DEBRA WELLINS ...bringing luxury and comfort home
Providing exceptional service with integrity and grace is the cornerstone of Debra Wellins’ success. Debra has a knack for connecting the right property and buyer, whether it’s selling a luxury home or working with a first time home buyer. She understands that profitability, effectiveness, great communication and discretion are critical to guiding her clients smoothly through the complex process of buying and selling homes.
Debra has a perfect track record of closing every single transaction. But, it’s the high level of satisfaction expressed by her diverse portfolio of clients and the enduring relationships she develops with them that gives her the most pleasure.
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February 1, 2026
Single family home sales in the Village of Pinecrest increased ever so slightly in 2025. There were 192 closed sales last year, up by a mere one percent over 2024. While average sales prices remained stable year over year at $3,531,000, the average price per square foot declined modestly by 5%, suggesting some softening […]
January 29, 2026
When a home isn’t receiving strong offers, price or timing is frequently the reason. But, just as often, the way sellers present their home can discourage offers. In a slower or balanced market, buyers take their time. They pause, compare, and notice details they might have missed in a hotter cycle. That’s why physical staging […]
January 27, 2026
One harsh truth for sellers is that the market does not care what a home was worth. It also does not care what it feels like it should be worth. Overpricing is rarely intentional. Most sellers act in good faith. They rely on past peak markets, neighbor stories and the financial investment they’ve put in […]
January 22, 2026
Sellers love having options. The ability to pause, observe, and decide without pressure can feel especially reassuring in the fast-paced Miami real estate market. That’s why many homeowners consider off-market listings to quietly gauge interest before fully committing. The concept is appealing: fewer eyes, less disruption, more control. But in practice, results often fall short […]