Nadine Torres - Realty One Group Inclusion

Name: Nadine Torres - Realty One Group Inclusion
Address: 7025 Hodgson Memorial Drive, Suite A, Savannah, GA, US
Telephone: +19122471980

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From first home to fresh start, I work with buyers and sellers in Savannah & coastal Georgia.
🏆 Realty One Group Inclusion - No.2 Brokerage in 2025

📲912.247.1980
🌐 https://linktr.ee/nadinetorres.realtor

09/18/2026

Most homeowners plan for mortgage payments, renovations and resale value. Far fewer think about what will happen to the home after they’re gone.

Without clear planning, loved ones may be left dealing with court filings, expenses, delays and difficult decisions during an already stressful time. And when there’s no valid plan in place, Georgia law determines who inherits property in the probate estate.

It’s not the easiest conversation, but it’s an important one. Do you know what would happen to your home?

09/14/2026

Savannah’s August numbers are in, so let’s see what actually changed from July 👀

We had 306 new single-family listings, down from 349 in July. Pending sales actually picked up from 201 to 230, while closed sales dropped from 247 to 224. Homes took about the same amount of time to sell, averaging 76 days.

The median sales price dropped from $392,174 to $355,000 and Sellers received about 94.6% of their original list price, basically unchanged from July.

Inventory dipped slightly from 1,245 homes to 1,213, and we’re sitting at a 5.4-month supply. So overall, more homes went under contract in August, but prices and closed sales came down a bit.

Which number surprised you the most? Follow for next month’s update.

09/01/2026

I know it’s tempting to stop by the model home on a Sunday afternoon “just to look.”

But that casual visit can turn into a sales conversation fast.

The builder’s representative works for the builder, not for you. Their job is to sell the home and protect the builder’s interests.

And new doesn’t automatically mean problem-free.

Even major builders have faced homeowner claims involving foundation issues, leaks, roofing problems, mold, and poor workmanship. That shiny new home can still have problems hiding behind the fresh paint and pretty finishes, and some issues may not show up until months or even years later.

You still need someone looking out for your side.

That means reviewing the contract, asking the right questions, helping you understand what you’re actually agreeing to, and yes, making sure you get inspections.

New construction is still construction.

Before you visit that model home, call your agent first. Bring someone whose job is to represent YOU, not the builder.

Thinking about a brand new home in the Savannah area? Message me before you visit the model home.

Nadine Torres, REALTOR®
Realty One Group Inclusion
C: 912.247.1980
O: 912.298.7200

08/28/2026

Moving to a new state sounds exciting… until you actually start thinking about everything you don’t know yet.

I’ve been there. The uncertainty, the second-guessing, wondering if you picked the right area, what everyday life will actually feel like, and all the little things nobody really tells you before you move.

Some things you can research ahead of time. Others you only learn once you’re living there.

So if a move is somewhere in your future, here are 7 things I wish I knew before moving to a new state.

And if Savannah or the surrounding area happens to be on your list, I’m always happy to help you get a better feel for what it’s actually like to live here.

Save this one for later if a move has been on your mind. 🏡

08/24/2026

Beach life without the million-dollar price tag. Here are three Tybee Island condos currently listed under $500K!

Nadine Torres
REALTOR®
Realty One Group Inclusion
C: 912.247.1980
O: 912.298.7200

08/18/2026

If you’re planning to sell, here’s what I’d do if I were listing my house in 4 weeks: 🏡

WEEK 1: Declutter + Clean
First, I’d get rid of STUFF. Closets, cabinets, pantry, garage, bathroom drawers, countertops… if I don’t use it or need it, it’s going.

Then:
• Clean/paint baseboards
• Wash windows + screens
• Clean vents, doors + frames
• Clean lights + ceiling fans
• Scrub grout
• Clean cabinets + drawers
• Degrease cabinets + appliances
• Remove cobwebs
• Touch up scuffed walls
• Clean switches + outlet covers

And I’d start packing. You’re moving anyway, so why move things twice?

WEEK 2: Fix the Little Things
I’d walk through like a buyer and fix the things I’ve stopped noticing:
• Dripping faucets
• Loose handles
• Doors that don’t close right
• Stuck windows
• Burned-out bulbs
• Damaged screens
• Dirty/missing caulk
• Chipped paint
• Beat-up walls

I’d keep paint neutral and light bulbs consistent. 2700K is a good starting point.

WEEK 3: Curb Appeal
Buyers form an opinion before they walk inside.
• Freshen mulch
• Pull weeds + dead plants
• Trim bushes + trees
• Cut + edge grass
• Clean porch + front door
• Replace the old sad doormat
• Clean exterior lights + mailbox
• Power wash house + driveway
• Clean gutters + garage door
• Hide hoses, trash cans + clutter

You want, “Oh, this is cute.” Not, “Well… we’ll have to fix that.”

WEEK 4: Deep Clean + Photo Ready
Deep clean bathrooms, kitchen, appliances, floors and those ignored corners. Have carpets professionally cleaned.

Then:
• Clear countertops (again)
• Put away personal items
• Make beds + fluff pillows
• Open blinds
• Turn on lights
I’d do a final walk-through

Your home is ready for photos and videos in good natural light. You spent four weeks getting your house ready. Make sure the pictures show it off.

Four weeks. Four priorities.
Declutter. Repair. Curb appeal. Deep clean.

Save this for when you’re ready to sell, or send it to a friend who needs the list. ✅

08/12/2026

Here’s a look at the Savannah real estate market for July 2026. 📊

There were 1,245 homes for sale at the end of July, with 349 new listings coming on the market during the month.

247 homes sold, and it took about 75 days for those homes to sell.

The median sales price was $392,174, while the average sales price came in at $552,685.

Across the market, homes sold for 94.6% of their original list price.

Compared to July 2025, inventory is up 25%, new listings are down 5.7%, closed sales are down 15.1%, and homes are taking about 10 days longer to sell.

The market is giving buyers more choices and more time, while sellers need to be realistic about pricing and expectations. 🏡

Follow along and watch how the Savannah market continues to move.

08/08/2026

Paint feels like an easy update when you’re getting ready to sell. But choosing a wall color is one of those things where a little thought upfront can save you time, money, and frustration later.

Especially when you’re trying to make your home appealing to the widest range of buyers.

07/31/2026

POV: It's 97° in Savannah and your AC is running 24/7 🥵

Here are 5 things I tell all my homeowners to do RIGHT NOW to keep your house efficient and your bill down:

1. SEAL THE LEAKS
Hot, humid air is sneaking in around your old windows and doors. $8 caulk/weatherstripping can save you 10% on cooling.

2. FLIP YOUR CEILING FANS
They should spin COUNTER-CLOCKWISE in summer. That pushes cool air down. There's a little switch on the base of the fan - everyone misses it.

3. BLACKOUT THE SUN 9AM-6PM
Direct sun can heat a room by 15-20 degrees. Close blackout curtains or thermal shades during the day. Huge difference.

4. THERMOSTAT TO 78° + CLEAN FILTER
Set it to 78° when you're home, higher when you're away. And please change that AC filter monthly! A clogged filter makes your unit work twice as hard and die faster.

5. STOP HEATING YOUR HOUSE
Your oven and dryer are pumping heat into your house. Grill outside, use the air fryer, run the dishwasher/dryer at night.

Save this for later, your August power bill will thank you 💡

07/29/2026

Gone are the days of throwing a blurry photo online and walking away with ten competing offers by Monday morning. 🤩

Right now in Savannah, we are sitting at over 5 months of inventory.

That means buyers have options, and there is a lot more competition out there.

When you have that much inventory, the first 14 days on the market are your golden window.

If you want to stand out, you really have to focus on three things:

💵 Pricing: Overpricing just leads to sitting on the market. Price it right from the start to catch buyer attention.

🛠️ Condition: Buyers want something they can move right into. Making sure things look clean and fresh goes a long way.

🏡 Marketing: A sign in the yard just doesn't cut it anymore. You need real exposure to get people through the door.

Getting all of that right before your listing goes live makes all the difference in whether your house gets snapped up or gets lost in the shuffle.

Shoot me a message if you want to chat about your options for moving this year 📥.

Address

7025 Hodgson Memorial Drive, Suite A
Savannah, GA

Telephone

+19122471980

Website

https://linktr.ee/nadinetorres.realtor

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