George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast

George Real Estate Group
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The George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast has been a beacon of reliable and positive news about the local and national real estate market since 2011, with over 1600 live radio shows to their credit. Listeners can tune in each week to learn about the most important facts and information they need to make sound decisions about their real estate goals. With a proven track record of selling over 1,600 properties and serving over 1,600 families throughout Western North Carolina, the George Real Estate Group has the expertise and experience to help buyers and sellers achieve their goals. Based in Flat Rock, North Carolina, near Hendersonville in Henderson County, they are ideally situated to serve clients across the region. Interested parties can find out more about the George Real Estate Group by visiting their website at www.RealEstateByGreg.com. Alternatively, they can call the team at (828) 393-0134 or visit their office at 2720 Greenville Hwy Flat Rock North Carolina to speak to a real estate professional in person. Listeners can tune in to the George Real Estate Group's live radio shows each week to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the real estate market. The show airs every Monday at 9:05 AM on WTZQ 95.3FM since 2015, or stream online at www.WTZQ.com. Additionally, the show airs every Thursday at 10:05 AM on WHKP 107.7FM since 2011, or stream online at www.WHKP.com. Furthermore, the George Real Estate Group proudly sponsors the WHKP Hometown Hero series every Friday morning at 8:45 AM since 2018, highlighting local heroes and community members who make a difference in the lives of those around them. For those who cannot tune in live, podcasts of each weekly radio broadcast are available at www.GeorgeRealEstateGroupRadio.com.  The podcasts offer a convenient way for busy individuals to stay informed about the latest trends and insights in the real estate market at a time and place that suits them best. Overall, the George Real Estate Group is a trusted resource for anyone looking to buy, sell, or invest in real estate in Western North Carolina. With their wealth of experience and commitment to providing the highest quality service to their clients, they are a valuable asset to the community.

  1. 6D AGO

    A Coach Sees Two Kids Outside The Fence And Builds A League That Welcomes Everyone

    Ten years on local radio teaches you what spreadsheets can’t: communities don’t run on trends, they run on people. We open with a quick, grounded Henderson County real estate update for anyone watching Western North Carolina home prices, inventory, mortgage interest rates, and days on market. The pace has changed, but the market is still moving, and we talk through what that “new normal” looks like for buyers, sellers, and anyone trying to price a home with confidence.  Then we shift to the reason the Hometown Hero Award exists: honoring neighbors who make sure nobody gets left out. Donnie Jones joins us to share the story behind Western North Carolina Special Needs Sports and its Special Needs Baseball program. What started with one moment, two kids playing catch outside the fence during a Little League game, becomes a league that now serves 130+ players from seven counties. Ages run from four to 76, and the welcome is real: wheelchairs, walkers, blind, deaf, and every ability level, with a simple promise that everyone plays.  We also dig into the practical side of keeping inclusive sports alive, from coaches and volunteer “buddies” to community partnerships like the Sheriff’s Department, plus fundraising through a motorcycle raffle. You’ll leave with real details on how to join, how to help, and where games happen at Jackson Park. If you care about Hendersonville community life, special needs sports, or simply what it looks like to build belonging on purpose, hit play. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with the name of someone in your town who deserves to be honored next.

    17 min

  2. 6D AGO

    Henderson County Real Estate Trends And A Clearer Path To Financial Freedom

    The market is changing, but the bigger story is how your choices shape your freedom. We start with a clear-eyed update on the Henderson County and Hendersonville NC real estate market, including longer days on market, steady demand, and pricing that’s still holding. Interest rates get the headlines, yet we keep coming back to what actually drives real estate: life transitions, timing, and the decision to build a plan instead of reacting to noise. Then we go somewhere most real estate shows won’t: the psychology of money. A simple story about “rice and beans” turns into a powerful lens on lifestyle inflation, keeping up with the Joneses, and the golden handcuffs that can trap even high earners. We talk about why wealth is not just income, why money is a magnifier, and why time, health, and peace of mind are the real assets people are chasing. If you’re thinking about real estate investing, downsizing, or creating financial freedom, this part connects the dots between spending, purpose, and options. We bring it back home with practical perspective: real estate can be a tool for generational wealth, tax strategy, and flexibility, but only when it supports the life you actually want. Sometimes the “best” house becomes a burden, and sometimes a simpler move creates room for family, community, and the next chapter. Subscribe for weekly local insights, share this with a friend who’s feeling stuck, and leave a review to help more Western North Carolina homeowners find clarity. What would you change if your goal was more time, not more stuff?

    33 min

  3. MAR 30

    Life Happens Therefore Real Estate Happens

    The loudest real estate headlines are designed to spike your stress, not sharpen your decision making. We slow everything down and rebuild the story with context, local numbers, and the simple truth we see daily in Western North Carolina: life happens therefore real estate happens. Whether you are buying, selling, investing, planning for retirement, or sorting through a family property, the best move starts with clarity and a plan that fits your real life. We share a boots-on-the-ground market update for the Hendersonville and Henderson County area, including what low housing inventory and longer days on market mean for pricing, leverage, and timing. If you are a buyer, you will hear why the pace feels different and how preparation creates options. If you are a seller, you will hear why condition and price alignment matters more than ever, even in a market that is still moving. Then we tackle two of the most common fear narratives. First, the “Wall Street is buying all the homes” claim: we unpack what the word investor really means and what the data says about institutional ownership and why big investors have recently been net sellers. Next, we address foreclosure surge headlines with the nuance they rarely include: filings are up from historically low COVID-era levels, trends are highly regional, and it is not a replay of 2008, especially here locally where foreclosure share remains very small. If you want a grounded read on the Western North Carolina real estate market, plus practical guidance that respects the human side of big decisions, press play. Subscribe to the podcast, share this with a friend who is doomscrolling housing headlines, and leave us a review with the question you want answered next.

    28 min

  4. MAR 27

    Victor Aguilar Shares How Cooking Became Community Service

    A food truck interview turns into a real-world disaster response story when Victor Aguilar steps up and starts feeding the people keeping the lights on. Victor is the owner of BTM Food Trucks, known for Biscuits Tacos And More, with two locations serving Mexican and American favorites plus catering across the Hendersonville area. He shares how he built the business from years in the food industry, then took the leap to open in June 2020, right in the middle of COVID, betting on hard work, a clear concept, and steady community support. Then Hurricane Helene hit, and the work changed overnight. Victor walks us through the moment Duke Energy called asking for 300 meals, how that turned into weeks of 80-90 hour days, and what it took for a small team and a family operation to serve linemen, fire departments, the sheriff’s department, and other first responders. He also explains the quiet choices that mattered most, giving meals to neighbors who were out of power or couldn’t access cash, while trying to protect the effort from people who might exploit it. By the end, the scale is hard to grasp: roughly 26,000 to 27,000 meals served to crews and about 6,000 meals given away. We also talk about the personal cost, the faith that steadied him, and why service keeps showing up again when snow and ice storms roll in and the calls start coming back. If you care about community resilience, small business leadership, food truck catering, and what real hometown heroism looks like, you’ll want to hear this one. Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review telling us who you think deserves the next Hometown Hero salute.

    13 min

  5. MAR 26

    Spring Market Reality Check

    One week in spring might give your listing a real edge but only if you do the work that makes buyers say “yes” fast. We share fresh local real estate market stats for Henderson County, North Carolina, then zoom out to what the numbers mean for real people trying to buy, sell, or invest across Western North Carolina and upstate South Carolina. If you are watching interest rates, wondering about home prices, or feeling the pressure of longer days on market, this conversation helps you sort signal from noise.  We dig into Realtor.com data that points to a mid-April window (April 12 to 16) where listings tend to get more views, sell faster, and see fewer price reductions. Then we bring it back to what actually moves the needle: preparation, pricing strategy, and marketing that matches today’s buyer behavior. We also share a snapshot of the local picture, including 1,600+ single-family homes sold in the last 12 months, inventory that remains limited, average prices holding around the mid-$540,000s, and a noticeable rise in days on market for recent sales.  The second half tackles artificial intelligence in real estate. We talk about how AI can improve speed and communication, where it can mislead, and why “high tech with high touch” is the future. From Zillow-style estimates to the Jarvis paradox, the point is simple: tools are helpful, but trust still happens across a table, during a showing, and in honest advice tailored to your situation.  Subscribe for weekly Western North Carolina real estate updates, share this with a friend planning a move, and leave a review so more locals can find the show.

    31 min

  6. MAR 23

    Spring Market Snapshot And Smarter Moves In Western North Carolina

    The real estate market is louder than ever, but the most useful signals are often the quiet ones. We break down what we’re actually seeing on the ground in Henderson County and across Western North Carolina: homes are still selling, inventory is still tight, and prices are holding stronger than many headlines suggest. If you’ve been wondering whether spring is a smart time to buy or sell in the Hendersonville NC area, we walk through the numbers and the real-world reasons real estate keeps moving even when the economy feels uncertain. We also dig into the affordability question that keeps coming up at the dinner table. New research shows housing affordability has improved in all 50 states over the past year. That doesn’t mean everything is suddenly cheap, but it does mean pressure is easing in meaningful ways. More inventory brings more options, less urgency, and more leverage, including price reductions, closing cost help, and rate buydowns. We talk through what a more balanced market can look like and why “waiting for a crash” can cause people to miss the window that’s already opening. Then we pivot to the human side of real estate and honestly, the human side of life. We explore authenticity as a social risk and why hard conversations build trust faster than comfortable ones. From pricing a home correctly to navigating family decisions like downsizing, upsizing, or right-sizing, the best outcomes usually come from clear facts paired with care and candor. If you found this helpful, subscribe on your favorite podcast app, share it with someone thinking about a move, and leave us a review so more people can find honest, local real estate guidance.

    29 min

  7. MAR 20

    Bridgette Thompson Explains How Parks And Rec Builds Community

    A great community doesn’t run on luck, it runs on people who plan, coordinate, troubleshoot, and still show up with a smile when the gates open. We’re celebrating a Hometown Hero whose work touches thousands of Henderson County families every year: Bridgette Thompson, Special Events Coordinator for Henderson County Parks and Recreation. If you’ve ever enjoyed Treat Street, the Easter egg hunt, Santa on the Square, New Year’s Eve festivities, or movies in the park, you’ve felt the impact of her work. Bridgette walks us through what most of us never see: the behind-the-scenes planning, the long timelines, and the partnerships that make public events safe and memorable. We talk about coordinating with law enforcement, fire departments, public works, county teams, volunteers, vendors, and sponsors, plus what it takes to keep these community traditions welcoming as Hendersonville and the surrounding area continue to grow. We also look ahead to July 4 with the added significance of America 250, and why this celebration is a chance to create something both fun and meaningful. Bridgette shares her own story too, from starting as a teen counselor to building a career in parks and recreation management right here at home, and the moments that remind her why the work matters when kids return year after year with their own families. If you want to get involved, we share how to volunteer and support Henderson County Parks and Rec. Subscribe for more local stories, share this with someone who loves Western North Carolina community events, and leave a review so more listeners can find the Hometown Hero Series.

    17 min

  8. MAR 19

    How Crawl Space Mold Hurts Air Quality And Home Value

    The part of your home you almost never see can quietly control the air you breathe, the bills you pay, and the price a buyer is willing to offer. We start with a quick read on the Henderson County real estate market then shift to a topic that keeps showing up in Western North Carolina home inspections: crawl space moisture, mold, and the costly surprises that come with them. We’re joined by Luke and Chase of BNB Home and Property Solutions to explain what they find under local homes every week, why mold is so common in our climate, and how crawl space air can move through HVAC systems and into everyday living spaces. They walk us through the evaluation process step by step, from spotting mold on floor joists to reading water stains on foundation blocks and identifying standing water caused by drainage and grading issues. Then we get into solutions homeowners can actually act on. You’ll hear what crawl space encapsulation is, how a sealed vapor barrier and dehumidifier create a controlled environment, why insulation often fails when it gets wet, and when serious water problems call for extras like sump pump systems or even exterior waterproofing. We also touch on resale value and negotiations, because a clean, dry crawl space can remove friction in a transaction and protect your investment long after closing. If you’re buying, selling, or staying put, subscribe, share this with a homeowner friend, and leave a review. What’s one thing you’d check first at your place: gutters and downspouts or the crawl space itself?

    33 min
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The George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast has been a beacon of reliable and positive news about the local and national real estate market since 2011, with over 1600 live radio shows to their credit. Listeners can tune in each week to learn about the most important facts and information they need to make sound decisions about their real estate goals. With a proven track record of selling over 1,600 properties and serving over 1,600 families throughout Western North Carolina, the George Real Estate Group has the expertise and experience to help buyers and sellers achieve their goals. Based in Flat Rock, North Carolina, near Hendersonville in Henderson County, they are ideally situated to serve clients across the region. Interested parties can find out more about the George Real Estate Group by visiting their website at www.RealEstateByGreg.com. Alternatively, they can call the team at (828) 393-0134 or visit their office at 2720 Greenville Hwy Flat Rock North Carolina to speak to a real estate professional in person. Listeners can tune in to the George Real Estate Group's live radio shows each week to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the real estate market. The show airs every Monday at 9:05 AM on WTZQ 95.3FM since 2015, or stream online at www.WTZQ.com. Additionally, the show airs every Thursday at 10:05 AM on WHKP 107.7FM since 2011, or stream online at www.WHKP.com. Furthermore, the George Real Estate Group proudly sponsors the WHKP Hometown Hero series every Friday morning at 8:45 AM since 2018, highlighting local heroes and community members who make a difference in the lives of those around them. For those who cannot tune in live, podcasts of each weekly radio broadcast are available at www.GeorgeRealEstateGroupRadio.com.  The podcasts offer a convenient way for busy individuals to stay informed about the latest trends and insights in the real estate market at a time and place that suits them best. Overall, the George Real Estate Group is a trusted resource for anyone looking to buy, sell, or invest in real estate in Western North Carolina. With their wealth of experience and commitment to providing the highest quality service to their clients, they are a valuable asset to the community.

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