Join Susan, a seasoned residential real estate expert with over 20 years of experience and hundreds of successful transactions, on this engaging podcast for anyone buying a home, selling a home, investing in residential properties, or simply staying ahead in today’s housing market.Whether you’re a real estate agent looking for insider tips on lead generation, market trends, negotiating deals, or closing more transactions, or a first-time homebuyer searching for advice on the home buying process, mortgage insights, or finding your dream home — this show delivers practical, actionable guidance.Susan shares her personal experience from buying and selling 100’s of homes, covering everything from selling your house fast, home renovations that boost value, rental strategies, real estate investing basics, current market news, interest rates updates, housing inventory reports, and expert strategies for 2026 and beyond.But it’s not all serious — expect fun, lighthearted discussions on the la
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Susan and Kurt explore the fascinating story of E. Fay Jones, often called the "Frank Lloyd Wright of the South." As an apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright, Jones developed his own architectural style that blended breathtaking natural landscapes with dramatic wood, glass, and open-concept living spaces. From the famous Thorncrown Chapel in Arkansas to stunning million-dollar homes built around creeks, forests, and rolling hills, the conversation examines why these unique properties continue to attract devoted buyers decades after they were built. The discussion also dives into how architectural tastes have changed over time, comparing today's large modern homes with the artistic, nature-centered designs that made Jones and Wright legendary. Susan and Kurt examine who buys these distinctive properties and why they remain highly sought after. In the second half of the show, the conversation shifts from architecture to travel and entrepreneurship with the remarkable story of a tiny cave shop in Santorini, Greece. Hidden beneath a famous church, a local leather artisan has built a global following selling handcrafted bags to travelers from around the world. It is a story of craftsmanship, social media, and how authenticity can create international success from the most unexpected places.
What's Old Is New Again - Don't rip out on update, Not there clothing trend??
Sep 23, 202624 min
Are those old bathroom features really outdated, or are some of them making a stylish comeback? In this episode of Coffee with Real Estate, Susan and Kurt dive into four surprising bathroom trends from the 1980s that are finding new life in today's homes. Susan shares what she's seeing in real homes and explains which vintage features are worth preserving when remodeling. The conversation explores how homeowners can blend classic materials with modern colors, fixtures, and layouts to create spaces that feel updated without losing character. Susan also discusses why not every old feature should be ripped out and how thoughtful design can make a home stand out from today's cookie-cutter renovations. In the second half of the show, Susan and Kurt shift gears and discuss the growing fashion trend known as "naked dressing." They share their opinions on transparency in fashion, workplace appropriateness, confidence, and how personal style affects first impressions. Whether you're planning a renovation, buying an older home, or simply enjoy design and lifestyle discussions, this episode offers practical insights, plenty of opinions, and a few laughs along the way Subscribe, share with a friend, and grab a cup of coffee.
Baby Boomers Moving In With Mom? Micro Vacations are hot.
Sep 11, 202634 min
#CoffeeWithRealEstate, #RetirementLiving, #BabyBoomers, #SeniorHousing, #ActiveAdultCommunities, On this episode of Coffee with Real Estate, Susan and Kurt explore an emerging housing trend that's reshaping retirement living across America: Baby Boomers moving into retirement communities alongside their aging parents. As life expectancy continues to rise and traditional housing costs climb, more families are discovering the benefits of living within the same senior community. From independent living and active adult neighborhoods to assisted living and memory care campuses, today's retirement developments are creating opportunities for multiple generations to stay connected while maintaining their independence. Susan and Kurt discuss the practical reasons behind the trend, including rising property taxes, escalating insurance costs, caregiving responsibilities, and the desire for greater social interaction later in life. They also dive into real-world examples of families making the move and examine how builders are responding to growing demand for age-friendly communities. In the fun second segment, the conversation shifts to the growing popularity of micro vacations. Why are more Americans choosing shorter, affordable getaways over traditional week-long trips? Susan and Kurt share their own travel experiences, thoughts on travel stacking, and ways people are maximizing experiences without maximizing costs. Whether you're planning retirement, helping aging parents, or simply curious about changing lifestyle trends, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of laughs along the way. #RealEstatePodcast, #MultigenerationalLiving, #RetirementPlanning, #HousingTrends, #MicroVacations
Kitchen Trends That Could Cost You at Resale - Kids equal money in music biz
Sep 9, 202629 min
#CoffeeWithRealEstate, #RealEstatePodcast, #HomeDesign, #KitchenTrends, #HomeSellingTips, #RealEstateTips, #ToddlerRave,#boybandOn this episode of Coffee with Real Estate, Susan and Kurt tackle one of the most important rooms in any home: the kitchen. They break down nine kitchen trends that may be making your home feel dated and discuss whether popular features like granite countertops, open shelving, frosted light fixtures, wood cabinetry, dark finishes, and DIY upgrades are helping or hurting your home's appeal. The conversation explores what today's buyers are looking for, where design trends are heading, and which updates provide the best return on investment when preparing a home for sale. Susan shares practical real estate insights from recent listings and explains why simple, cohesive design choices often outperform trendy or overly ornate renovations. Then the show shifts gears with a fun and unexpected topic. Susan and Kurt discuss the growing popularity of toddler rave concerts featuring Australian DJ Lenny Pearce, whose dance remixes of children's songs are selling out venues across North America. From "The Wheels on the Bus" remixes to modern-day versions of The Wiggles and Backyardigans, they explore why these family-friendly events are becoming such a phenomenon. Whether you're thinking about updating your kitchen or just looking for a fun real estate conversation, this episode has something for everyone.
The Prince Harry Relocation Story - Germany's Sunday Shutdown
Sep 4, 202632 min
#RealEstatePodcast, #MeghanMarkle, #PrinceHarry, #RoyalFamily, #MovingHome, #LuxuryRealEstate, #UKProperty, #GermanyNews, #HousingMarket In this fun and opinionated episode of Coffee with Real Estate, Susan and Kurt dive into one of the most talked-about celebrity moves of the year: the reported decision of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to leave California and return to the United Kingdom. The conversation explores what may be driving the move, from family ties and lifestyle considerations to real estate preferences and the challenges of maintaining a luxury lifestyle on two continents. Susan shares her perspective as a real estate professional on why people often return to their hometowns, especially when raising children and seeking stronger family connections. Along the way, the hosts discuss luxury homes, relocation strategies, celebrity branding, school choices, and whether moving "back home" is really about opportunity or simply starting over. The episode also features plenty of spirited debate about the future of the Sussexes and what a return to the UK could mean for their family. In the second segment, the conversation shifts to Germany's controversial Sunday shopping restrictions. Susan explains how retail traditions differ across Europe and whether limiting Sunday commerce helps families or hurts economic growth. Grab a cup of coffee and join the discussion on real estate, relocation, family, culture, and the stories behind major life moves.
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