Imogen Bassett
Managing principal broker
Principal broker and Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) with eighteen years of home sales, pricing strategy and multi-offer negotiation. Every valuation she signs names the closed sales behind it.
Residential brokerage, Savannah
Selling or buying in Savannah calls for more than an automated estimate. Halstead Row Property pairs street-by-street sales evidence with careful presentation and steady contract guidance, and confirms the scope and the fee in writing before any work begins.
Every service has a written scope and a stated fee. The three below are where most first conversations start; all six are on the services page.
A walkthrough of every room and a written valuation built on closed sales nearby.
Complimentary
A staging walkthrough, architectural photography, private showings and offers managed through to closing.
Negotiated fee paid at closing
Rent-roll checks, cap-rate modelling and 1031 exchange timing for small rental buildings.
Custom brokerage scope
The first conversation covers timing, equity, financing and the neighbourhood, and it is written down and read back before anything else happens. The scope and the fee are confirmed at that point, and work that falls outside the agreement is re-quoted rather than quietly added.
Homes and rooms across the range the agency works with, from period houses on large grounds to city condominiums.
Four licensed professionals, each concentrating on part of the six services. A visitor may ask for a particular one through the contact form.
Managing principal broker
Principal broker and Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) with eighteen years of home sales, pricing strategy and multi-offer negotiation. Every valuation she signs names the closed sales behind it.
Buyer representation & relocation lead
Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) and Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE) handling buyer searches, private showings and relocation tours. Inspection, lending and title stay with the buyer’s own professionals.
I expected a number off a website. Imogen walked every room, showed me the closed sales on my own street, and told me which repairs were not worth doing before listing.
Marguerite D.
We were told not to replace the kitchen counters and to spend on paint, lighting and the front door instead. The photographs and the floor plan did the rest, and we closed on the date we had aimed for.
Owen T.
Desmond pulled every closed sale within six blocks before we wrote an offer, and the inspector he brought in found the roof and panel problems we then negotiated on.
Priya R.
Start with the service descriptions on the services page. Contact the agency when two of them appear equally suitable.
No. Every commission and buyer fee is negotiable, explained in plain English at the first consultation and confirmed in writing before any touring or listing.
No. An online estimate works from tax-record square footage and broad ZIP-code averages. A market analysis walks every room and compares the home only with genuinely similar closed sales nearby. It is not a lender’s appraisal, which is ordered separately.
No. The website sends a contact request or directs the visitor to the configured Book destination; it does not confirm an appointment.
The contact form takes a question and sends it to the agency. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.
An email address only, used for occasional notes from the agency on the Savannah market. No countdown offers and nothing passed to a third party.