George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast

One bag of food by your mailbox sounds almost too easy, until you hear what it does for families in Henderson County. We sit down with Arcavia from the National Association of Letter Carriers to break down Stamp Out Hunger, the largest single-day food drive in the nation, and why it lands at the exact moment local pantries need a boost. Arcavia also shares her own full-circle story of standing in...

Your mailbox can do more than receive mail, it can help feed Henderson County. We start with a quick real estate market snapshot, then shift to something even more urgent: the National Association of Letter Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, the largest one-day food drive in the country, happening Saturday, May 9. We’re joined by Lynn Stags from Storehouse of Henderson County, Jason Kimmel with...

Some stories don’t come out in conversation. They come out on paper, one honest sentence at a time. We sit down with Emiliano Enea from Brothers And Sisters Like These to talk about why therapeutic writing can succeed where traditional approaches to trauma sometimes fall short and why a blank page can feel safer than a microphone when you’re carrying PTSD, moral injury, or survivor’s guilt.  We tr...

One day. Every mailbox. Tens of thousands of pounds of food headed straight to local pantry shelves. We sit down with Lynn Staggs from The Storehouse, Emily Sherlin from the Salvation Army, Anthony Acosta from Interfaith Assistance Ministry, and Arcavia from the Postal Service to explain how the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive works in Henderson County and why it matters more than ever right now. We g...

The loudest real estate headlines keep promising a crash, but the numbers on the ground in Henderson County tell a different story. We walk through what we’re seeing right now in the Hendersonville NC real estate market: sales volume, active inventory, price trends, and why a four-month supply changes the entire “doom” narrative. If you’ve been waiting on the sidelines for 2008 to repeat, we expla...

One great teacher can change the arc of a life, and you can hear exactly how that happens in our latest WHKP Hometown Hero conversation. We start with a quick, practical Henderson County real estate update, including what we’re seeing with home sales, prices, and low inventory in Western North Carolina. Our view stays consistent: the market is the market, rates are rates, and life keeps happening,...

The Henderson County market is giving clearer signals than most people expect and if you know how to read them, you can make calmer, smarter moves. We break down what we’re seeing right now across Western North Carolina: pending sales trending up, prices holding, a list-to-sale ratio around 93%, and days on market stretching longer than the “sell in a weekend” era. We also explain why a roughly fo...

Wood smoke, brick pits, and a real look at what’s shifting in the Henderson County housing market, all in one morning. We start with a fast, local market snapshot for Hendersonville and Flat Rock, including inventory levels, average single-family home pricing, and what it means when days on market stretch past 100 days for both buyers and sellers. If you’ve been on the sidelines because affordabil...

A free summer camp for hundreds of fifth graders sounds like a feel good story, but the real surprise is how practical it is. We sit down with Sergeant Kandy Carland from the Henderson County Sheriff’s Department to unpack the STAR program, short for Sheriff’s Teaching Abuse Resistance, and how it prepares 10 and 11 year old's for the realities they’ll face in middle school. The focus stays o...

The real estate market doesn’t pause for perfect conditions, and neither do real lives. We take a grounded look at the Henderson County real estate market with fresh local numbers, including recent sales volume, active inventory just over 500 single-family homes, and an average single-family home price hovering around $544,000. We also dig into what we’re seeing on the ground as days on market ris...

The real estate headlines are loud, but your decision to buy, sell, or hold is personal. We break down what we’re seeing right now in the Henderson County real estate market and why the idea of a “perfect” time to buy is mostly a myth. Rates matter, but they are only one piece of the puzzle. When rates drop, more buyers tend to flood back in, competition rises, and prices can climb, so waiting doe...

Ten years on local radio doesn’t happen by accident, it happens when a community decides a voice is worth keeping around. We’re celebrating a decade of the George Real Estate Group on WHKP, and we start with the kind of real-world housing details that actually help: what buyer traffic looks like right now, how pricing affects days on market, and why open houses still matter in a low-inventory West...

Sports can build confidence, but it can also crush a kid’s sense of worth when the scoreboard becomes their identity. We sit down with BJ Laughter, an area representative for Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) in Henderson, Polk, and Rutherford counties, to talk about what students are really carrying and how faith-based mentorship shows up inside real schools in Western North Carolina. BJ sha...

A real estate deal can look perfect on paper and still blow up because of one missing signature, one wrong legal phrase, or one old claim buried deep in the records. That’s why we brought on Justice Mullen of Romeo Harrelson and Mullen to walk through what a real estate attorney actually does in a North Carolina closing and how that role protects buyers, sellers, and families making major financia...

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 lik...

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 deci...

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 m...

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,...

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 hom...

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 He...

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, San...

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 a...

A community can look peaceful on the outside and still have neighbors living in danger behind closed doors. That’s why this conversation with Lauren Wilkie, CEO of SafeLight in Henderson County, matters. We talk about what it really takes to build safety in Western North Carolina and how a single organization can support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abus...

The headlines make it sound like one housing market, but what we see on the ground proves something different: real estate is local. We’re checking in from Western North Carolina with a clear-eyed market update, including what we’re noticing around Hendersonville and Flat Rock, how inventory levels are shifting, why buyer demand is still holding, and what a longer days-on-market number actually si...

If you’ve been waiting for mortgage rates to start with a five, here’s a reality check: the difference between 5.9% and 6.1% on a typical loan can be about the cost of a weekly meal out. We dig past the headlines to show how psychology, payment fit, and real-life needs drive better decisions than chasing a “perfect” number. From the lock-in effect that keeps inventory tight to the life events that...