Picture starting each day with the serenity of the water—owning a waterfront home can make that dream come true. From retirees seeking a peaceful retreat to those chasing a personal paradise, lake homes offer a unique appeal. Even investors looking …
Imagine waking up to vacation vibes every single day—owning a waterfront property can turn that dream into reality. Whether you’re a retiree seeking tranquility or simply craving your own piece of paradise, lake homes are worth considering. Investors looking to …
A luxurious dream home located on Smith Lake in Crane Hill, Alabama, listed at $2.5 million. The property features stunning waterfront views and upscale amenities, offering a glimpse into extravagant lakeside living in an idyllic setting.
In the 2025 lake real estate market, sellers should abandon the expectation of wealthy buyers overpaying for their properties. Instead, informed and financially prepared buyers are seeking fairly priced homes and are often willing to pay in cash. Sellers who …
A survey conducted recently has pinpointed the leading vacation home markets for 2025, showcasing locations that have become increasingly popular among buyers in search of secondary residences. This trend mirrors larger changes in consumer tastes and economic factors impacting the …
An Alabama home on Smith Lake fetched a staggering $43.45 million, shattering the previous record for the priciest property sold in the area. With breathtaking lakefront vistas, exquisite custom details, and top-notch amenities, this luxury estate turned heads among affluent …
A Smith Lake home in Alabama was sold for $43.45 million, setting a new record for the highest price ever paid for a property in the region. The luxury estate, known for its expansive lakefront views, custom design, and impressive …
In the Pointe Sixteen community on Smith Lake, a prestigious waterfront estate has been sold for $4.345 million, setting a new record as the most expensive home ever sold in the area. Previously, the highest price recorded was $3.6 million. …
“In fact, many properties are sitting stagnant because they are overpriced, making the market appear far healthier than it really is, says Glenn Phillips of Lake Homes Realty, a multi-state brokerage.”
