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Top Home Improvements That Increase Value

By Tamera Shearon / August 18, 2026 /

Are you staring at your 1990s oak cabinets and avocado-tinted tile, wondering if Atlanta buyers will run the other way before even making an offer? Trying to sell a home without knowing which upgrades actually move the needle can feel a lot like navigating I-285 at 5:00 PM on a Friday: stewing in frustration while…

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Teeing Up Your Next Move: Why the Tour Championship Signals a Hot Atlanta Market

By Tamera Shearon / August 18, 2026 /

Is your current living situation starting to feel like a permanent stay in a greenside bunker? You know the feeling: you’re stuck, the sand is flying, and you can’t quite see the pin. If you’ve been waiting for the "perfect" moment to navigate the atlanta real estate landscape, the calendar just gave you a massive…

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Someone Watered the Ground Before You Stood On It: A Legacy of Mentorship in Real Estate

By Tamera Shearon / August 17, 2026 /

By Tamera Shearon | Peachtree Battle Realty Substack Edition Have you ever stopped to look at where you are standing right now: whether that’s in the kitchen of your first home, at the helm of a growing business, or navigating a complex season of life: and wondered how you actually got here? We live in…

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Coffee, Communities, and Closings: What Your Order Says About Your Neighborhood

By Tamera Shearon / August 15, 2026 /

Ever wonder if your caffeine habit is actually a secret GPS coordinate for where you belong in Georgia? Think about it. In the Old West, you could tell exactly where a traveler was from just by looking at how they wore their cowboy hat: the crease, the tilt, the dust on the brim. It was…

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How to Price Your Home Correctly

By Tamera Shearon / August 13, 2026 /

Ever tried merging onto I-285 during rush hour going 30 miles per hour slower than everyone else? It’s stressful, chaotic, and leaves you wondering why you didn’t take a smarter route. Listing your house on the Atlanta real estate market without a solid pricing strategy feels remarkably similar. Price too high, and you’ll stall out…

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The Price of Waiting: Why Trading Your ‘Choice’ for a Lower Rate Is a Bad Deal

By Tamera Shearon / August 13, 2026 /

Are you holding your breath, waiting for that "unicorn" mortgage rate to reappear before you finally make your move? It’s a tempting game to play. You see the headlines, you track the Fed’s every whisper, and you think, "If I just wait until it hits 5.2%: or maybe 4.8%: I’ll save a fortune." It sounds…

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From Arts Festivals to Open Houses: Your August Atlanta Neighborhood Guide

By Tamera Shearon / August 13, 2026 /

Is there anything more "Atlanta" than checking your weather app in August and seeing a humidity level that makes you feel like you’re breathing through a warm, damp washcloth? We get it. The "Dog Days" are here, and while the rest of the country is thinking about pumpkin spice, we’re just trying to figure out…

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Should I Sell Before I Buy? The Atlanta Homeowner’s Dilemma

By Tamera Shearon / August 11, 2026 /

Let’s be honest: trying to time a home sale and a home purchase in the Atlanta market can feel a lot like merging onto I-285 during rush hour in a downpour. Everyone around you is moving at 80 miles an hour, lane markers are practically invisible, and you’re left wondering if you’re about to miss…

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Should I Sell Before I Buy?

By Tamera Shearon / August 11, 2026 /

Trying to time a real estate move in the greater Atlanta area can often feel a lot like merging onto I-285 during rush hour: you are watching traffic zoom by, calculating your gaps, and hoping you don't stall out in the middle lane. If you are currently sitting in your living room wondering whether you…

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The Coming Inventory Glut: What It Means for Atlanta Buyers

By Tamera Shearon / August 11, 2026 /

Does it feel like you’ve been stuck in a permanent loop of I-285 traffic when it comes to finding a home? You see the "For Sale" sign, you blink, and it’s already under contract for $50k over asking. It’s been frustrating, exhausting, and, let's be honest, a little bit discouraging. But what if I told…

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