TOM ANDRE REAL ESTATE

Your home should have as much personality as you do – and at 325 Hiawassee Drive, bold design meets plenty of possibility. This $325,000 detached 2-bedroom, 2½-bath patio home in River Edge/River Park pairs distinctive interiors with a 2-car garage, fenced backyard, and patio with a trellis for relaxing or entertaining.

Start with someone who understands both the home you’re selling and the life you want to design next. A smaller home is only part of the decision. What do you want less of - maintenance, stairs, unused space?

At 72, she bought her very first home - and moved across the country to be close to her grandchildren. A story about second chances, family, and why it's never too late to come home.

If you’ve been thinking about settling down in a charming, vibrant community, downtown Roswell might just be the perfect place for you.

A residence I featured in a Historic Roswell video years ago has come full circle. I’m now representing the buyers of 65 Sloan Street, Unit 3. Discover the home’s architecture, history, and location.

Built in 1974, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home at 3230 Melrose Drive brings ’70s charm and character to your home search. Lovingly maintained by the same household ever since, it’s ready for its next chapter - and perhaps yours.

If you’re exploring the housing market in Roswell, GA, you’re in for a treat. This charming city offers a blend of historic charm, modern amenities, and beautiful neighborhoods. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to upgrade, the latest homes for sale in Roswell provide a variety of options to suit your lifestyle and budget. I’m here to walk you through what you can expect, how to navigate the market, and why Roswell might just be the perfect place to call home. Disc

When it comes to choosing a place to call home in Metro Atlanta, two cities often come up in conversation: Roswell and Alpharetta.

Buying or selling in Marietta or East Cobb? Here’s how Tom Andre, Associate Broker & REALTOR®, helps with local pricing, negotiation and support from first meeting to closing.

Georgia’s gold rush, a Connecticut businessman, and some of America’s oldest apartments: the surprising story behind Historic Roswell, from Barrington Hall to The Bricks.

Navigating the real estate market can feel overwhelming. Whether you're buying your first home or selling a property, having the right guidance makes all the difference. That’s why expert realty services in Marietta (East Cobb County) are invaluable. With the right support, you can make confident decisions, avoid common pitfalls, and achieve your goals smoothly. In this post, I’ll walk you through what makes Marietta realty expert services stand out. I’ll also share practical

For one buyer, a first home purchase was also a chance to plan for the years ahead, stay close to the outdoors, and make a thoughtful financial decision.

From a summer retreat and Ty Cobb’s brief stay to a respite inn for caregivers, Lawton Place Manor shows how a historic home can find a new purpose.

Atlanta’s housing market may be telling us something important: there isn’t really one housing market anymore. There are increasing two markets.

Buying your first home is exciting - and intimidating. Tom Andre, a Roswell, GA real estate agent, on why preparation matters more than a sales pitch when you're a first-time buyer.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's new condo rules take effect August 3, 2026. What Roswell, Georgia condo owners, buyers, and HOA boards need to know now.

Every listing is a client assignment, a neighborhood audition, and a professional-growth opportunity. Tom Andre on why he brings his A+ game to every assignment.

First impressions aren't the decision - they're the direction. Part 2 introduces "The Convergence Principle": why dozens of small impressions, not one dealbreaker, decide whether a buyer moves toward an offer or away from one.

A real estate story about alignment: what happens when a seller's care and a buyer's appreciation move in the same direction — and everyone walks away with more than a house.

The house is just the product. The real story is the people. Episode 1 of Tom Andre's new 12-episode series on the psychology of real estate.