Jeremiah Barnett Keller Williams Realty

Jeremiah Barnett Keller Williams Realty Connect with Keller Williams top independent local agent. Jeremiah Barnett has been in the Wilmington, NC area for 20 years after moving here to attend UNCW.

His love for people and passion for helping people has always guided his professional and personal life. He lives by the the self proclaimed quote that, " a stranger is nothing more than an unmet friend." When you meet Jeremiah you'll know that he loves life and enjoys the people around him. Jeremiah is a Husband and father to 4 boys who leave him no room for a lack of motivation. His professional sales career began at the age of 18 which has spanned many different industries. For several years he traveled the country speaking to large audiences offering motivational seminars and sales training to driven individuals. He has now chosen to work in industries that allows him to be home every night with his wife and kids. As the General Manager for Gold's Gym he has embraced the mantra "Making a Living while Making a Difference." You can rest assured that when you work with Jeremiah you will be pleased with his professionalism and desire to help you achieve your goals.

09/28/2026

U.S. Home Prices Ease Across Major Metros
Across the country, we're seeing a notable shift in the housing landscape: in Mid-Q3, the price per square foot dropped year-over-year in 36 of the 50 largest metro areas, signaling a broader cooling among major markets. Nationally, this measure was down about 2% compared to last year, marking the tenth consecutive month of softening. As the quarter wrapped up, momentum slowed further—many sellers responded by adjusting their asking prices more aggressively, aiming to bridge the gap between buyer and seller expectations. Elevated mortgage rates continue to weigh on affordability, especially in regions that saw rapid price growth during the pandemic. Some of these boom-era markets are now giving back a portion of those gains, aided by inventories that are higher than we saw before 2020. As someone who both represents clients and invests personally, I’m watching these shifts closely—understanding these trends is key to navigating opportunities, whether you’re buying, selling, or investing.

09/28/2026

Discover this property for $125,000—a great opportunity that truly stands out.

Home Warranties: Smart Ways to Protect Your AppliancesAs smart appliances become more common in modern homes, they offer...
09/27/2026

Home Warranties: Smart Ways to Protect Your Appliances
As smart appliances become more common in modern homes, they offer fantastic convenience—but they also introduce new wrinkles when it comes to home warranty coverage. Many plans exclude smart features like Wi-Fi connectivity or software issues, which can leave homeowners facing higher repair costs if something goes wrong. Having navigated these details for both my own properties and on behalf of clients across Wilmington’s luxury and investment markets, I always recommend reviewing your warranty coverage thoroughly. If your home relies on smart technology, exploring add-ons for those features could save you from expensive surprises down the road.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/jeremiah-barnett/1952402-Home-Warranties%3A-Smart-Ways-to-Protect-Your-Appliances

09/27/2026

Discover this property for $319,000—a great opportunity that truly stands out.

Why Exterior Upgrades are a Smart Investment for HomeownersAs someone who’s spent years helping clients maximize the val...
09/26/2026

Why Exterior Upgrades are a Smart Investment for Homeowners
As someone who’s spent years helping clients maximize the value of their coastal homes here in Wilmington, I’ve seen firsthand how strategic exterior upgrades can make a remarkable difference. Improvements like updated garage doors, fresh stone veneer, modern front doors, new siding, and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces aren’t just about curb appeal—they’re investments that enhance energy efficiency, security, and, most importantly, market value. With ROIs often exceeding 200%, these upgrades consistently deliver strong returns, whether you’re preparing to sell, boost your rental income, or simply want to enjoy your home more. Drawing from both my experience as a real estate agent and a property investor, I can say that focusing on the exterior is one of the smartest moves homeowners can make to build long-term wealth.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/jeremiah-barnett/1975797-Why-Exterior-Upgrades-are-a-Smart-Investment-for-Homeowners

Experts Share Insights on Future Mortgage Rate TrendsI’m often asked where mortgage rates are headed, especially as buye...
09/25/2026

Experts Share Insights on Future Mortgage Rate Trends
I’m often asked where mortgage rates are headed, especially as buyers and investors plan their next move. Currently, projections for 2026 suggest 30-year fixed rates will hover between 6.7% and 6.9%. Of course, the rate you secure will depend on factors like your credit profile, location, and overall financial picture. We could see rates adjust upward if the Fed implements further hikes, or potentially drop if inflation is brought under control. For those aiming to invest in coastal homes or vacation rentals here in Wilmington—or anywhere—improving your credit can make a real difference when locking in a better rate. Navigating these numbers is part of what I do daily as both an agent and investor, always with an eye on creating strategies that help clients build long-term wealth.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/jeremiah-barnett/1978449-Experts-Share-Insights-on-Future-Mortgage-Rate-Trends

09/24/2026

Why Buyers and Sellers Are Stuck
It’s no secret—today’s housing market feels gridlocked. As I work with buyers, sellers, and investors across Wilmington and coastal North Carolina, I’m seeing firsthand how higher mortgage rates are slowing momentum. Rising rates are making monthly payments tough to justify for many buyers, prompting more of them to pause their search. Pending sales aren’t picking up, which means fewer house hunters are moving forward with offers. On the flip side, homeowners who locked in lower mortgage rates in recent years are choosing to stay put, keeping much-needed listings off the market. What we’re left with is a classic stalemate: buyers are holding out for better payment options, while sellers are reluctant to give up those favorable loans. Whether you’re considering selling, buying, or investing, understanding this dynamic is key to making smart, informed decisions. Navigating these complexities is what I do every day—helping clients build long-term wealth, even when the market isn’t moving at full speed.

09/23/2026

U.S. Housing Market Rebalances Slowly
We’re seeing the U.S. housing market transition at a measured pace right now. Active inventory is up about 4% year-over-year across the country, though that increase is starting to level off after five weeks of steady gains. For buyers, this means the market continues to gradually rebalance—without any sudden surge in available homes. Properties are spending an average of 61 days on the market, which is right in line with last year and typical for this time of year, as things usually slow down a bit heading into late Q3 after a busier start. New listings dipped by about 1% compared to last year, returning us to 2025 activity levels as affordability concerns keep some buyers on the sidelines and some sellers cautious about testing the market. The median listing price is at $419,000—down roughly 1% year-over-year—with the price per square foot at $222, the lowest we’ve seen since early Q1 2026. Inventory gains and higher mortgage rates are gradually shifting the balance toward buyers, but overall, we’re still looking at a slow-moving national market rather than any dramatic change. As someone who’s both an agent and investor, I’m watching these trends closely to help guide clients—whether you’re looking for a coastal home, a luxury property, or your next investment opportunity—so you can make informed decisions in today’s evolving environment.

09/22/2026

More Homes Available: Opportunities Grow for Buyers
We're seeing an interesting shift in the Wilmington housing market: new listings have ticked up by 0.4%, reaching their highest point since April. Total homes available have also climbed 0.5%, marking the most inventory since May. However, pending home sales slipped by 1.1%, hitting a six-month low—largely a result of elevated costs and mortgage rates hovering around 6.65%. For buyers and investors, this means more choices but also continued pressure from financing costs. Drawing on my experience as both an agent and investor in coastal and luxury properties, I always keep a close eye on these trends to help clients make informed decisions—whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or build your investment portfolio in our unique market.

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