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Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Columbus, Georgia metro areaAs someone who closely tracks our local m...
10/16/2026

Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Columbus, Georgia metro area
As someone who closely tracks our local market trends at ACME Real Estate Company, I find it fascinating to see how home prices in the Columbus, GA-AL metro area are evolving. Right now, prices span from $57,000 to $393,000—an impressive range that reflects both opportunity and diversity in our neighborhoods. While some cities have seen a dip, others have experienced up to 13.2% growth in just the past year. Over five years, that growth reaches an incredible 41.9%, all in the face of rising mortgage rates. Understanding these shifts is key to making the most of your real estate decisions. I believe in leveraging this hyper-local data to help you navigate the market, whether you’re looking to maximize your property’s value or searching for a home that truly fits your lifestyle.


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10/15/2026

The Housing Market Is Getting More Expensive to Wait Out | Estate Concierge guidance for North Metro Atlanta. Nearly 20 years of experience. Contact Zach → acmerealestatecompany.com
Lately, I've been hearing more questions about whether it's wise to wait out the current housing market. As borrowing costs climb, the true cost of delaying a purchase is rising too—higher rates mean that waiting could actually end up increasing your future monthly payments if financing conditions stay the same. Many buyers hope for falling prices, but at the moment, home values aren’t dropping fast enough to cancel out these elevated financing costs. So, holding out for a bargain may not guarantee a better deal overall. That said, there are still negotiating opportunities in certain markets—especially where inventory has improved and sellers are eager for offers. From my experience advising clients throughout our local market, it’s more important than ever to weigh the full picture: not just interest rates, but total financing costs, current pricing, and your negotiating leverage. Every situation is unique, and a tailored approach helps you make the right move for your goals and budget.

10/15/2026

Coming Soon to Peachtree Corners: a meticulously maintained 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath townhome where the owner's care shows in every detail. Ten-foot ceilings and rich Brazilian cherry hardwoods set the tone for an open main level made for gathering. Elegant paneling, crown molding and wrought-iron railings add real architectural character. The kitchen pairs stained cabinetry with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Abundant natural light, wood blinds and a private deck complete the home. EV charging installed in the garage. Ideally positioned near Peachtree Industrial Blvd and GA-141, minutes from The Forum, Downtown Norcross dining and shopping, and Jones Bridge Park on the Chattahoochee. Full photography, details and showing availability coming soon.

10/14/2026

Bargain Hunting With Rates Above 7% | Estate Concierge guidance for North Metro Atlanta. Nearly 20 years of experience. Contact Zach → acmerealestatecompany.com
As mortgage rates remain above 7%, affordability is understandably top of mind for many buyers. At ACME Real Estate Company, I keep a close watch on these trends to help my clients make informed choices, especially as Treasury yields continue to push borrowing costs higher and the market anticipates further Fed moves. If you’re planning ahead, consider this insight from a recent study: building a rate cushion is key—think about budgeting for a half-point increase over 3 months, three-quarters over 6 months, and a full point within a year. What I’ve seen in the local market aligns with the data: buyers later in the year often have more leverage, with typical home prices about 5% lower in Early-Q4 compared to Late-Q2, plus fewer competing offers and extra room to negotiate. With inventory sitting at about a 5-month supply last month, buyers have had stronger bargaining power—whether on price, closing costs, discount points, or even temporary rate buydowns. While the market is still reacting to potential Fed tightening, the long-term focus remains on cooling inflation, which could eventually bring mortgage costs back down. My approach is always to help you navigate these shifts with strategies that fit both your goals and the realities of today’s market.

10/13/2026

Safest and Richest Midsize Southern Cities in 2026
As someone who studies Southern real estate trends closely, I’m always keeping an eye out for standout communities that offer both security and prosperity. Recent data highlights several midsize Southern cities with median household incomes above $100K—Sugar Land, Cedar Park, Pearland, Plano, Cary, Roswell, Alexandria, and Hoover. These cities don’t just deliver on income; each one boasts low crime rates, high home values, and impressive livability scores above 80. For buyers and sellers alike, neighborhoods like these represent exactly the kind of balance between lifestyle and investment that I prioritize in my work. My goal is always to help you zero in on communities where your preferences, budget, and peace of mind all align.

10/12/2026

Housing Data Gives Buyers More Leverage | Estate Concierge guidance for North Metro Atlanta. Nearly 20 years of experience. Contact Zach → acmerealestatecompany.com
As we move through late Q3, there’s a noticeable shift giving buyers more room to negotiate: about 21% of active listings have seen price cuts, and inventory has climbed above 1.16 million homes—now within 9% of the typical pre-pandemic levels. Buyer activity remains measured; homes going under contract are down roughly 4% year-over-year for the second month in a row, a reflection of how higher mortgage costs are still impacting affordability. The national median list price sits at around $419,000, down just over 1% both month-over-month and year-over-year, continuing an 11-month streak of annual declines. Price per square foot has dropped about 2% from last year as well. Sellers are mostly staying the course, with only about 6% of listings delisted—virtually unchanged from last year—but more owners are reducing prices and opening up room for negotiation. The real test ahead: will these additional price reductions entice more buyers to sign contracts, or will we see this period of adjustment stretch out as supply grows and demand softens further? I’m closely tracking these trends at ACME Real Estate Company, always ready to translate market movement into practical strategies for your next move—whether you’re looking to maximize your sale or find your ideal fit in today’s evolving landscape.

10/11/2026

Honoring the Significance of Indigenous Day | Estate Concierge guidance for North Metro Atlanta. Nearly 20 years of experience. Contact Zach → acmerealestatecompany.com

Homebuyers: Lending Standards Are Still Tight, but New Credit Scores May HelpAs someone deeply committed to helping clie...
10/11/2026

Homebuyers: Lending Standards Are Still Tight, but New Credit Scores May Help
As someone deeply committed to helping clients navigate the complexities of the housing market, I’m always watching the factors that shape your homebuying journey. Right now, home sales are hovering near a 31-year low—largely due to strict lending standards, elevated mortgage rates, and increasing costs. While there’s some hope on the horizon with new credit models that factor in things like rent and utility payments, it’s clear that many low-income and minority buyers are still being left out, even though data shows their delinquency and default rates remain low. Understanding these ongoing changes is key to making informed decisions, and I’m here to offer insights tailored to your unique situation, ensuring you have the support and knowledge you need to move forward confidently.


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Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offsAs someone who closely tracks evolving trends in real esta...
10/10/2026

Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offs
As someone who closely tracks evolving trends in real estate, I find it fascinating how Gen Z buyers are setting themselves apart. This new generation is showing remarkable adaptability—more willing than older groups to make affordability trade-offs, like accepting smaller homes or cutting back on spending, to achieve their goal of homeownership. Canadians, in particular, are leading the way in being open to downsizing, while British buyers tend to be the most resistant to compromise. These insights reflect a shift I often see in our own market: success in real estate today is about understanding where flexibility meets opportunity. It's important to factor in generational attitudes and local preferences when developing a strategy that fits your unique needs and aspirations.


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