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At Coldwell Banker Advantage, we believe that real estate is about more than just transactions; it’s about people, community, and the collective power to make a difference. That is why we are incredibly proud to announce that our very own Taralyn Farrell has been named the 2026 Chair of the REALTOR® Giving Network (RGN), the charitable arm of the Raleigh Regional Association of REALTORS®. For Taralyn, real estate has always been a mission of service. With over 12 years of experience as a top-... read more
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Beyond the Front Door: Why Real Estate Is the New "Legacy Asset"

Insights from the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury® 2026 Trend Report
Posted by Ashley Pelfrey on January 23, 2026 in  uncategorized
At Coldwell Banker Advantage, we don’t just track the market, we anticipate its next move. The newly released 2026 Trend Report has arrived, and it signals a profound shift in the world of high-end real estate. Luxury is no longer just about a zip code or a price tag. It has become a "Legacy Asset." Today’s most affluent individuals are no longer just buying property; they are architecting their futures and securing their family histories. Here are the three seismic shifts redefining luxur... read more
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Coldwell Banker Advantage, along with Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage and the Coldwell Banker Advantage Family of Companies, is proud to announce the successful closing of over 16,517 transactions in 2025, representing a total sales volume of $6.63 billion. While these numbers highlight a historic year for our brokerage, they more importantly represent over 16,000 home buyers and sellers who trusted CBA to guide them home. “We are proud to have such deep roots in the community and a powerful inte... read more
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25+ Years of Orders, Boxes, and New Beginnings: What Military Life Taught Me About Home

Life, Moves & Meaning of Home
Posted by Mia Barnes on January 30, 2026 in  all
25+ Years of Moving: What the Military Lifestyle Taught Me About Home After more than 25 years of military life, I’ve learned something most people don’t realize until their third or fourth move: A home isn’t just a place. It’s a reset button. Sometimes a lifeline. Sometimes a deep breath. And sometimes… a cardboard box maze with missing screws and a dog who’s very confused. Military moves have a way of teaching you things fast. You learn how to pack efficiently, how to make ... read more

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