Oxford and Lafayette county neighborhoods are looking pretty spooky! We are proud to announce our 5th Annual Halloween Decorating Contest WINNERS! 1st place goes to 100 Longest in the Woodland Hills neighborhood!

It is finally starting to feel like fall in Oxford! Cool weather means that trees will start dropping those leaves. Where do those leaves end up? In your homes gutters of course.

Oxford is host to some wonderful non-profit organizations that provide for our community in so many ways. We want to provide a glimpse of these organizations each month. Grove Grocery is an Ole Miss campus food pantry dedicated to supporting the Ole Miss community by providing free food and hygiene products to students, faculty, and staff. 

7 Brew Coffee joined the Oxford community in late August, and from the moment the doors opened, the line has stretched down the block.

Born from a desire to transform the drive-thru coffee experience into something fun, fast, and unforgettable, 7 Brew has quickly made its mark. According to their website: “We dreamed of serving premium coffee in record time and making new friends while we’re at it. The dream came alive with our first ‘stand’ in Rogers, AR and our 7 original coffees.”

When most homeowners think about selling, they focus on the listing price and what they hope to walk away with after the sale. But the reality is, selling a home comes with its own set of expenses—typically ranging from 10% to 15% of the sale price. Knowing these costs upfront can help you set realistic expectations, budget wisely, and avoid surprises at the closing table.

Neighborhood Realty is so excited to welcome Homebody, a lifestyle boutique, to our community! Recently voted Oxford’s Best New Business, you will definitely want to visit Homebody soon!

As owner Amanda Ficek says, “Homebody is a carefully curated collection of fabulous items for your home and body. We believe that both your home and your wardrobe should be a beautiful mix of old and new, and the perfect reflection of you.”

Oxford is host to some wonderful non-profit organizations that provide for our community in so many ways. We want to provide a glimpse of these organizations each month. Founded in 1895, Palmer Home for Children is a safe home for children in need ages newborn through 24 years old regardless of race, gender or background. Originally founded as a small orphanage, Palmer Home is now a multifaceted ministry that serves hundreds of children and their families each year across four service lines: Campus Care, Family Care, Foster Care and Transitional Care.

Oxford is host to some wonderful non-profit organizations that provide for our community in so many ways. We want to provide a glimpse of these organizations each month. We asked Wayne Andrews, Executive Director of the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council, “Why should we have an arts council in our community?” He shared, “Arts Councils are an important part of any town by providing artists with resources and community members with access. Arts Councils provide support to local artists whether it’s through grants, physical teaching or studio space, festival opportunities, or continuing education. They are also a major driver of economic development in our community.”

If you’re preparing for Ole Miss Recruitment or simply looking for the perfect gift, Katherine Beck is the place to go. With a curated mix of stylish finds, thoughtful gifts, and Southern charm, this Oxford favorite makes shopping feel personal and easy.

When it comes to home improvement, not all projects are created equal—some upgrades fill your heart, while others fill your wallet. Whether you're planning to stay put or prepping your home to sell, it's important to know which renovations bring the most personal satisfaction and which ones provide the best bang for your buck.

Lovepacks was started when a local teacher noticed a child’s backpack dripping while walking down the hall. The child had packed unfinished milk cartons into his backpack to take home so he’d have milk at home. This story inspired Mary Leary and Helen Phillips (with the help of school counselor, Linda Vaughn at Bramlett Elementary) to form Lovepacks.

It is HOT 🥵 in Oxford! Adding a pool to your backyard is an enticing idea, especially when the summer heat beckons for refreshing swims and outdoor gatherings. While the appeal of a private pool is undeniable, the decision carries significant financial and practical implications—particularly when considering its impact on property value.

If you’ve been to the Oxford Square, chances are you’ve seen people walking around with a  colorful cup of froyo in hand. That’s YaYa’s Frozen Yogurt, a local favorite serving up sweet  treats since 2010. 

With the start of Summer, we thought it would be nice to highlight one of our favorite farmer’s market in the area, the Oxford Community Market. This local non-profit organization is focused on food access. They operate a weekly Mississippi Certified Farmers Market along with programs to make healthy, local food accessible to all people in the Lafayette and surrounding communities, especially those facing barriers of cost and transportation.

June is National Homeownership Month—a time to recognize the value of owning a home and the role it plays in building strong communities and personal stability. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to make your next move, this month is a reminder that homeownership is not just a financial investment, but an investment in your future.

 Founded by Ole Miss alumni, Greg Driver, Cedar Bucket was created with a simple mission: to make student life easier with reliable service, practical options, and neighborly care. As Oxford continues to grow and evolve, Cedar Bucket remains committed to supporting students through every transition—whether they’re moving in, moving out, or somewhere in between.

Buying your first home is a significant milestone. If you're new to the process of purchasing real estate, you may not be familiar with everything involved. Fortunately, two key professionals can help you get started on the right track—your realtor and your lender. Whether you connect with your realtor first or your lender, these experts will work together to help you find the perfect home within your budget.

At the heart of Oxford, Mississippi, Good Neighbor is more than a home repair business—it’s a story of calling, compassion, and community.

The Lafayette County Literacy Council’s mission is to strengthen Oxford and Lafayette County through literacy and reading. They believe that the ability to read is not just a basic skill — it’s a foundation for a better life. Every program they offer, every event they host, and every volunteer they train is part of a larger story: a story about opening doors, building confidence, and giving people the tools they need to thrive.

Join us for a two-day celebration of food, music, and the arts in the heart of the Oxford Square on April 25th and 26th!

At Neighborhood Realty, we’re proud to sponsor this wonderful event each year. We LOVE Double Decker and hope to see you all on the Square next weekend!