Savannah, located within Chatham County, boasts gorgeous real estate for investors of all magnitudes — whether you’re buying your primary home, a second home, or a vacation rental property. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, relocating to Savannah from another city, or trying to get your home ready to sell, this Savannah real estate guide shares everything you need to know about buying and selling a home within this slice of paradise. Buying a home in Savannah The reasons to buy real estate in Savannah are endless — the beauty, the history, the architecture, and so much more. There are sev ..read more

Savannah (and Chatham County at large) has so much to offer — from exquisite historic districts to peaceful island communities with beautiful marshfront, riverfront, and beachfront properties. Looking for luxury Savannah real estate? In search of the perfect place to retire? Need a home close to the Savannah airport for quick jet setting? Savannah is home to many private gated communities for people who enjoy golfing and living the country club lifestyle. Without further ado, let’s dive in. Here’s a rundown on 11 great neighborhoods in and around the historic city of Savannah, Georgia. 1. Sava ..read more

While Savannah, Georgia is a great place to live year-round, many individuals and families also like to live here seasonally or part-time. For example, the mild winters make Savannah a pleasant respite from the harsh winters up north. And since we are a vacation destination, a second home can be used as a vacation rental for additional income when you aren’t using it. If you’re thinking to buy a second home here, we’d like to suggest five of the best Savannah neighborhoods to check out. 1. Tybee Island What better place to buy a second home than near the beach? Named “Readers Choice Best Beach ..read more

With its mild climate, beautiful beaches, coastal waterways and plenty to do, the Georgia coast is a fantastic place to consider purchasing a vacation home. Not only does it provide a place for you and your family to enjoy year-round, but with Savannah’s busy tourist industry, it can also be a good source of rental income when you’re not here. (Not to mention the market in this area is remarkably affordable.) If you’re thinking about buying a vacation home on the Georgia coast, here are some tips to get you started. Choose a Neighborhood Based on Your Interests Choosing a vacation home in this ..read more

Between mild temperatures, marvelous attractions, and the laid-back lifestyle, Savannah isn’t just a great place to visit — it’s also a great place to own a second home. Savannah’s history, size and location make it just appealing enough to be a vacation destination without becoming a “tourist trap.” If you’re considering buying a second home in Savannah, here are four reasons why you definitely should. 1. Mild Climate Many buyers choose a second home in Savannah as a place to escape the harsh winters of the north. With mild, coastal temperatures at a latitude just north of the tropics, Savann ..read more

After several years of strong growth in the real estate sector, the latest indicators suggest the market has started to cool a little bit. Experts believe that 2019 will see a continuation of this trend, with a moderation of home sales to more of a “slower, steadier” pace. If you’re buying or selling in Savannah’s 2019 housing market, this news really is neither good nor bad; overall, it’s still a great time to buy or to sell. However, it does mean buyers and sellers may both need to adjust their strategies to adjust to a changing market. Let’s look at how this news might affect you if you’re ..read more

Situated about 25 minutes southwest of downtown Savannah, Richmond Hill is a family-friendly community of just over 10,000 people nestled along the banks of the Ogeechee River. Known for its quiet neighborhoods, excellent schools and southern charm, this city offers a welcoming suburban lifestyle just a short drive from historic Savannah and the beaches of Tybee Island. If you’re thinking to buy a home in this community, here’s a quick look at three of the best neighborhoods in Richmond Hill, GA. Waterways Township Located 11 miles east of Richmond Hill, this sprawling 2300-acre master-planned ..read more

Between its mild climate, shady trees, world-class golfing, scenic waterways and relaxed coastal lifestyle, there’s no denying that Savannah is a wonderful place to retire. If you’ve been thinking of buying a home and retiring in Savannah, GA, you almost can’t go wrong with any neighborhood or suburb you choose. However, depending on your interests and budget, the following areas of Savannah and vicinity may offer a particular appeal to you. Tybee Island Aside from the lush marshlands, pristine beaches and abundant wildlife, Tybee Island is known for a laid-back, casual neighborhood vibe that ..read more

Oh the irony! Just as I was finishing this blog, breaking news came in that the government will temporarily reopen until February 15th. However, I still believe that the following information is relevant, because while all shutdowns are different and different agencies are impacted in different ways, it does not always mean that the real estate market comes to a screeching halt. Over the last few weeks, I have received many questions from a good number of potential home buyers regarding the effect the government shutdown might have on their ability to buy a home. I have personally had several ..read more

Thinking about buying a home on Wilmington Island? If so, you’re in good company. Located just minutes from downtown Savannah, this suburban community offers the finest in coastal living with its small town atmosphere, excellent schools, short commutes, ocean breezes and easygoing lifestyle. If you’re looking for the best neighborhoods on Wilmington Island, here are three that are worth a second look. Wilmington Park As the first subdivision built on the island, Wilmington Park is known for having larger lots than many of its neighboring subdivisions. Situated along the banks of the Wilmington ..read more