Linda Bray

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I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Realty
Location:	Savannah 31401
Web sites:	Keller Williams Realty
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	http://lindabray.yourkwagent.com/
Phone:	912-232-8580

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With over 17 years in corporate marketing in the graphic design/ print communications fields, Linda is well-suited to successfully market any property you can imagine. From conservative to "brave new world" marketing, she isn't afraid to try the untested or unfathomable in order to sell a property

A Savannah resident for 7 years, she has worked solely in real estate marketing in the Historic District, as well as Hilton Head, Bluffton and Beaufort. Before joining Keller Williams Realty, Linda was an agent with a boutique real estate firm in the Historic District.
As a homeowner on the islands, Linda knows why buyers choose to call the areas east of Downtown Savannah home. "You are right between Downtown and the Beach...there's no better place to be!" She specializes in residential real estate from the Historic District, east to the Islands (Oatland, Talahi, Whitemarsh and Wilmington) and finally to Tybee Island.
Her passion is also helping "women in transition". Having been through a divorce she has purchased several homes on her own before becoming an agent. She understands that buying your first home can seem daunting. "With the right agent to hold your hand every single step of the way, a new buyer's home purchase experience can be exciting, fun and easy. That is MY job!"

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Where are the next hotspots in Savannah? Why? Who is the buyer?

Asked Sat Aug 4 2007, 16:44 by Nathan Cox - Savannah - General Area - 2 answers

Linda Bray answered:

I think one of the next big hot spots is going to be Martin Luther King Blvd, once named West Broad Street. New businesses are moving in, old commercial spots being revamped and I know of a few fabulous building projects coming in the near future that will totally turn that area around. Frogtown Lofts has certainly helped in the overhaul of this area with beautiful, sustainable lofts that are not only gorgeous inside but ecologically conscious.

Another area is Starland (Bull and 40th Street area). This are also sports some amazing sustainable housing opportunities as well as some great shops, martini bar, dog park and other amenities. Honestly, there is still more transition to take place, but it is coming. Lastly Victory Drive is about to see a major face lift (Victory and Bull Street) with a new multi-use development in the works with condos, restaurants, shopping, etc.

Savannah is really exciting right now and a great place to invest! I'd be happy to help you find a perfect spot to invest or live! Linda Bray 912.507.8500 - Sat Mar 8 2008, 06:35

Best neighborhoods for investment property in Savannah?

Asked Mon Feb 25 2008, 21:12 by Holly - Savannah - Home Buying - 2 answers

Linda Bray answered:

First, as a realtor, we can't tell you where "safe" is! Savannah has pockets of transition areas throughout the city so your best bet is to do what I tell my clients...if you really like an area/neighborhood, drive around it at night and during the weekend. If you are comfortable with the area at those times, then you will feel safe. As for investment property, if you want to flip it in a few years, I'd suggest something with 1.5 - 2 baths. There are alot of bungalows that are 2/1 that are difficult to resell. The Historic District is a tough one when it comes to cash flow. The District is expensive, as are the taxes, so if you are looking for cash flow, I would look elsewhere like the Victorian District or Ardsley Park. The rental market is strong here - with the great hospitals (new doctors and staff), Gulfstream (engineers, etc) and the Savannah College of Art & Design students and faculty, there is always a need for good rentals. Rule of thumb downtown is about $500-$600 per bedroom for SCAD kids. Savannah has slowed but is a Destination so people are still coming to enjoy our amazing city and lifestyle. I would love to help you find just the right investment property... they are ALL OVER the city! - Sat Mar 8 2008, 06:26

what neighborhoods in savannah are good for rentals?

Asked Wed Feb 27 2008, 21:45 by Holly - Savannah - Home Buying - 2 answers

Linda Bray answered:

There are many neighborhoods in Savannah with high renter potential. Downtown is always good because of Savannah College of Art & Design students. But these kids live all over town - on the islands too! There are also some great neighborhoods surrounding downtown that are starting to "turn around" - there are still properties available in these areas in your price range that would need updating, but still highly rentable. Rule of thumb for SCAD rentals is about $500-$600 per bedroom. For resale I'd find property with at least 1.5 baths - one bathroom can make it tough when it comes to reselling down the road. It's a buyer's market right now and the pickings are aweseome! Call Linda at Keller Williams Realty Savannah Downtown 912-507.8500 - Thu Mar 6 2008, 07:09

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