Your Raleigh Real Estate Agent

I've spent 13 years as a realtor in the Raleigh market and I believe that I am the ultimate professional to have representing you during a real estate transaction.

My negotiating style, knowledge, and experience will be utilized to the fullest extent as I educate and guide you through the process.

An active REALTOR since 1998, I'm experienced in assisting clients in varying situations including everything from:

First Time Homebuyers to Investors and those involved in HUD, REO or Short Sales.

I know how vital it is to understand neighborhoods, schools, colleges, churches, health care, travel time to work, traffic patterns, communities and a many other items that will add to your families quality of life.

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My experiences will allow me to not only find you a home, but the right home that meets your family's lifestyle.

Finding a home is easy; finding the right home takes experience, understanding and a realtor willing to work hard to ensure your complete satisfaction!

Whether you are:

  • Buying or Selling

  • Upgrading Downgrading

  • First time Buyer or experienced Home Buyer

My focus will be on your needs!

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Finding the Right Agent in Raleigh's Shifting Market

Raleigh's real estate landscape looks different than it did two years ago.

The Research Triangle Park continues drawing tech and biotech professionals from DC, New York, and beyond, but the days of bidding wars on every listing are gone.

Homes now average 40-50 days on market compared to under two weeks during the pandemic rush.

What this means for buyers: Time to think, negotiate, and find the right fit instead of making panicked offers over asking.

The Raleigh metro median sits around $440K, but that number hides significant variation:

  • Inside the Beltline: (Oakwood, Mordecai, Five Points): $500K-$700K for walkability and historic character. Renovated homes command premiums.

  • North Raleigh and Cary: Newer construction, top-rated schools, family-focused. Popular with parents prioritizing education and RTP access.

  • $500K-$900K Budget: You're looking at established neighborhoods with mature trees, proximity to Research Triangle Park, or recently updated properties in Wake County's best school districts.

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Current market conditions:

Inventory has increased 60% from last year. Homes are selling close to list price rather than over, and buyers have negotiating leverage that didn't exist during the pandemic rush.

Quick tip, the best time to close a deal is typically during the winter months when competition drops and sellers are motivated.

What many out-of-state buyers miss—Raleigh isn't one market. Your commute to RTP, preference for new versus historic homes, and school priorities will determine which pockets make sense.

Working with an agent who understands these neighborhood dynamics makes the difference between settling and finding exactly what you're looking for.

I thank you very much for your consideration and look forward to meeting with you and helping you with an exciting and important decision in your future.

Contact us today to interview this realtor and any of our other local Raleigh realtors upon request or visit the homepage of our website here to learn more about us.