• Why Homebuyers Are Moving Back to Metro Atlanta’s Cities,Paul McParland

    Why Homebuyers Are Moving Back to Metro Atlanta’s Cities

    The trend of homebuyers returning to urban and central city areas is gaining momentum across the United States, and Metro Atlanta is no exception. As evidenced by national data trends like the bar chart provided by Keeping Current Matters, sourced from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the

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  • New Home Nightmares: 10 Red Flags Builders Don't Want You to Notice,Paul McParland

    New Home Nightmares: 10 Red Flags Builders Don't Want You to Notice

    The allure of a brand-new home is undeniable. That fresh paint smell, pristine fixtures, and the promise of being the first to live in a space can be intoxicating. However, new construction doesn't automatically guarantee quality. In fact, the rush to complete developments and maximize profits can s

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  • Why It's Imperative to Have a Real Estate Agent for New Construction,Paul McParland

    Why It's Imperative to Have a Real Estate Agent for New Construction

    Purchasing a home is a significant milestone for most people, whether it's their first-time buying a  home or a step up to something new and exciting. When considering new construction homes, many buyers assume that the process is more straightforward than buying a pre-owned property. After all, you

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