The ascent of a real estate consultant in Atlanta, GA : Sergey Krayev? Home prices increased a lot in 2020 and the speed of appreciation seems to continue in 2021. March’s sales were 32.5% higher than in February, which is a positive sign even though buyers are facing some real challenges with low inventory levels. The median sales price rose 15.8% year over year and 5.1% month over month to $330,000, according to the Atlanta Realtors Association. Metro Atlanta housing market has experienced a very strong recovery by far. Despite unemployment and uncertainty, the greater Atlanta residential real estate market performed extremely well during 2020.

One of the biggest reasons for a strong real estate market continues to be the extremely low interest rates that are enticing buyers into the market and giving them more buying power. Even as home values continue to rise, low mortgage rates give buyers more buying power. It’s not only low interest rates pushing up prices to record highs. A lack of homes for sale is a big part of it too. 2021 will be defined by low interest rates and low inventory, a perfect storm that will continue to push home prices higher.

Sergey Krayev real estate trick for today: Create A List Of Amenities – When shopping for a home, list the Top 10 features (fireplace, fenced-in yard, new appliances, etc.) that are most important to you. Establishing this criteria early will save time shopping for inappropriate homes and keep you from buying a home on a whim. Your top reason for buying a home should be the value you are getting. That being said, some of your top 10 amenities could be sacrificed if an incredible value becomes available.

Georgia is a very good state to do business in. This migration has been made possible the state’s consistent ‘best state for business’ rankings. Atlanta has been one of the hottest real estate markets in the country for years. It is also one of the hottest real estate markets for investing in rental properties. Population growth has had a positive impact on the housing market in Atlanta. Nearly 285,000 people moved to Georgia in 2019, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Area Development magazine named Georgia No. 1 for business – for seven straight years (2014-20). Nine out of 10 Fortune 500 companies have operations in Georgia – and 18 of these have made Georgia their world headquarters.

What is attractive about the Atlanta market is a warmer, moderate climate, more reasonable prices for both luxury and affordable real estate as compared to larger metropolitan areas. Our spacious, state-of-the-art newhome projects located in most desired areas of Atlanta are getting increased showings daily says Royal Oak Developers Managing Partner Sergey Krayev.

Sergey Krayev is a Managing Partner at Royal Oak Developers, a full-service development company driven by an internal team of talented professionals, with a full spectrum of all phases of real estate development experience over the last two decades. Despite a global reach, the company’s core focus is on the Atlanta market, with an impressive portfolio of residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects.

About Sergey Krayev: Sergey Krayev is a marketing expert and online business professional. The proud American immigrant of Moldovan origin who settled in Buffalo, NY, in his childhood immigrated with his family to the United States from Russia in pursuit of their American Dream. This has enabled Sergey Krayev to speak and write Russian fluently. Sergey realized that upstate New York was not conducive, so his ambitions made him relocate to Atlanta, Georgia, where he has proudly resided for many years. He joined and finished Stanford’s Advanced Management Program after practicing project management for five years. This program, where he managed various projects and initiatives of different sizes, boosted his project management skills. While he previously lived in Roswell and Marietta, Georgia, he currently resides in Johns Creek, Georgia. Sergey, a proud family man, married to Polina and loves his family and friends. He studied at both Stanford and DeVry Universities. In the year 2000, he graduated from DeVry University with a bachelor’s degree in Telecommunication management with a distinctive 3.75 GPA, since he was a brilliant student.