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All posts by Raquel Twine

What Looming Tariffs Could Mean for Homebuilding and the Economy

The homebuilding industry and economic experts are closely watching the latest tariff policies introduced by President Donald Trump, as they have the potential to significantly impact construction costs, supply chains, and overall market stability. At a recent economic summit in Chicago, Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist for the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), described Trump’s trade […]


Recession vs. Housing Crisis: What’s the Difference and How Does It Affect Georgia’s Market?

With ongoing economic uncertainty, many Georgians are wondering: Are we heading for a recession, a housing crisis, or both? While the two terms are often used interchangeably, they mean very different things—especially when it comes to real estate. Recession vs. Housing Crisis: Understanding the Key Differences A recession is a period of economic decline, typically […]





How Savvy Realtors Leverage Local Expertise to Attract Buyers and Maximize Home Sales

In today’s evolving real estate market, having a local realtor with specialized knowledge and experience is more crucial than ever. Whether targeting local buyers or foreign investors, a skilled realtor can make all the difference in attracting interest and securing the best possible price for your home. Despite signs of cooling home sales, the ongoing […]



Atlanta Buyers Can Gain the Upper Hand as Homes Sit Longer on the Market

As high mortgage rates continue to put pressure on the housing market, Atlanta homebuyers are finding new opportunities to negotiate better deals. With homes lingering on the market for extended periods, savvy buyers can leverage longer Days on Market (DOM) as a powerful tool to secure favorable pricing and terms.   Market Conditions Favor Negotiation  In […]


2025 Georgia Real Estate Forecast: Navigating Relocation Trends and Climate Change Challenges

As we enter 2025, the Georgia real estate market is poised to experience significant shifts, driven by a mix of economic factors, political changes, and climate-related challenges. While Georgia has traditionally been a desirable destination for buyers due to its affordability and quality of life, the increasing impacts of climate change and the national economic […]


The Growing Insurance Crisis and Its Impact on Georgia’s Housing Market

The refusal of insurance companies to cover properties in high-risk areas is creating ripples throughout the housing market, with significant implications for homebuyers, sellers, and the broader economy. In Georgia, where severe weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, and flooding are becoming more frequent, this trend could destabilize the housing market, making homeownership harder to attain […]