Linda Lanier, Realtor at Realty One Group Results

09/04/2026

We’re taking a little bit of a break this Labor Day weekend… and by “break,” I mean the laptop is coming with us. 😂

But honestly, I think we’ve earned a little downtime.

Things have been BUSY lately, and we are incredibly grateful for it:

• 3 properties currently listed(1 actively in offer negotiations)
• 4 upcoming listings
• 2 buyers under contract
• 4 buyers currently searching for their next home

That’s a lot of moving pieces, but it’s also a lot of people trusting us with some pretty big decisions—and we don’t take that lightly.

So this weekend, we’re going to slow down a little, spend some time at the water, enjoy some good food, and hopefully remember what it feels like to rest a bit.

The laptop will be on standby… just in case. We real estate agents rarely take a real day off.😉

Happy Labor Day weekend! Hope you all get a little time to relax, recharge, and enjoy the people you love.

09/03/2026

One thing I’ve noticed looking at the Winston-Salem market lately: home values are up almost 9% from this time last year.

That’s a number worth paying attention to.

For homeowners who have been considering a move, fall can be an interesting window. Buyers who are still looking tend to be serious, there can be less competition from other sellers, and there’s still time to close before the end of the year.

But even if you’re not planning to sell anytime soon, knowing what your home is worth today can be useful. Your home is likely one of your largest assets, and it makes sense to understand how the market is affecting that value.

If you’d like to know what your home could realistically sell for in today’s market, send me a message. I’m happy to put together a quick estimate.

09/01/2026

Fall is here, and with it comes a shift in the real estate market.

For buyers, fall can bring a little less competition, more motivated sellers, and the opportunity to be settled into a new home before the holidays.

If you’ve been waiting for the “right” time to make a move, it may be worth taking another look at what’s happening in the Winston-Salem market.

Sometimes the best opportunity isn’t when everyone else is looking—it’s when things start to quiet down.

If a move has been on your mind, I’d be happy to help you figure out what makes sense for you.

09/01/2026

Fall can be a really good time to buy a home in Winston-Salem. There’s usually a little less competition, some sellers are more motivated, and you could be settled in before the holidays.

Right now, the typical home value is around $242K, and rates are down from where they were last year.

If you’ve been waiting and wondering when the timing might make sense, fall could be worth a look.

Let’s talk and see what makes sense for you. 🏡💛

08/31/2026

08/28/2026

Neighbors Bank, a mortgage lender focused on first-time and underserved homebuyers, set out to understand what's keeping potential homebuyers from making a move. The lender surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults who identify as potential homebuyers about how long they've been waiting, the mortgage rate they're holding out for, and how accurately they read the market.

Key Takeaways
Many potential homebuyers misjudge the market: only 35% correctly identified the average 30-year mortgage rate range at the time of the survey, and 45% thought rates were higher than they actually were.

72% of potential homebuyers have delayed their home search, waiting an average of 13 months for mortgage rates to improve.

41% of waiting homebuyers already regret not buying before rates or prices climbed further, and 17% say they'd have bought sooner if they could redo the last year.

The average homebuyer waiting for rates to drop is holding out for about a 5% mortgage rate, and 34% would buy immediately if rates dropped to their target.

28% are actively searching and ready to buy now.

The findings point to good news for people who have been waiting to buy. Many potential homebuyers believe mortgage rates are higher than they are, meaning homeownership may be closer than they assume.

Written by Ashley Harris Director of Homebuyer Education NMLS #1106948

08/26/2026

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08/26/2026

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08/25/2026

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08/24/2026

Greensboro continues to stand out as one of North Carolina’s more affordable and livable markets.

The typical home value is around $248K, mortgage rates have improved compared with last year, and homes are selling in roughly five weeks.

For buyers who have been waiting on the sidelines, these numbers are worth paying attention to. That doesn’t mean everyone should buy right now—it means it may be worth looking at your individual situation and seeing what the current market actually looks like for you.

If you’ve been thinking about buying in the Greensboro area, I’m always happy to have a conversation and help you look at the numbers.

For those who are considering a move, what’s the biggest factor you’re watching right now—price, interest rates, or inventory?