SAVANNAH & COASTAL GEORGIA REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS
Explore the Savannah real estate blog from Heather Murphy Real Estate Group for trusted local guidance on buying, selling, relocating, market trends, neighborhoods, and homeownership across Savannah and Coastal Georgia. Our blog helps buyers, sellers, homeowners, investors, and people moving to the area better understand the local real estate market and the factors that can affect their decisions.
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How to Declutter Your Home Room by Room Decluttering your home can be a difficult task, whether you are selling your house or simply trying to simplify your lifestyle. When you are overwhelmed, it’s best to declutter in stages. Create [...]
What is Luxury Real Estate? What exactly is a luxury home? Does it depend on price, location, the square footage or a combination of these factors? For starters, luxury real estate is not just about spending a lot of money [...]
Can I Afford A Big Home? You need to take into consideration a few key factors when calculating how much home you can afford. These include your household income, debts such as car loans and student loans, and any savings [...]
10 Steps to Pricing Your Home Deciding to sell your home is a big decision. And one of the first hurdles that come with this decision is to decide on a listing price. It can be difficult to know how [...]
What is Real Estate Owned? Real estate owned (REO), also known as a property owned by a bank, is a property that has not been sold at a foreclosure auction. REO properties are those that have been repossessed by the [...]
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Heather Murphy Real Estate Group shares practical local real estate guidance for buyers, sellers, homeowners, investors, and those relocating throughout Savannah and Coastal Georgia. Explore insights on market trends, neighborhoods and communities, home buying and selling, military relocation, insurance, flood zones, historic homes, new construction, waterfront properties, and other factors that can influence a real estate decision.
