GreyBeard Realty and its all-local broker team are hosting a Black Mountain Tour of Homes Open House event that features over 10 Black Mountain and Montreat listings on Sunday, August 24th, from 2-4 p.m. Get a glimpse of a variety of homes for sale, from adorable one-bedroom bungalows in the heart of downtown Black Mountain to upscale [...]
Winding roads from Black Mountain, Swannanoa, and through the pastoral agricultural setting which encircles the Warren Wilson College campus lead to a region known as the Riceville community, which is situated between Swannanoa, the [...]
In April’s Q1 market update, we reported on the market softening trends that we observed signs of as early as July 2024. A red-hot seller’s market was seeing movement towards a more balanced market. As we approach a year after this notable transition, the numbers reveal a [...]
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For many, a major draw of living in Swannanoa is the natural beauty that comes with living in the Valley with its river views, its pastoral settings near Warren Wilson College, and more high-elevation real estate in settings such as [...]
The checklist is not uncommon. You want proximity to the restaurants, breweries, and a lively arts culture in downtown Asheville, but you’d also like to feel like you have your own piece of Asheville real estate where you can lay down roots and grow (maybe literally and figuratively) [...]
It’s no secret that our GreyBeard Realty broker team has its collective fingers on the pulse of our region’s market and exhibits a wealth of knowledge when it comes to the best Asheville and Western North Carolina neighborhoods. However, they are also local people who love these mountains and are eager to share some of their favorite [...]
In January’s outlook, we suggested that trends were pointing towards a more balanced market with flatter prices. This shift in market trends isn’t a direct result of Helene’s impact–contrary to what might be assumed. Even as of July 2024, before the hurricane, we were noticing indications of a more balanced market as supply was on the [...]
Home to over 700 Asheville artists, the River Arts District is a community in Asheville that borders the French Broad River and experienced some of the most devastating impacts from last year's hurricane. Many of the 26 buildings that line the District were impacted by floodwaters. The Upper River Arts District, or Upper RAD, had a soft [...]
Five months after Hurricane Helene devastated communities and riverside areas in Western North Carolina, signs of the ongoing recovery remain, but we are also proud to say that a lot of progress has been made in our region, and the people in our communities have exhibited incredible resilience. The Army Corps of Engineers recently projected [...]
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Condos are a great option for those seeking affordable property in Asheville. Typically offering shared amenities like gyms, pools, and tennis courts, condos provide opportunities for recreation and socializing within a secure community. In addition to being in a desirable location, condos are also low maintenance, as HOA fees usually cover [...]
