Jennifer Lockart Realtor - Team Elevate - Real Broker, LLC

09/21/2026

⏳ Major updates are already handled, and this cozy Fayetteville home is coming soon.
7220 Clear Spring DR, Fayetteville, NC 28314
✓ 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
✓ 1,298 sq. ft. of warm, inviting living space
✓ Spacious deck for relaxing or entertaining
✓ HVAC installed December 2023 and new roof installed in 2024
✓ Convenient to shopping, dining, schools, and more
💲 Coming Soon · $222,500
A well-maintained home with the big-ticket updates done is worth seeing early—connect with us for details before it becomes available.
https://elevatefayetteville.com/d8r5p0d5

09/21/2026

🌊 Water views, a screened porch, and ground-level convenience—this Fayetteville condo brings the everyday escape without leaving home.
3322 Harbour Pointe PL #6, Fayetteville, NC 28314
✓ Ground-level waterfront condo
✓ 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
✓ Screened-in back porch overlooking the water
✓ Newer flooring in the living room, dining room, and foyer
✓ Updated hall bath with tile walk-in shower
💰 Offered at $179,900
With community pool access and a location near shopping, dining, Fort Bragg, and major roadways, this is a standout opportunity for low-maintenance waterfront living. Schedule your showing today.
https://elevatefayetteville.com/d8r5ox23

09/21/2026

Downpayment Assistance for First Time Home Buyers! 🏡 💰

Learn how to qualify for downpayment assistance from available government and financial Programs! 😃 🙏🏻

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Learn how to qualify for downpayment assistance from available government and financial programs!

09/21/2026

ATTN Home Buyers! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 ❤️

FREE REPORT: Pro's & Con's of Buying New Construction Homes! 🏡

New construction homes offer many benefits and incentives that may make them the PERFECT fit for you 😃 💰

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Learn about new homes, schedule tours and get the inside info on any available buyer incentives before everyone else NOW!

09/19/2026

Do you know what defines a Colonial-style home? 🏡

Is this your ideal style?

09/19/2026

🚨 Fayetteville market check: buyers are getting a little more breathing room, but good homes still don’t wait around.

As of July 2026, Fayetteville showed about 1.38 months of supply, keeping competition alive in the best-priced homes.

Homes were moving in about 60 days on average, down 3.23% year over year, with a median sale price near $260,000, unchanged YoY.

Buyers: get pre-approved before you tour, because the right home can still pull strong attention fast.

Sellers: price with the market, not wishful thinking, and make your first 2 weeks count with clean photos, easy access, and smart prep.

Thinking about making a move in Fayetteville this fall?

Let’s talk strategy before the crowd catches on. 🏡

09/19/2026

Turn old bottles into charming home decor! ♻️✨ With a little creativity, transform trash into treasure. 🤩🏠

Turn old bottles into delightful home decor with a touch of creativity. ♻️✨

09/18/2026

Great House not far from

09/17/2026

Explore soccer’s global impact, uniting cultures through shared passion. See how the sport transcends borders and shapes nations worldwide. 😉

Explore the worldwide influence of soccer and its profound impact on culture with The Global Influence of Soccer and Its Impact on Culture. Learn about the cultural significance of soccer, its role in fostering unity and national pride, and the mesmerizin

09/17/2026

Color can quietly raise or ruin your home’s value.

When buyers scroll through listings, their brains are drawn to calm, cohesive palettes. Soft whites, warm greige, and gentle blues feel clean and move‑in ready, even in older homes. They also help rooms look brighter and more open ✨

Save the bold colors for accents: a throw pillow, art, or a single statement wall. This adds personality without overwhelming photos or in‑person showings.

Thinking of selling in the next year? Start by “neutralizing” main spaces, then layer texture (wood, linen, woven baskets) so it still feels warm and inviting.