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Columbia County real estate transactions recorded from March 28 to April 10, 2025, with values of $100,000 or greater. This cycle includes seven residential sales and three land sales.
A 1,320 SF mobile home on Columbia 45 in McNeil sold for $100,000 on February 19. Anthony Murphy and Khandi Murphy sold the property to Joshua Caldwell and Mandi Caldwell, who financed the purchase with a mortgage from River Valley Community Federal Credit Union. The Murphys acquired this property in 2019.
A 1,160 SF house on South Hope Street in Waldo sold for $188,400 on March 27. RSBL Investments sold the property to Deidra Hughey and Imad Scott, who backed the sale with a mortgage from the Bank of Little Rock Mortgage Corporation. RSBL Investments purchased this house in 2024.
The sale of a 3,952 SF multi-family dwelling on South Jackson Street in Magnolia netted $199,000 on April 2. Genvest, LLC sold the house to Pura Vida Paradise, LLC, who financed the purchase with a commercial mortgage from Peoples Bank. Genevest, LLC bought this property in 2022.
A land sale on April 7 rang up at $150,000. D'Aun Green Gleason and Charles Ronald Gleason sold 43.20 acres to Smith Land Company II, LLC. No mortgage information was available on this sale.
The sale of a 1,176 SF house on College View Street in Magnolia brought $107,500 on April 7. Droux Robertson Staten sold the house to Wesley Alexander and others, who backed the sale with a real estate mortgage from Bank of Delight.
A 2,640 SF house on Chinquepin Drive in Magnolia sold for $250,000 on April 8. Jerry Hollensworth and Vicki Hollensworth sold the home to Jennifer Austin and Gregory Cox, who financed the purchase with a mortgage from Rocket Mortgage.
A 1,731 SF house on Columbia 15 in Magnolia sold for $195,000 on April 10. John Kyle Primm and Kathleen S. Tumey sold the home to Zachary Gutierrez and Jesse Ray Tatum, who backed the purchase with a mortgage from Farmers Bank and Trust Company.
Editor's Note: Real estate transaction reports do not reflect any improvements or investments owners have made since purchasing their properties.
