Dexter Quito Realtor

05/31/2026

You’ve probably seen influencers online saying home prices are about to crash. But don’t believe everything you hear.

This is what housing market experts are saying.

Nationally, home prices are expected to keep rising over the next five years. Not at the breakneck pace we saw a few years back, but steadily.

So, where’s the confusion coming from? Some markets are seeing small price declines right now – and that’s what’s getting amplified online. But it’s not the full picture.

When you average price trends across the entire country together, prices are going up, not down. And this isn’t a crash.

If you want clarity on what’s real (and what’s just noise), let’s talk.

05/30/2026

Forecasts show the number of homes for sale is expected to go up another 9-10% this year. To make sure you always know about the latest listings in our area, let’s connect.

05/29/2026

05/27/2026

Big news for community spaces and live music lovers, Ascend Amphitheater is stepping up its game! 🎶

Upgrades are on the way for 2026, with refurbished concessions, new gathering areas, and a fresh connection to the local greenway. These changes promise more comfortable, welcoming experiences whether you’re catching a show or just enjoying the space with friends.

But it’s not just about the venue. Expanded community programming means more free, family-friendly events for everyone in Nashville. 🌳 Proceeds from these gatherings will go back into the city, supporting the Nashville Parks Foundation and local park initiatives.

When neighbourhoods invest in places to gather, it benefits everyone, homeowners, buyers, and families alike. It’s always worth considering how vibrant public spaces can shape the feel and value of where we live.

Are you excited about these new changes at Ascend Amphitheater? What’s your favourite way to enjoy community events? Let me know in the comments!

05/27/2026

The smartest transition calendars work backward from your move date, not the other way around. 🗓️

Start by blocking out the non-negotiables: school schedules, major work projects, family obligations. When those dates are clear, fit the home sale, purchase, and move steps around them. This keeps the most important life events front and centre, rather than squeezed in at the end.

A visible, shared calendar with deadlines, dependencies, and who’s handling each part is essential for staying in sync. Treat the sale, purchase, and personal to-dos as one connected plan instead of juggling multiple lists. Buffers between milestones give you breathing room when timelines shift.

A calendar like this is more than just a checklist, it’s a living plan you review and adjust as things develop. The strongest plans are those you revisit, especially after key updates like financing, inspections, or closing changes. Flexibility is your best safeguard.

What’s the biggest scheduling challenge you’d want a plan like this to solve? Tell me below.

05/20/2026

Like-new end-unit townhome in Sweetbriar Place featuring The Radcliffe floor plan by Smith Douglas Homes. Offering a rare combination of space, convenience, and low-maintenance living, this move-in ready home includes a 2-car garage and an open-concept layout designed for comfortable everyday living and entertaining. The main living area flows seamlessly into the kitchen, complete with granite countertops, a large island, modern finishes, and all appliances included—including the refrigerator. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite features a private en-suite bath with quartz countertops, while the additional flex space is perfect for a home office, bonus room, or guest area. Secondary bathroom also feature quartz countertops.

This home feels practically brand new with minimal wear, clean finishes, updated fixtures, blinds already installed, and no waiting on new construction timelines. Enjoy the added privacy and natural light that comes with being an end unit.

Up to 1% lender credit on the loan amount when buyer uses Seller's Preferred Lender. Located in a walkable community near Don Fox Community Park, Cedar of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon Historic Square, shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. Easy access to Hwy 109 and I-40 makes commuting to Mt. Juliet and Nashville simple.

Monthly HOA dues include internet service. Rentals are allowed (currently below rental cap), creating future flexibility for homeowners or investors alike. Transferable builder warranty valid through January 2027.

What part of this home do you love most? Comment below! 👇

05/18/2026

Some more homeowners are finally making their move, even if it means giving up that 3% mortgage.

Data from the FHFA shows the share of homeowners with rates under 3% is shrinking slightly, while more are taking on rates above 6%. Sure, some of the people with rates above 6% are first-time buyers, but others are people just like you who decided to move anyways.

Why? Because life doesn’t wait for perfect timing.
Families grow, jobs change, priorities shift, and a house that once fit perfectly may not fit at all anymore.

And with mortgage rates easing from earlier highs and forecast to dip slightly more in 2026, moving is becoming a little easier again.

If you’ve been holding off, maybe it’s time to ask: Is your low rate worth staying somewhere that no longer fits your life?

DM me if you want to talk through your options or see what's out there in your price point.

05/16/2026

You’ve been waiting for mortgage rates to drop – and it’s happening.

Mortgage rates are in the lowest range they’ve been in nearly 3 years. And they’re expected to stay in this vicinity for the rest of 2026. That’s a big deal.
That means affordability is going to start to feel different.

The door just opened. Lower payments. Better affordability. More buying power.

If buying didn’t make sense for you before, it might now. Take this as your sign it's time to talk to a lender and take another look at your numbers.

05/14/2026

Mortgage rates have been a bit volatile these last few weeks.

And while it may feel a little nerve-wrecking if you’re planning to buy, that volatility is actually normal when there’s economic uncertainty or global events impacting the market.

It doesn't mean you can’t buy right now. It just means we’re in a moment where rates may bounce around a bit more. And you can’t control that.

But you can set yourself up to get the best rate possible when you buy.

My advice? Focus on what you can control, like your credit score, loan type, and loan term. All three of those impact what rate you’ll ultimately be able to get.

So, talk to a lender you trust about your options and what you can do. If you want to buy, we can still make this happen.

05/13/2026

There’s a lot of talk in the news about affordability and mortgage rates right now, but here’s what almost no one is talking about.
Yes, mortgage rates have been inching up these past few weeks. But it’s still more affordable to buy compared to buyers who made a purchase last year.
Even now, the average monthly payment is about $300 lower than it was just a year ago.
So, while rates have shifted lately, the opportunity to buy hasn’t gone away.
If you want or need to move, let’s talk strategy.
DM me if you want to know what I’m doing to help my clients feel confident moving forward.