November 2022 Feature At DreamSmith, our work is driven by a sense of purpose. Led through faith, we are able to recognize and use our unique giftings to help our clients realize their dreams. We believe that real estate is a relationship, not a transaction. Read more about Ashley’s story
https://youtu.be/3xWJ01BiAf4 Introduction Winter on Lake Lanier has a calm, understated charm—soft morning light, cozy evenings, quiet shorelines, and space to breathe. Whether you live here full-time, visit seasonally, or dream of owning a lake place someday, winter is one of the best times to enjoy the lake in a whole
Introduction Lake Lanier takes on a different personality every season, but winter has a quiet way of revealing the lessons we miss in the busy months. As the pace slows and the water calms, this season invites reflection—on our homes, our lives, and the way lake living shapes the moments
https://youtu.be/Sd6mpq7Y8sU When the weather cools and life around Lake Lanier slows down, many homeowners take a welcome pause. It’s a season for gratitude, for family, for gathering — but it can also be the perfect time to quietly prepare for your next chapter. Because here’s the truth: it’s always a
https://youtu.be/Mko_ESZs0bc Strategic Timing for Lake Lanier and North Metro Sellers Just like the golden hour – brief but brilliant – fall offers a perfect balance of opportunity for homeowners ready to make a move. 1. The Market Is Balanced – Not Cooling After the frenzied years of 2021–2022, balance is
https://youtu.be/FqdUQh_zOuQ Why Fall Is the Best Time All Year to Buy a Home Just like the golden hour – that brief window where everything glows – fall is the golden window for today’s homebuyers. 1. You Have More Choices Than Ever Inventory around Metro Atlanta and Lake Lanier typically peaks
https://youtu.be/mpR1LHiPNz0 Your Golden Window in the Market – Fall 2025 Real Estate Update Fall is a golden hour in real estate – a brief but powerful window where timing, market conditions, and opportunity align. In this video, Ashley Smith breaks down what’s really happening across Lake Lanier and North Metro
