Beatriz Navarro Goudie, Antilles Realty
How is the current market affecting buying and selling trends?High rates and more listings mean homes take longer to sell. Buyers have more power, so strong marketing and sharp pricing are key to standing out and closing deals fast.
What technologies are transforming the real estate experience?3D tours, AI-powered searches, drone videos, and smart CRMs are reshaping real estate—making the experience faster, more visual, and tailored to each client.
How do you stay competitive in such a dynamic industry?I stay sharp by mastering new tech, listening closely to what you really want, and crafting smart strategies that adapt fast. Being responsive and personal keeps me ahead when the market shifts
What’s your approach to building long-term client relationships?I treat every client like my only one—listening, staying honest, and showing up with a little extra charm. It’s all about trust, real talk, and making you feel like the center of my world long after the deal’s done.
How do you navigate challenges like interest rate fluctuations?I stay sharp on market moves and pivot fast—helping you lock in the best deals and timing. When rates rise, I get creative with options so you don’t just survive, you thrive. Always making sure you win, no matter the game.
What makes a property stand out to buyers today?A property that shines today has great curb appeal, modern updates, killer photos or virtual tours, and smart pricing. But honestly? It’s the vibe that makes buyers feel at home before they even step inside.
What advice would you give first-time homebuyers or investors?Chill, learn the ropes, and find someone who really gets you and the market. No need to rush
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