Mahogany Rhodes Realtor

Mahogany Rhodes Realtor Mahogany Rhodes is a real estate agent with KW Beverly Hills- serving entire Los Angeles. Mahogany is an expert in Atlanta luxury homes.

Meet REALTOR® Mahogany Rhodes

REALTOR® Mahogany Rhodes is a real estate agent with Keller Williams Brentwood, serving the entire Los Angeles area, including Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Playa Vista, Silicon Beach, Baldwin Hills, Jefferson Park, Leimert Park, View Park, Inglewood, and beyond. Mahogany is also a longtime Atlanta area REALTOR® specializing in luxury real estate. She specializes in property listings inside the perimeter, including Atlanta proper, Smyrna, Buckhead, Sandy Springs and Dunwoody. About REALTOR® Mahogany Rhodes – Background

“I was pretty much born into the real estate industry,” Mahogany explained. “My parents started out with a duplex. In fact, there’s a photo of my mom pregnant with me in front of the house!

“That duplex was their first investment property. My dad then bought a triplex and I remember writing the final mortgage payment when I was 12 years old!”

At a very early age, Mahogany got actively involved in the real estate industry. “I was probably around 12 years old when I started dealing with the tenants. My father was very eager to have me involved. My family bought many properties over the years and I remember getting excited when we paid an additional $100 down on the mortgage principle.”

When Mahogany set out on her own, she set out down a different career path, pursuing a career in fitness, nutrition and bodybuilding in her 20s. But it was a business niche that did not have the longevity Mahogany sought.

“There came a point when I realized that my time in the industry was over. And I remember thinking, ‘Wow, what shall I do now?’” Mahogany recalled, adding, “I like freedom. I like to pursue my own path. I’ve never liked sitting in an office and I wanted a position where I could be my own boss. So I started thinking about what I could do with my skill set. Real estate was the logical choice and once I got my license, I realized how much knowledge and experience I really did have!”

“I know what buying an investment property can do for a family when the parents make a smart investment decision. I was a dreamweaver in the fitness industry, so it was a small leap to apply those skills and strategies to the real estate industry,” Mahogany explained. Mahogany Rhodes’ Experience in the Real Estate Industry

Mahogany Rhodes, REALTOR® can make a very rare claim in the real estate industry. In an industry where it is common to change firms throughout one’s tenure, Mahogany has remained with the same Real Estate Firm — Keller Williams — for her entire career!

“I got my real estate license in 2003 and I started my real estate career on April 1, 2003 when I joined Keller Williams in Atlanta,” she explained. Mahogany was based in Atlanta for a decade until 2013, when she transitioned to her native Southern California. Currently, Mahogany is now based in Southern California with Keller Williams Brentwood Estates, providing assistance to clients who are seeking to buy a property in Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Playa Vista, Silicon Beach, Baldwin Hills, Jefferson Park, Leimert Park, View Park, Inglewood, and beyond. She also serves clients in the Atlanta area via Keller Williams Realty First Atlanta, serving real estate listings in communities inside the perimeter, including Atlanta proper, Smyrna, Buckhead, Sandy Springs and Dunwoody. Mahogany Rhodes, REALTOR® takes great pride in providing her clients with an exceptional experience, whether they’re buying a new home or selling their existing property. As a career-long Keller Williams REALTOR®, Mahogany Rhodes knows what it takes to ensure that your home buying experience is a smooth and enjoyable one from start to finish.

La County Property Values Surpass $2.2 TrillionLos Angeles County continues to set the pace: the 2026 Assessment Roll ha...
10/04/2026

La County Property Values Surpass $2.2 Trillion
Los Angeles County continues to set the pace: the 2026 Assessment Roll has reached a record $2.272 trillion—a 4.42% increase that translates to over $27 billion in property tax revenue. We’re seeing $12 billion in value from new construction, $49 billion from property transfers, and the median home price now standing at $982,000. These numbers underscore LA’s market resilience and the sheer scale of our property landscape.

As someone who’s spent over two decades navigating and advising on this market, these figures aren’t just statistics—they’re the landscape in which we position homes and protect wealth. My focus remains on strategic pricing and negotiation that keeps client equity front and center, even as values climb and complexity grows. In a market defined by constant evolution, disciplined leadership and deep industry insight make all the difference in how assets are positioned for lasting value.
http://www.mahoganyrhodes.com/agent-news/mahogany-rhodes-1/1955418-La-County-Property-Values-Surpass-%242.2-Trillion

Questions to Ask Before Signing an LA Listing AgreementBefore you sign a listing agreement in Los Angeles, it’s importan...
10/03/2026

Questions to Ask Before Signing an LA Listing Agreement
Before you sign a listing agreement in Los Angeles, it’s important to approach the process with a strategic mindset. With for-sale-by-owner transactions at a record low, most sellers are relying on agent expertise to achieve the best results. The difference between listing and truly positioning an asset often comes down to your agent’s depth of recent local sales, their approach to strategic pricing, the sophistication of their marketing plans, and how they handle day-to-day management and negotiation. Drawing on over two decades in California’s real estate landscape—and as someone who’s guided sellers through every nuance of this market—I encourage you to dig into these factors. The right partnership safeguards your equity and ensures your property stands out in a competitive environment.
http://www.mahoganyrhodes.com/agent-news/mahogany-rhodes-1/2054724-Questions-to-Ask-Before-Signing-an-LA-Listing-Agreement

Map Highlights Cities Ready for New Home GrowthWe’re seeing a significant slowdown in new home construction across the U...
10/02/2026

Map Highlights Cities Ready for New Home Growth
We’re seeing a significant slowdown in new home construction across the U.S.—with permits running 19.4% lower than they did before the pandemic, and this downward trend stretching for 44 consecutive months. It’s a tough environment for builders, with high costs, elevated mortgage rates, and ongoing affordability challenges all contributing to a shortage of 4.7 million housing units. As someone who spends every day analyzing market patterns and advocating for client wealth, I recognize how these numbers translate into fewer options and more competition for buyers and sellers alike. Navigating this complex landscape takes more than simply listing homes; it requires a strategic approach to positioning assets and protecting equity, especially when supply is this limited.
http://www.mahoganyrhodes.com/agent-news/mahogany-rhodes-1/2066212-Map-Highlights-Cities-Ready-for-New-Home-Growth

10/02/2026

U.S. Housing Market Rebalances Slowly
The U.S. housing market continues its gradual rebalancing, with active inventory up around 4% year-over-year nationwide. Notably, this is the first time in five weeks that growth has cooled—a subtle indicator of a more buyer-friendly environment, though without a dramatic surge in supply. Properties averaged 61 days on market, unchanged from last year and in line with the familiar late-Q3 moderation after a brisker pace earlier in 2026. New listings dipped by about 1% compared to last year, returning close to 2025 volumes. This reflects the ongoing affordability pressures shaping buyer caution and seller hesitancy around pricing strategies. The median listing price stands at $419K (down roughly 1% annually), and the median price per square foot has slipped to $222—the lowest since early Q1 2026. While inventory gains and higher mortgage rates are nudging the market toward a more balanced playing field, the pace remains measured rather than volatile. As always, my approach is to interpret these shifts with strategic precision, ensuring sellers and buyers understand how evolving conditions affect equity and opportunity—because positioning assets, not just listing them, is where true value emerges.

09/30/2026

The Best Time to Buy a Home in 2026
Every serious homebuyer is looking for that window when the market tilts in their favor—and in 2026, data highlights September 27 to October 3 as a rare opportunity. During this stretch, buyers nationwide could benefit from the strongest mix of inventory, more flexible pricing, and notably less competition. Active listings are projected to reach 31.9% higher than at the year's outset and 13.3% above the average week, giving buyers welcome options across the country. Even more compelling: listing prices could be 3.5% below their seasonal peak—potentially translating to about $14,000 in savings on a median-priced home of $416,000. Competition is expected to drop 30.1% from its annual high, with homes spending an average of 64 days on the market. For market strategists and buyers alike, this means more time and leverage to make decisions. The trend is clear: as listings continue to grow and demand cools, the early fall market may expand your choices, while late fall could offer even more pricing flexibility. Positioning your move within this window can be a powerful wealth-building play—especially when you have an advocate who understands how to leverage timing for your best outcome.

09/29/2026

Smart Tips to Save Thousands on Metro Mortgages
It’s striking how much homebuyers in major U.S. cities are leaving on the table: mortgage borrowers in these metros are overpaying an average of $3,300 each year in extra interest and fees—with those along the coasts seeing that number soar to $8,100 annually. Over 80% pay more than necessary, largely because they don’t shop around for lenders. As someone who’s spent two decades guiding clients through the intricacies of residential real estate, I see firsthand how disciplined preparation—whether it’s strategic pricing or comparing mortgage quotes—can protect your equity and long-term wealth. The right decisions up front can save thousands. I believe positioning your purchase with market precision isn’t just for sellers; it’s essential for buyers navigating today’s lending landscape.

09/28/2026

Could Los Angeles Housing Ease in 2027?
Looking ahead to 2027, Los Angeles housing may finally offer some relief for buyers feeling squeezed by high prices and tight affordability. As someone who’s spent over two decades navigating this market and currently serving as President-Elect of Greater Los Angeles REALTORS®, I’m closely watching the subtle shift: while demand still outpaces supply, we’re seeing price growth slow down, providing much-needed breathing room for those eager to enter the market. Elevated borrowing costs have sidelined many households, but a gradual decline in mortgage rates could unlock more opportunities and restore a healthier pace of transactions. If affordability improves—driven by income growth and lower financing costs—we could see a more balanced market emerge, not because prices spike, but because more Angelenos can realistically secure a home. As always, my focus remains on strategic positioning and safeguarding client equity through every market turn.

Los Angeles Housing Market: Trends and Forecast 2026Tracking the Los Angeles housing market is more than just a numbers ...
09/27/2026

Los Angeles Housing Market: Trends and Forecast 2026
Tracking the Los Angeles housing market is more than just a numbers game—it's about interpreting shifts that can impact both individual wealth and broader investment strategies. California’s median home price recently stood at $887,680, with sales nudging up 1.1%. However, here in Los Angeles County, we've seen the median price dip by 2.6% and sales decline 0.9%, while interest rates holding at 6.54% have put additional pressure on affordability. For those evaluating next moves, this signals a market in transition, not turbulence. As someone who prioritizes strategic asset positioning and protects client equity across changing market cycles, I see signs of stabilization ahead. The key is discipline: understanding how local trends intersect with your goals. Whether you’re contemplating a sale, a purchase, or a long-term hold, informed decisions are built on timely, precise data—and thoughtful guidance.
http://www.mahoganyrhodes.com/agent-news/mahogany-rhodes-1/1954144-Los-Angeles-Housing-Market%3A-Trends-and-Forecast-2026

Los Angeles Can Build Homes Without Losing Its Greenest Safety NetBalancing Growth: Housing Needs and Green Spaces in Lo...
09/26/2026

Los Angeles Can Build Homes Without Losing Its Greenest Safety Net
Balancing Growth: Housing Needs and Green Spaces in Los Angeles

As someone deeply engaged in shaping Los Angeles’ real estate landscape, I’m watching the proposal to build 398 homes on a private golf course with particular interest. This project brings up important questions about how we grow: How can we deliver much-needed housing while safeguarding emergency access, fire safety, and our city’s treasured green spaces? Decisions like these require a nuanced approach, weighing infrastructure capacity and water efficiency alongside the urgent demand for more homes. My years in residential real estate have shown that protecting both community safety and environmental resources is essential to responsible development—and to maintaining the long-term value of our neighborhoods.
http://www.mahoganyrhodes.com/agent-news/mahogany-rhodes-1/1945784-Los-Angeles-Can-Build-Homes-Without-Losing-Its-Greenest-Safe

LA Housing Permits Surge Past 8,800 Units in First Half of 2026Residential construction in Los Angeles is making headlin...
09/25/2026

LA Housing Permits Surge Past 8,800 Units in First Half of 2026
Residential construction in Los Angeles is making headlines—over 8,800 new housing permits were issued in the first half of 2026 alone, a figure three times greater than last year. As someone deeply invested in our region’s housing dynamics—serving as 2026 President-Elect of Greater Los Angeles REALTORS® and a Director for both C.A.R. and CABREP—I see the momentum this brings to our community. Yet, even with this surge, housing production continues to lag behind our city’s needs. The strain of rising rents and home prices remains a daily reality for too many Angelenos. Navigating these trends with market precision is essential for both buyers and sellers. My focus is always on protecting equity and positioning assets strategically, especially as affordability challenges grow. Insight and disciplined negotiation are more important than ever in our evolving market.
http://www.mahoganyrhodes.com/agent-news/mahogany-rhodes-1/1946598-LA-Housing-Permits-Surge-Past-8%2C800-Units-in-First-Half-of-2

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