Parkland Residential is pleased to welcome new leasing agent Tori Britt to the Grove Landing community.

Parkland Residential Welcomes Tori Britt to Grove Landing

Parkland Residential is pleased to welcome new leasing agent Tori Britt to the Grove Landing community. A middle Georgia native, Britt is eager to assist renters in Warner Robins and its vicinity. With her five years of experience in the multi-family housing sector, she is ready to serve Parkland Residential’s customers. As a military spouse herself, Tori understands the importance[...]

housing market movement

SRP Lending Forecasts Increased Housing Market Movement

In the ever-dynamic landscape of the American housing market, SRP Lending anticipates a significant increase in property transactions in the coming years. Historical data shows that the average American relocates every 5 to 7 years, suggesting a forthcoming wave of housing market movement. As economic conditions stabilize and generational shifts influence housing preferences, SRP Lending is poised to support the anticipated[...]

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The Art of Selling Your Home: Why Proper Marketing is Key

In today's real estate market, the notion that a house can sell itself is quickly becoming a myth, especially when it comes to the high-end segment. Despite the dreams that properties in prime locations with luxurious amenities will automatically attract buyers, the reality is far more complex. Effective marketing is a crucial element in the home selling process, distinguishing properties[...]

Paulding County zoning restrictions impact affordable homes.

Paulding County Votes NO to Affordable Homes

A slap in the face of home affordability, the Paulding County Commission has taken the last zoning category that allowed affordable housing and made it impossible to build affordable homes in Paulding County. This comes on the heels of the Paulding County Commission passing a moratorium on lift stations last month. According to home builders, the new zoning change adds at least[...]

Atlanta Property Tax

Metro Atlanta Property Taxes Among Highest in US

The 2023 property tax analysis by ATTOM Data Solutions on metro areas with populations of one million or more shows a seven percent average increase in property taxes for U.S. single-family homes. Metro Atlanta property taxes had the fifth largest increase in the country year-over-year, with a 15.2 percent increase. Needless to say, the Georgia capital took a big leap in[...]

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Lack of Housing Inventory Puts Upward Pressure on Price, Notes MarketNsight

MarketNsight, a leading real estate data and analysis provider, reports that home prices continue to increase due to heavily constrained inventory for new and resale homes. “We will continue to see upward pressure on prices in 2024,” said John Hunt, Principal and Chief Analyst at MarketNsight. “Inventory is still 45% below pre-COVID levels. We need an additional 46,000 units annually in[...]

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Homeownership is Key to Household Wealth 

Did you know that homeownership unlocks multiple benefits including being a cornerstone to household wealth? The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently published an article explaining how. Homeownership provides a roof over one's head, creates a sellable asset, and offers the opportunity to build wealth through equity.   In 2022, it was estimated that 66% of U.S. households owned their homes.[...]

3D house printing technology from Apis Cor

D.R. Horton Invests in 3D House Printing Technology

Apis Cor, a leading manufacturer of construction 3D-printing robotic technologies, has received a strategic investment from D.R. Horton, the largest homebuilder by volume in the United States and number one on our Top 25 Atlanta Home Builders list. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in advancing construction technology and addressing critical challenges in the housing industry. The investment from D.R. Horton[...]

SRP Lending encourages home builders to construct smaller, high-quality homes

SRP Lending Advocates for Smaller, Quality Homes

In response to evolving homebuyer preferences, SRP Lending encourages home builders to construct smaller, high-quality homes. Recognizing a significant shift in the housing market, SRP Lending sees an opportunity for home builders to create residences that align with the desires of first-time buyers and the 55+ demographic, who increasingly favor 1,800 square feet or smaller homes. The National Association of Home[...]