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George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast
by George Real Estate Group
The George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast has been a beacon of reliable and positive news about the local and national real estate market since 2011, with over 1600 live radio shows to their credit. Listeners can tune in each week to learn about the most important facts and information they need to make sound decisions about their real estate goals. With a proven track record of selling over 1,600 properties and serving over 1,600 families throughout Western North Carolina, the George Real Estate Group has the expertise and experience to help buyers and sellers achieve their goals. Based in Flat Rock, North Carolina, near Hendersonville in Henderson County, they are ideally situated to serve clients across the region. Interested parties can find out more about the George Real Estate Group by visiting their website at www.RealEstateByGreg.com. Alternatively, they can call the team at (828) 393-0134 or visit
Episodes
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How An Inventor Builds A Platform That Turns Spark Into Product
That moment when you think, “Someone should make this,” is usually where great ideas go to die. We wanted to challenge that. Today we sit down with Kalen Thompson, a custom home builder and inventor who has lived the full cycle: dreaming up a product, sinking time and money into it, watching it...
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We Reflect On 9/11 With Hendersonville Police Chief Blair Myhand
A single sound can lock a moment into your memory forever and for Hendersonville Police Chief Blair Myhand, that sound was the Pentagon explosion on 9/11. He joins us for a powerful, detailed remembrance of that morning while he was working for the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington,...
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A Local Guide To Henderson County Real Estate In A Split Market
“How’s the market?” sounds simple, but it can send you in the wrong direction fast. We take a clear, local look at the Hendersonville NC real estate market and explain why the housing market isn’t one big thing right now. It’s multiple markets happening at the same time, shaped by price point,...
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How The Elks Apple Breakfast Funds Christmas Groceries For 130 Families
A market can cool off without falling apart, and our local numbers prove it. We’re celebrating 10 years on WHKP by grounding the conversation in real Henderson County data: more homes sold over the last 12 months than the year before, prices holding steady, and a shift from a frenzy to something...
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Why Hendersonville Draws People In From Orchards To Open Houses
The North Carolina Apple Festival is more than a weekend on Main Street, it’s a snapshot of what makes Hendersonville feel like home. We’re celebrating the 80th festival with fun facts, local history, and the real economic impact of apples in Henderson County, plus the traditions that bring...
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Tresca’s At Highland Lake
The headlines love drama, but real life is more useful than hot takes. We kick things off with a clear, local look at the Henderson County real estate market in Western North Carolina: more than 130 additional single-family homes sold in the past 12 months compared with the prior year, average...
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Haley Caroline Marshall Shares What The Apple Festival Means To Her
You can hear it in Haley Caroline Marshall’s voice: this isn’t just a title, it’s a responsibility she’s proud to carry. Haley joins us on WHKP as our Hometown Hero after being named the 2026 North Carolina Apple Festival Apple Ambassador for the 80th Apple Festival, and her story is a powerful...
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How To Use A Home Inspection To Buy Smarter In North Carolina
An as-is contract can feel like a trap if you do not know what you are looking at, and that is exactly why we brought local inspector Sam Frame onto the George Real Estate Group show. We talk about what a home inspection actually does for buyers and sellers in Western North Carolina, how due...
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The Market Is Moving
The housing market isn’t a headline, it’s a set of local facts plus real human choices. We start by walking through a clear Henderson County real estate market update: single-family homes sold over the past 12 months, what inventory looks like right now, how the average and median sales price are...
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Meet The King Apple Parade Grand Marshal And The Story Behind Her Apple Festival Passion
You can hear it in her voice right away: Fair Nabers Waggoner doesn’t just like the North Carolina Apple Festival, she lives it. Fair joins us as our WHKP Hometown Hero and shares what it means to be named Grand Marshal of the King Apple Parade, the Labor Day tradition that caps off the 80th…
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Writing A Political Thriller Beats Watching TV
Henderson County real estate has changed fast, and the numbers are hard to ignore: prices that once sat in the $170s are now in the mid-$500s, and inventory has tightened to roughly a 4 to 5 month supply. We break down what that shift means for real people making real decisions, whether you’re...
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A Bad Haircut Grows Back But Taxes Do Not
AI can generate endless real estate “tips” in seconds, but it cannot sit across the table when your retirement, taxes, and family plans are on the line. We open with a clear Henderson County real estate market snapshot, including inventory near a five-month supply, interest rates in the mid to…
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Choosing Joy After Loss
Interest rates are climbing, people are predicting a crash, and yet homes are still selling across Henderson County. We break down what we’re actually seeing on the ground in the Hendersonville real estate market: rates in the mid-sixes to high sixes, inventory hovering around four to five…
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How 2020 Builders Makes Quality Homes Reachable In Henderson County
Building a home in Western North Carolina sounds like something only high-end buyers can pull off, especially when Henderson County’s average single-family price sits around the $500K range. We wanted to test that assumption with real numbers and a real process, so we brought in Scott Angelo and...
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Stop Waiting On Mortgage Rates
Waiting feels safe until you realize life does not pause for mortgage rates. We look at what is actually happening in the Hendersonville and Henderson County real estate market and why the “I’ll buy when rates hit 5%” plan can quietly turn into a year on the sidelines. Prices are still strong,...
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Honoring John David Norman And The Community He Loved
A community can measure a life in trophies, titles, or years on the calendar, but the real count is simpler: how many people felt seen because you showed up. We start with a quick celebration of ten years of the George Real Estate Group on WHKP, then ground things with a practical Henderson…
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Hendersonville Boys And Girls Club Spotlight
A community doesn’t become stronger by accident, it happens when people build systems that make everyday life easier for families. We’re joined by Carlos Vega, chief operating officer at the Hendersonville Boys and Girls Club, and his story alone stops you in your tracks: he grew up in the club...
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Community Lending And Community Care
A food pantry trying to hit a $125,000 community goal. A mortgage advisor explaining “off menu” loans that can save a home purchase. And a shared belief that relationships beat red tape when life gets hard. That’s where the conversation goes as we host Patrick Hunt of United Federal Credit Union...
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Luxury Buyers Still Move Even When Rates Stay High
Luxury homes don’t follow the same script as the rest of the housing market, and the numbers in 2026 make that impossible to ignore. We dig into what the data is actually saying about luxury home prices and pending sales, why high-end properties can stay resilient even when mortgage rates sit in...
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Blooms Of Kindness Turns Leftover Flowers Into Joy
A surprise bouquet isn’t just pretty, it can change the temperature of a room. We sit down with Cathy MacDonald to hear how Blooms of Kindness takes donated flowers that might otherwise be tossed and turns them into moments of relief for people in hospitals, nursing homes, rehab centers, and...
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The Data Shows A Stabilizing Real Estate Market In Henderson County
The loudest real estate takes are usually the least helpful, so we stick to the numbers and the decisions that actually affect your life. We walk through a midyear snapshot of the Henderson County real estate market, including new listings, pending sales, closed sales, inventory, and what days on...
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How To Test For Radon And Protect Your Home
The market is still moving, even with higher interest rates, but one of the biggest surprises for buyers and sellers has nothing to do with pricing. It is an invisible gas that you cannot smell, see, or taste, and it can affect your health and your closing timeline: radon. We start with a quick...
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Saving Seven Acres In Saluda
Seven acres in the heart of Saluda could have turned into another development, but one community chose a different future and then did the hard work to pay for it. We sit down with Cheryl Spencer, chair of the Keep Saluda Green campaign, to unpack how the Saluda Community Land Trust went from “we...
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How The Storehouse Meets Surging Need In Henderson County
A hundred more families in three months. That’s the pace of need Lynn Staggs is seeing at The Storehouse right now, and it’s forcing a hard question for a growing community: how do we make sure working parents, seniors on fixed incomes, and neighbors hit by rising prices can still put food on the...
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TIP Volunteers Show Up So Survivors Do Not Face Trauma Alone
The hardest part of a crisis is often what comes right after, when the sirens fade and you are left standing there trying to figure out what to do next. That is why this conversation stopped us in our tracks: Holly Nicholson joins us to explain TIP of WNC, the Trauma Intervention Program of…
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A Saluda Luxury Home Tour Plus Creative Lending Options In Western North Carolina
A panoramic mountain view might grab your attention, but the story behind a move is what makes real estate meaningful. We talk with Patty Wainwright Hostie about why Saluda, North Carolina keeps pulling people in and what makes a mountain home truly special, including her standout listing at 1072...
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Real Estate Perspective That Calms The Noise
The housing market headlines can sound like a constant alarm: high interest rates, stretched budgets, and a “why would anyone move?” narrative. We slow that down and talk like real people who do this every day in Western North Carolina. Real estate still happens because life still happens, and…
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What Henderson County Numbers Reveal About Home Prices
The real estate headlines can’t agree, but your local market still has to make sense for your life. We zoom in on the one metric that explains most of the noise: inventory. When buyers have more options, sellers compete. When inventory stays tight, prices hold up even when interest rates and the...
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Hometown Heroes And Local Storytelling
Ten years on the radio doesn’t happen by accident, it happens when a show becomes part of the community’s weekly rhythm. We’re celebrating a decade of the George Real Estate Group on WHKP, and we’re pairing that milestone with what we love most: putting real people and real service in the…
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Career Coaching That Turns Confusion Into Clarity
Interest rates get the headlines, but real people still have to make real moves. We start with a clear snapshot of the Henderson County real estate market and what we’re seeing on the ground across Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina: demand continues, inventory stays tight, and...
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Henderson County Real Estate Update With Inventory, Pricing, And Leverage Shifts
The housing market story you hear on the national news can be wildly misleading when you’re trying to buy or sell a home in Western North Carolina. We zoom in on Henderson County real estate with a clear snapshot of sales pace, inventory, and what “months of supply” actually means for negotiating...
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A Saluda Storm Cleanup Turns Into A Dad Of The Year Surprise
A storm hits, the roads go dark and blocked, and suddenly the people with chainsaws and nerve become the difference between being stuck and getting through. We sit down with Dale Epperson of Epperson’s Tree Service, our WHKP Hometown Hero honoree, to hear how he and a small crew started cutting…
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From World Cup Crowds To Local Roots In Western North Carolina
A packed sports calendar turns into a surprisingly honest conversation about character, responsibility, and what we do when the spotlight moves on. We start with the energy of the World Cup and the way big events pull people together across cultures, even when the world feels divided. Along the...
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Barbara Hughes Shows How Narnia Studios Builds Community
A real community tradition doesn’t start with a committee. It starts with a sidewalk, a few kids with chalk, and one adult willing to say “yes” and then do the hard work of making it safe, fair, and welcoming. We open with a practical real estate market update for Henderson County and the greater...
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Maureen Graham Explains The Low-Cost Medical Equipment Loan Program
A flood can erase a building in hours, but it can’t erase a community that refuses to quit. We sit down with Maureen Graham to hear the story behind Hendersonville’s Medical Loan Closet on Seventh Avenue, a place that feels like a lending library for durable medical equipment. When you suddenly...
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How A Divorce Sparked A Spiritual Road Novel
The market can be “doom and gloom” on the news while your neighborhood stays busy, so we open with real numbers from Henderson County: roughly 135 single-family homes selling each month, prices holding steady, and days on market stretching out. That combination changes strategy, not opportunity,...
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Real Estate Numbers And A Fourth Of July Giving Push In Hendersonville
The real story of a local market is never the national headline. If you live in Hendersonville, Flat Rock, or anywhere in Western North Carolina, you’ve probably heard somebody say real estate is “dead” or “the sky is falling.” We pull the conversation back to the ground with current Henderson...
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How Patchworks Supports Foster Kids In Henderson County
A foster placement can happen with one phone call, sometimes in the middle of the night, and the child showing up may have nothing but the clothes they are wearing. That reality is why we chose to honor Tara Knox and Patchworks as our Hometown Hero. Tara shares how Patchworks Foster Care Ministry...
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What Happens When A Tough Economy Meets A Generous Community
Mortgage headlines can make it feel like you’re supposed to freeze and wait, but the local story in Henderson County is more nuanced and more hopeful. We share what we’re seeing across Hendersonville and Western North Carolina: the market is still moving, sales activity locally has stayed...
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Henderson County Real Estate Market Update For June
The market is not “broken,” it’s just different and the local data proves it. We kick off June with a clear-eyed real estate update for Hendersonville, Flat Rock, and the wider Henderson County housing market, using real numbers instead of scary headlines. Over the past 12 months, Henderson…
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A North Carolina Governor’s Volunteer Award Honors A Lifetime Of Showing Up
A strong community rarely looks flashy up close. Most of the time, it looks like someone showing up early, moving rocks out of stubborn ground, and planting anyway. We start with a clear-eyed Western North Carolina real estate update for Henderson County and the Hendersonville area: the market is...
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Memorial Day Reminds Us Why Home Matters
Memorial Day can blur into a long weekend until you stop and remember what it’s really for: honoring the men and women who served and did not come home. We take a few minutes to slow down, speak a name, and tell a story that’s close to our community in Flat Rock and Henderson County: PFC James...
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Champion Comfort Experts Keep Western North Carolina Homes Running
Your home never picks a convenient time to lose air conditioning or heat, and that’s why this Hometown Hero conversation hits close to home. We’re celebrating Champion Comfort Experts of Flat Rock as a community-minded business that not only sponsors local events like the Henderson County Schools...
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Henderson County Real Estate Update With Real Numbers
The market feels different when homes stop selling in a weekend, but different doesn’t mean broken. We walk through what we’re seeing right now across Hendersonville and the wider Western North Carolina real estate market, using real numbers to add context. Inventory in Henderson County is still...
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Henderson County Real Estate Trends With Local Data
Foreclosure headlines can make any homeowner feel a jolt of panic, especially if you remember 2008. We slow everything down and look at the facts behind the fear, then bring it home to what’s actually happening in the Henderson County real estate market and across Western North Carolina. We share...
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A Pastor Shares How Recovery Became A Calling
Ten years of radio teaches you what really matters to a community: clear information when you’re making big decisions, and real stories that remind you people can change. We kick things off by celebrating a decade of the George Real Estate Group Radio broadcast on WHKP, then we share a fast,...
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Why Rising Foreclosures Are Not 2008 Again
“Foreclosures are rising” is the kind of headline that can hijack your nervous system, especially if you remember 2008. We slow it down and put real numbers and real context behind the fear: foreclosure filings can increase from artificially low pandemic levels without signaling a housing crash....
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The Sky Is Not Falling And Neither Are Sales
The loudest housing market headlines are rarely the most useful, so we bring it back to what we are seeing on the ground in Henderson County and across Western North Carolina. Homes are still selling every day, but buyers are more careful, days on market are longer, and strategy matters more than...
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A Mother Builds Back On Track After A Fentanyl Loss
Ten years on WHKP doesn’t happen by accident, and neither does real community change. We sit down with Lynette Oliver of Back on Track Addiction Ministries, a Henderson County leader whose work is reshaping how families in Western North Carolina find addiction help fast, safely, and with dignity....
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How One Bag By Your Mailbox Fights Food Insecurity
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...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The George Real Estate Group Radio Broadcast has been a beacon of reliable and positive news about the local and national real estate market since 2011, with over 1600 live radio shows to their credit. Listeners can tune in each week to learn about the most important facts and information they need to make sound decisions about their real estate goals.
With a proven track record of selling over 1,600 properties and serving over 1,600 families throughout Western North Carolina, the George Real Estate Group has the expertise and experience to help buyers and sellers achieve their goals. Based in Flat Rock, North Carolina, near Hendersonville in Henderson County, they are ideally situated to serve clients across the region.
Interested parties can find out more about the George Real Estate Group by visiting their website at www.RealEstateByGreg.com. Alternatively, they can call the team at (828) 393-0134 or visit
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