Alex McKinney, Luxury Real Estate

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Alex McKinney is a top-producing realtor with SERHANT. specializing in providing exceptional service to clients seeking the finest properties in the most desirable locations. His team of experienced professionals is dedicated to delivering unparalleled expertise, personalized service, and exceptional properties, including waterfront homes, prestigious penthouses, country estates, and luxurious vac

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03/23/2026

Everyone wants to blame the market right now.
Rates. War. Economy. Seasonality.

But what I’m seeing every day across coastal North Carolina is much simpler:
Most homes sitting… are just overpriced.

And it usually comes down to one misunderstanding—
Appraised value is not market value.

An appraisal is a backward-looking opinion based on past sales.�Market value is what a buyer is willing to pay today.

And today’s buyer is more patient, more informed, and has more options than they’ve had in years.

Especially with new construction.
Builders are offering lower interest rates, incentives, and lower monthly payments;ďż˝
which means a brand new home often beats a 3–5 year old home at the same price.

So what happens?
Existing homes either adjust…�or they sit.

And here’s the part most people don’t want to hear,
No amount of photos, video, or “marketing strategy” can fix an overpriced home.

Marketing doesn’t create value.�It creates exposure.
And exposure only works if the price makes sense.

The homes winning right now are doing three things well:�priced right, presented well, and marketed beyond just the MLS.
Everything else is noise.

If your home is sitting, it’s not bad luck.�It’s feedback.

250 years ago, before there was a United States, before independence was declared, men marched through the cold Carolina...
02/27/2026

250 years ago, before there was a United States, before independence was declared, men marched through the cold Carolina swamps toward a narrow wooden crossing known as Moore’s Creek Bridge.

It was February 27, 1776.

Scottish Highlanders—many newly arrived in the colonies—advanced at dawn, broadswords drawn, believing they were fighting for loyalty to the Crown. Waiting on the other side were Patriot militia who had quietly removed planks from the bridge and greased the remaining beams.

When the Highlanders charged, musket fire erupted.

In minutes, the clash was over.

The Patriot victory at the Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge stopped British momentum in North Carolina and helped push the colony to become the first to formally vote for independence from United States’ rule under the Crown that same spring. It was one of the first decisive Patriot victories in the South.

But history in the South is never simple.

Some of those Highlanders had only recently fled hardship. Some believed loyalty meant stability. Others believed liberty demanded sacrifice. What they shared was conviction — and the willingness to face death for what they believed would shape the future.

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