Search All Homes in the Lake Norman Area
Susie Skog knows Lake Norman Real Estate Inside Out
Looking to buy or sell a home in the picturesque Lake Norman area? Meet Susie Skog, your go-to partner for all your real estate needs. With her wealth of experience, unwavering dedication to clients, and impressive track record, Susie is the perfect ally to help you navigate the Lake Norman real estate scene.
Having lived in the Lake Norman area for over 25 years, Susie has extensive hyper-local knowledge. Her representation of a dynamic real estate portfolio requires discretion and specific expertise.
Susie is a real estate professional with Keller Williams. Susie has earned The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing’s Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist™ (CLHMS) designation in recognition of experience, knowledge, and expertise in high-end residential properties. Susie has proven performance in buying and selling high-end homes. She has earned an Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) Designation, Green Designation, Pricing Strategy Advisor (PSA), and Seniors Real Estate Specialist ® (SRES) Designation, and a certified Online Luxury Marketing Specialist. In addition, Susie is a member of the Keller Williams Sports and Entertainment division.
Whether you’re seeking a bustling urban environment or a peaceful lakeside retreat, Susie will guide you to the perfect location that matches your preferences and needs.
Home Valuation
What Is Your Home Worth?
Listing by Email
Get Daily Listing Email Updates
My Account
Login to Save Listings and Searches
I WANT TO SELL
I WANT TO BUY
Want to Discover and Live the Good Life in Lake Norman, North Carolina?
Grab a FREE copy of Susie Skog’s Exclusive Local’s Guide
Latest News
How to Sell a Home That’s Been on the Market Too Long
When your home sits on the market longer than expected, it can feel discouraging. However, you still have options. In fact, many sellers in Lake Norman face the same challenge. Buyers may have overlooked your home, but that doesn’t mean it won’t sell. With the right...
Marketing a Home to Out-of-State Buyers Moving to Lake Norman
Why Out-of-State Buyers Choose Lake Norman Lake Norman draws many people looking for a new lifestyle. Buyers relocating here often want more space, nature, and a slower pace. The area offers welcoming communities and a variety of homes to fit different needs....
Real Estate Home Tips
Projectors vs. TVs for the Home Theater: Pros and Cons
If youre considering buying a house with a home theater, or perhaps you want to put one in your current residence, the most important question that youre likely to face is whether to get a TV or projector. This alone will undoubtedly have a major impact on your viewing experience, so its worth digging into the details in order to design the perfect home theater for your next family movie night. Below are the pros and cons of each.
TV Pros:
If picture quality is the most important characteristic to you, then its generally accepted that TVs have the edge in this department. Not only will the image be sharper and brighter, but you wont have to worry about keeping the room dark. Additionally, TVs have built-in speakers, so you dont necessarily need to outfit your home theater with a separate audio system.
TV Cons:
A large, state-of-the-art TV is likely going to set you back a bit more than a projector, but thats to be expected for the picture quality. One area that the TV is limited is size, as 4K ultra-high definition televisions top out around 80 inches (not that thats anything to scoff at).
Projector Pros:
For a true cinematic experience with a wall-sized screen, the projector is the way to go for larger-than-life images at a cheaper price. If you want to be able to discreetly turn your living room into a home theater, you have the benefit of installing a retractable projector and screen that hides from view when not in use.
Projector Cons:
Of course, the biggest knock on projectors is that light affects the picture quality, but if youre going to use blackout shades or put your home theater in your basement, then this probably isnt a major concern. While the picture quality isnt quite as good as televisions, todays 4K ultra-high definition projectors are very impressive. Youll also need to get speakers, which isnt an issue if you plan on installing a surround sound system anyway.
Published with permission from RISMedia.
A Guide to Mastering Mid-Century Modern Design
Heres everything you need to know about Mid-Century Modern design.
Combining modern materials with traditional craftsmanship, mid-century modern architecture was uniquely designed to cater to the lifestyle of suburban families in America.
Exhibiting flat or low-pitched roofs and sweeping, horizontal lines, mid-century modern houses benefit from an abundance of natural light.
In addition to lots of glass, popular materials include wood, stone and brick.
Its quite common to see bright colors infused through furniture or accent walls.
Furnishings with geometric patterns and sculptural lines are key to mid-century modern interiors.
Published with permission from RISMedia.
Why You Need an Air Purifier in Your Home
Here are four reasons you need an air purifier.
Air Pollution
Air purifiers can significantly reduce airborne pollutants that find their way into your living space and are unsafe to breathe in.
Pets
We love our furry friends, but their fur and dander can cause allergies and odor. Air purifiers remove these and keep the air fresh.
Pollen and Dust
State-of-the-art systems are an effective solution for eliminating pollen and dust particles.
Viruses and Bacteria
An air purifier is the perfect way to combat germs that cause colds and viruses and circulate fresh air into your home.
Published with permission from RISMedia.
Featured Communities
Insights & Trends
4 Architectural Details for a Distinguished Living Space
When searching for a new home, there are certain...
The Perfect Place for Car Lovers? Car Condos.
Whether you collect classics or like to put the...
Is Japandi the Next Big Design Movement?
Its no secret that luxury homeowners love to...



