Greenville is sitting at 4.3 months of inventory, and the market may be closer to a tipping point than it looks. With prices showing downward pressure, new construction undercutting resale homes, and…
Mortgage rates are moving back toward 7%, and that could put even more pressure on Greenville’s already rate-sensitive market. With affordability getting squeezed, homeowners locked into lower rates,…
There is some shady stuff happening in real estate, and consumers do not always realize what they are agreeing to. These 10 red flags cover listing tactics, buyer representation, wholesaling, lender…
The Greenville market is sending mixed signals. Prices are down, new listings have turned negative, mortgage rates are hurting buying power, yet sales and demand are still holding up. It’s not quite a…
Moving to Greenville, Spartanburg, or Anderson comes with a few surprises. From weather, bugs, traffic, utilities, and home styles to growth, walkability, renovations, and what buyers should…
South Carolina’s new law gives property owners a faster way to remove squatters while cracking down on fake leases, fraudulent rental listings, and property damage. It also preserves protections for…
Greenville’s success has created a difficult question: where will its teachers, firefighters, service workers, and local families be able to live? Mario Brown, CEO of Affordable Upstate, breaks down…
Greenville's latest market stats reveal a story that goes beyond the headlines. Pending sales and closings continue setting records, inventory growth is slowing, and new listings are beginning to…
Both the state of SC and the federal government (via the CDC) have issued orders/guidelines addressing a landlord's ability to evict a tenant who has been financially impacted by COVID. This is having…
Sometimes spaces in a home should be left flexible and open to the imagination of the buyer, but many times, defining a space and limiting its function will actually add value to your house. And…
