Coronet Realty

06/26/2026

Lets discuss:
$9,500 per month
7322 Swansea Ln Cornelius
Luxury Lake Norman Rental Available!
Experience waterfront living in this beautifully updated 5BR | 3.5BA home featuring breathtaking lake views, a dramatic two-story great room, gourmet chef's kitchen, main-level primary suite, four-season sunroom, and incredible outdoor spaces with a fire pit and expansive deck.
Community amenities include a pool, tennis, and pickleball courts.
Minutes to Birkdale Village, Uptown Charlotte, and Charlotte Douglas Airport.
Deeded boat slip available for an additional monthly fee.
Live the Lake Norman lifestyle you've been waiting for! Message me today for details or a private tour.

https://www.realtor.com/rentals/details/7322-Swansea-Ln_Cornelius_NC_28031_M56087-31564?fbclid=IwY2xjawSql7tleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeMEQyQeTJv5O4l2wHPpX7Psoav1W02oa2BMzgMQWat-6jMcmC-4yeia6ecPE_aem_Xft0nRIfYHfFX97M7AaYVA

Active rental currently listed at $9500/mo. View 84 photos of this 5 bed, 3.5 bath, 3293 sqft. single family home for rent at 7322 Swansea Ln, Cornelius, NC 28031.

06/24/2026

🏡 $2,400 FOR RENT IN HUNTERSVILLE! 🏡
13605 Glencreek Ln, Huntersville, NC 28078

📍 Quiet Cul-de-Sac Location

✔️ 3 Bedrooms | 2 Full Bathrooms
✔️ Open Concept Floor Plan
✔️ Vaulted Ceilings
✔️ Cozy Gas Fireplace
✔️ Flexible Office, Den, or Dining Space
✔️ Bright Kitchen with Brand-New Stainless Steel Appliances
✔️ Spacious Primary Suite with Tray Ceiling
✔️ Walk-In Closet
✔️ Dual Vanities
✔️ Garden Tub & Separate Shower

🌳 Outdoor Features:
✔️ Covered Front Porch
✔️ Fully Fenced Backyard
✔️ Private Patio

📍 Prime Huntersville Location

Move-in ready and waiting for you!

📩 Message me for details or to schedule your private tour.
Ken Coronet- Coronet Properties LLC. - Broker/Realtor®️ 515-201-0316 [email protected]

This 1805 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 13605 Glencreek Ln, Huntersville, NC.

05/29/2026

🏡 UNDER CONTRACT IN 19 DAYS! 🎉

17121 Cambridge Grove Rd in Huntersville is officially UNDER CONTRACT and the momentum is still strong in today’s market.
Strategic pricing, strong marketing, and maximum exposure matter.

Thinking about making a move in Huntersville or the Lake Norman area? Let’s create a game plan that gets results.
📲 Ken Coronet
The Crown of Real Estate
Realty ONE Group Revolution – Broker/Realtor®️
515-201-0316
[email protected]

05/28/2026

As a Realtor I see this question daily !
🚧🏡 LAKE NORMAN GROWTH & TRAFFIC:
WHO ACTUALLY CONTROLS THE ROADS? 🏡🚧

One of the biggest questions across the Lake Norman area is:
“Why don’t the towns just widen the roads?”

The answer is simpler than most people realize:
➡️ Most MAJOR roads in the Lake Norman region are controlled by the North Carolina Department of Transportation , North Carolina Department of Transportation NOT the individual towns.

That means roads like:
• NC-73
• NC-115
• NC-21
• US-21
• I-77
• Major state-maintained corridors

are primarily planned, funded, and expanded through STATE budgets and statewide transportation priorities.

🏛️ Towns like Huntersville, Cornelius, and Davidson can:
✅ Advocate for projects
✅ Request studies
✅ Partner on planning
✅ Push for funding
✅ Improve some local roads

But they usually CANNOT independently:
❌ Widen major state highways
❌ Fast-track large interchange projects
❌ Fully control timelines
❌ Fund billion-dollar transportation corridors alone

Large road expansions often depend on:
• State transportation scoring systems
• Traffic studies
• Regional growth projections
• State budget allocations
• Federal transportation funding

This is why some projects can take YEARS from discussion to construction.

Lake Norman’s growth has happened incredibly fast and infrastructure funding often moves much slower than development demand.

Understanding who controls the roads helps explain why local leaders sometimes have limited power over traffic frustrations residents experience daily.

-Growth is regional.
-Funding is state-driven.
-Towns are only one piece of the process.

05/27/2026

Under Contract in 19 days! The market is still moving! Looking to Sell, Buy, Invest?

Ken Coronet- The Crown of Real Estate-Realty ONE Group Revolution - Broker/Realtor®️ 515-201-0316 [email protected]

This 1977 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 17121 Cambridge Grove Dr, Huntersville, NC.

05/18/2026

🏳️‍🌈 HUNTERSVILLE… IT’S TIME TO WAKE THE SUBURBS UP. 💋🔥

The wigs are high.
The heels are higher.
And the DRAG BRUNCH energy is coming in HOT.

This isn’t your average brunch.
This is glitter, chaos, cocktails, screaming songs, fierce queens, and unapologetic LGBTQ+ joy taking over Huntersville. ✨

💄 BIG performances
🍾 Bottomless vibes
🎶 Sing loud energy
🌈 Pride all over the room
🔥 Zero boring people allowed

So text the group chat, pick the outfit that says “main character,” and prepare to brunch like the HOA warned you about. 😏

🎟️ Tickets are going FAST.
Huntersville said they wanted a vibe… so we delivered. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1988373455531?aff=oddtdtcreator

05/13/2026

$515,000
17121 Cambridge Grove Dr, Huntersville, NC

Welcome to Cambridge Grove.
-Designed ranch home one level living
-Open floor plan highlighted by a vaulted ceiling
-A dedicated dining room
-Office/flex room offers versatility for working from
-The spacious primary suite is a true retreat.
-Outside, enjoy a large fenced-in backyard
-A two car garage adds convenience and extra storage.

Enjoy access to amenities including a community pool, playground, and more all just moments from everyday conveniences.

Ken Coronet- The Crown of Real Estate-Realty ONE Group Revolution - Broker/Realtor®️ 515-201-0316 [email protected]

This 1977 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 17121 Cambridge Grove Dr, Huntersville, NC.

04/02/2026

How to Choose the RIGHT Realtor (Backed by Data, Not Hype)
Finding the right Realtor isn’t about who your friend used or who has the flashiest social media it’s about who can deliver results using real data, strategy, and ex*****on.

1. Pricing Strategy Matters More Than Ever
A strong agent doesn’t “buy the listing ”they defend pricing with MLS backed comps.

2. Price Reductions Are a Symptom, Not a Strategy
The best agents set expectations early, not after the listing goes stale.

3. Marketing Isn’t Optional It’s Measurable
A Realtor’s job is not just to list it’s to create demand.
Exposure is Showings which Showings = Offers & Offers than moves to Leverage

4. Days on Market Tells a Story

5. Communication & Guidance Are Non-Negotiable
This is one of the biggest differences between an average agent and a high performing one.

* My Why
With a results driven, data first approach, I focus on:
• Accurate pricing using real MLS data—not guesswork
• Aggressive, measurable marketing strategies
• Constant communication and transparency
• Strategic positioning to maximize value and minimize time on market

Ken Coronet- The Crown of Real Estate-Realty ONE Group Revolution - Broker/Realtor®️ 515-201-0316 [email protected]

04/01/2026

WHY ARE PRICE REDUCTIONS INCREASING?

I am seeing a noticeable rise in price reductions across the Charlotte metro market and there are clear, data-backed reasons behind it.( Plus other variables possible )

1. Initial Overpricing
Many listings are entering the market above recent comparable sales (last 90–180 days). When a home is priced outside of current buyer tolerance, showings slow and reductions follow. Also pricing resale against new build pricing ( two different worlds)

2. Market Shift from Peak Conditions
Charlotte is no longer in the same hyper competitive environment of prior years.
• Buyer urgency has stabilized
• Inventory has increased in many submarkets
• Homes are taking longer to sell compared to peak cycles

3. Interest Rate Sensitivity
Even small changes in mortgage rates impact affordability.
As rates fluctuate, buyer purchasing power adjusts immediately, shrinking the qualified buyer pool for higher priced homes.

4. Days on Market = Leverage Shift
Homes sitting longer signal to buyers:
“There may be room to negotiate.”
This often leads to either price reductions or lower offers.

5. Pricing Strategy vs. “Testing the Market”
Some sellers choose to “test” a higher price initially.
Data shows this often results in:
• Longer days on market
• Reduced urgency from buyers
• Final sales price closer to (or below) true market value anyway

Are agents setting expectations with real data…
or simply taking listings at numbers sellers want to hear?