Josh & Jena Proctor - Coastal Georgia Real Estate Agents

10/09/2026

Your home deserves more than a spot on the MLS. 🏡

Selling in St. Marys takes a marketing plan that helps buyers see what makes your home worth a closer look.

Maybe it’s the kitchen where everyone gathers, the screened porch made for morning coffee, or the location that puts downtown and the waterfront within easy reach.

Those details matter. Our job is to recognize them and make sure buyers notice them, too.

We bring together local market knowledge, agent connections, photography, and social media to tell your home’s story and keep building interest after the listing goes live.

Every home has something different to offer. Its marketing should reflect that.

Thinking about selling in St. Marys, Kingsland, or elsewhere in Camden County? Send us a message. We’ll walk you through how we’d market your home and help you prepare for your next move.

We’re Josh and Jena Proctor with St. Marys Realty, helping you buy and sell with a plan and people in your corner. 🤍

09/22/2026

More space inside. More reasons to stay outside. That’s what makes 101 Grouper Way stand out.

This 5-bedroom, 3-bath home offers approximately 2,400 square feet with an open living area, vaulted ceiling, updated flooring, fresh paint, a spacious kitchen, a large primary suite on the main level, and an attached 2-car garage.

Then you get to the backyard.

A huge screened and covered porch. A paver patio with plenty of room to grill and gather. A fenced yard. And a partially recessed pool ready for those warm coastal Georgia afternoons.

And when you do feel like leaving home, Downtown St. Marys, the waterfront, Cumberland Island ferry, Kings Bay, and everything we love about living along the Georgia coast are close by.

Listed by Josh & Jena Proctor and St. Marys St Marys Realty
GAMLS # 10850291
Scout MLS # 2002633

View this amazing property, images, and listing information.

09/10/2026

Well said

09/09/2026

Sellers: This is one of the reasons your homes are sitting on the market longer. A small increase in mortgage rates can equal meaningful monthly payment increases for buyers.

The pricing conversations I've had lately have been tough. The market today is changing rapidly. Price and condition are much more important for a successful transaction and buyers have many more options.

Key takeaways: Mortgage demand fell as rates hit a 2026 high, making home loans more expensive.Refinance activity slid to its slowest pace since May