Sinnett Realty Group

Sinnett Realty Group Sinnett Realty Group x Compass is a leading residential real estate firm of local agents specializing in the Triangle area.

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We are an intentionally small team whose passion for our clients & community makes a big impact. Owner/Broker, Bryan Sinnett brings exceptional customer service, unique market insight, and over 17 years of award-winning Triangle real estate experience to any development or residential deal. Under his leadership, the skilled team provides clients with unparalleled service, and most importantly? Pro

ven results. Building, selling, or buying - your transaction is the key to a new beginning. Our community experts, relocation consultants, and development insiders are standing by to unlock your project's full potential. Reset Your Standard. . Sinnett Realty Group is proudly affiliated with Compass, the nation's leading boutique residential brokerage.

07/29/2026

Just listed in Falls Reserve.

7233 Summer Tanager Trail. A newly available custom home in one of North Raleigh’s quietest luxury enclaves. Minutes from Falls Lake. Exceptional craftsmanship by an award winning builder, large 1.3 acre manicured lot, saltwater pool with tanning ledge and spa, and outdoor kitchen/entertainment area.

Offered at $2,435,000.

Private tours by appointment.
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June recap:$6M in sales volume across Wake Forest, Hayes Barton, Garner, Glenwood North, and Ridge Road. Six neighborhoo...
07/07/2026

June recap:

$6M in sales volume across Wake Forest, Hayes Barton, Garner, Glenwood North, and Ridge Road. Six neighborhoods served, buyer side and seller side.

22 years in, and still loving the work.

June recap:$6M in sales volume across Wake Forest, Hayes Barton, Garner, Glenwood North, and Ridge Road. Six neighborhoo...
07/07/2026

June recap:

$6M in sales volume across Wake Forest, Hayes Barton, Garner, Glenwood North, and Ridge Road. Six neighborhoods served, buyer side and seller side.

Grateful to every client who trusted me this month.

22 years in, and still loving the work.

The Triangle’s best-kept places. A few favorites from 22 years of calling it home.Robertson Millpond Preserve, 30 minute...
07/01/2026

The Triangle’s best-kept places. A few favorites from 22 years of calling it home.

Robertson Millpond Preserve, 30 minutes east, where you can paddle through bald cypress trees.

The Barton on Fairview, a Hayes Barton landmark since 1998.

JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State, 6,000+ plant species, free to walk.

Dorothea Dix Park, with the best free downtown view in Raleigh and sunflower fields every July.

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Triangle Neighborhood Spotlight: MacGregor Downs.Founded in 1967, MacGregor Downs is a reminder of what Cary looked like...
06/29/2026

Triangle Neighborhood Spotlight: MacGregor Downs.

Founded in 1967, MacGregor Downs is a reminder of what Cary looked like before the building boom. Custom 1970s homes on spacious half-acre to acre lots, alongside beautifully designed modern new construction, all wrapped around an 18-hole golf course, 11 tennis courts, and a private lake.

Homes range from $600K to $4M+, with a median listing around $1.25M. 38 days on market. Buyers who know, know.

Some neighborhoods are established. Others earn their place over time. MacGregor Downs is both.

Save this if MacGregor Downs is on your shortlist.

Same dollar. Three different lives.$1M in North Hills: 2,300 sqft of 1960s single family on a third of an acre or more, ...
06/28/2026

Same dollar. Three different lives.

$1M in North Hills: 2,300 sqft of 1960s single family on a third of an acre or more, or 2,500 sqft in a modern build, townhome, or condo walkable to 130+ restaurants and shopping.

$1M in Mordecai: 2,300 sqft of historic home from the 1920s through 1940s on roughly a quarter-acre lot, a walk from Person Street and downtown.

$1M in Preston, Cary: 3,200 sqft custom build from the 1990s on a quarter to half-acre lot, with Prestonwood Country Club at the center.

Where you buy matters as much as what you buy.

Save this for the next time you’re mapping a Triangle move.

Cary’s food scene grew up. Four favorites worth a reservation. at , one of NC’s only Five-Diamond restaurants, Michelin...
06/26/2026

Cary’s food scene grew up. Four favorites worth a reservation.

at , one of NC’s only Five-Diamond restaurants, Michelin-recommended for its tasting menu.

, the James Beard-nominated French bakery that helped put Cary on the food map.

, Michelin-recognized and one of OpenTable’s 50 Most Beautiful Restaurants in America.

at , the newer downtown spot that just won the 2025 Maggie Award for Best Brunch.

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A quick read on where the Triangle is really moving.Headlines say “the market is slowing.” The truth is more useful: it’...
06/25/2026

A quick read on where the Triangle is really moving.

Headlines say “the market is slowing.” The truth is more useful: it’s not one market.

ITB Raleigh and North Hills under $1.1M are still moving in days, often with multiple offers. Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs are running steady, with room for patient buyers to negotiate. Wake Forest, Knightdale, and outer Wake are softer, with inventory building and real leverage swinging back to buyers.

Same Triangle. Three different stories. The right strategy depends entirely on where you’re looking.

Save this for the next conversation about the market.

Triangle Neighborhood Spotlight: The Hamptons at Umstead is part north Raleigh’s luxury landscape that I’m intimately fa...
06/18/2026

Triangle Neighborhood Spotlight: The Hamptons at Umstead is part north Raleigh’s luxury landscape that I’m intimately familiar with.

It’s a custom-built community from the early 2000s, tucked along the eastern edge of Umstead State Park. Homes typically sit on one third to half-acre lots, on cul-de-sacs and quiet streets. The build quality is consistent. The trees are mature. Many lots back to buffers or HOA owned common area. The 5,000 acre state park is one of Raleigh’s most preserved natural spaces.

Most homes trade between $1.2M and $1.8M, averaging around $340 per square foot. Inventory is quiet. Listings here are the exception, not the routine.

What you’re buying in The Hamptons is the kind of luxury that doesn’t need to announce itself. Privacy, craftsmanship, trees, paired with amenities and convenience.

If you or someone in your circle has been looking quietly in this part of north Raleigh, save this and send them my way.

Welcome home to my buyer. who just closed on 1712 Arlington Street in Hayes Barton Terrace June 10th.She knew exactly th...
06/15/2026

Welcome home to my buyer. who just closed on 1712 Arlington Street in Hayes Barton Terrace June 10th.

She knew exactly the neighborhood she wanted. The hard part is that homes like this rarely come up, and when they do, they don’t last.

So we found this one before it hit the market.

A beautifully kept 1941 home with original hardwoods, a primary suite upstairs, a formal dining room, and a private patio. Grateful to my buyer for trusting me to help her land here.

22 years in, and one of the things I’ve come to understand is that the right home isn’t always the one you can see listed. Sometimes the work is in finding it before anyone else can.

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3800 Glenwood Avenue Suite 150
Raleigh, NC
27612

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