in effect. Q4 was the roll out, this spring will be a chance to see how that plays in a busy market. 

No crystal ball but 35 years of sales and appraisals provide a pretty good "gut" feel for things. We're all in, leaning on that Blue Bell powered gut and three years of Atlanta housing market data.…

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As the Greater Atlanta real estate market continues to stabilize, Atlanta home sellers must adjust to the balancing market. The Fed mission of slowing the post pandemic nonsense was achieved; this market is largely balanced. Inventory challenges remain of course, but for sellers, it’s no longer “name your price”. While a few sellers in select areas maintain some sway, the majority will either listen to the market or see their homes sit. Don't be stubborn, the Greater Atlanta real estate market is returning to the more predictable, pre-pandemic patterns.

Atlanta Real Estate Inventory

  • The spring/summer ’24 market saw the highest listing inventory in several years
  • Homes going under contract were slightly below previous years
  • Closed…

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“Should I rent my home if it won't sell”? Well, that question has many layers. But that off the cuff declaration by an annoyed seller might be a bit dramatic and premature. For owners unsuccessful at selling, “I’ll rent it” seems to be a knee jerk response. Best to take a step back, breathe, and examine all of the mitigating circumstances that contributed to this situation. For owners, selling a home usually has a significant emotional component; it’s unavoidable. To home buyers, it is just another home. Motivations, objectives, and personal situations are different and before anything rash is done, slow down. Start with figuring out why the home didn't sell.

Why Didn’t My Home Sell?

Assuming the home is/was placed on the market, why didn’t it sell?…

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