Amy’s Asheville Experience

07/11/2026

One of the greatest privileges of my work is being invited into people’s lives during such an important transition. Every home sale is different, but my goal is always the same—to listen carefully, guide thoughtfully, and make the process as smooth as possible. Receiving words like these reminds me why I love what I do. Thank you, Marcia. ❤️

07/05/2026

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07/04/2026

06/10/2026

Just Listed!

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04/12/2026

A peaceful morning greeting from Asheville.
🧡 WNC

04/08/2026

This evening’s neighborhood turkey gaggle. 🦃

04/08/2026

March 2026 Market Update: Buncombe County 🌼

· 529 New Homes
· 167 Homes Sold
· 21 Days on the Market
· Average Sales Price of $628,558

Buncombe added 169 more new listings to the market than it took off (put under contract), which increased the overall supply. The total number of active listings increased 14% compared to March, 50% of homes went under contract in 21-days or less, and at this rate there’s about 4.35-months of inventory to go around.

Total active listings increased by 14% in March (this is the number of properties listed for sale at any point during the month), and total homes under contract increased 18% from last month (this includes homes that were already under contract as well as those that went under contract during the month).

Are you preparing to enter the spring market? It would be my pleasure to help you reach your real estate goals.
Visit AmysAsheville.com

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04/04/2026

A blue ridge mountain morning.

03/31/2026

Earnest money is a deposit you submit with your offer to show a seller you’re serious about moving forward. It’s held in escrow and later applied toward your purchase at closing. If the contract is terminated under agreed-upon terms, that deposit is typically returned to you.

Want to know more? Don’t hesitate to ask. In North Carolina there is a difference between earnest money and the Due Diligence fee.

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03/11/2026

This morning‘s walk.
Try as they may, try as they might, the girls up the hill were pretty much ignoring them.