Homebuyers looking in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia will find a diverse range of homes for sale, from historic and classic styles to new builds. These states offer a variety of options to suit different tastes and budgets. The market is competitive, with home values showing steady growth across all three states, making it a great time for sellers. Buyers will find opportunities, particularly in smaller cities and towns, where affordability is a bit higher. Let’s take a look at some southeastern US cities.

Atlanta, GA: Atlanta has always been a solid mix and competitive market, signaling the growth of the New South. Now may be a good time to check into the condo market, with investor specials as low as $20,000 and 2 bedrooms reduced into the $110s. Talk to the Living in Atlanta team.

Asheville, NC: One year after Hurricane Helene ravaged the city, the rebuilding process continues. But there are still great properties that remained untouched by the floods. You can live in downtown in the $200s. Chat with Cricket at Asheville Luxury Brokers.

Winston Salem, NC: The beginning of Tobacco Road offers some great new construction options in the city. Starter homes are being built at $231,000. Discuss it with Fannie Fleming at ERA Live Moore.

Greensboro, NC: The city council in Greensboro recently announced some better incentives to help people buy their first home. You can get $25,000 in down payment assistance if you meet their qualifications. There are lots of homes to choose from on the market in Greensboro now. Get together with John Turner-McClelland at Worth Clark Realty.

Haymarket, VA: Less than 45 minutes west of D.C. brings you to Haymarket. And maybe you can find a deal with a home that has been on the market more than 120 days. Talk to TracyLynn at Carter Braxton.