Jim Arehart. He’s a Realtor, Salesperson with Greathouse Realty by trade. In addition to being a outstanding Realtor, he’s a Dad, a GrandDad, a Husband, a Son, an Air Force Veteran, a Farmer. He’s kinda like a Heinz 57 variety for all. He’s called Herron Road, New Cumberland his home for more years than not. Now he’s this month’s blog for our “In FOCUS” series.

Jim’s work ethic and his ‘sticktoitiveness’, as he likes to call it, have served him well. It’s brought him accolades and awards. It keeps his real estate clients coming back and referring him. Jim brings not only a wealth of expertise and professionalism, but also genuine care, integrity, and unwavering commitment to his clients. He’s responsive to every detail and always one step ahead. He’s best at offering honest advice in what can often be a stressful process. Plus, with his years of experience, and connections in the area, he’s the guy that knows a guy when it comes to recommendations.

Jim has been involved in hundreds of real estate transactions. All those transactions have made a lasting impact to our community. He’s helped countless families find their dream home in our county. When he hears his clients say, “This feels like Home,” – it’s music to his ears. He’s also helped friends and neighbors navigate the tricky road of selling their home. He’s a trusted advisor and an advocate along the way. I bet if you asked his former clients, they would agree that Jim went the extra mile for them. He did so, with heart and integrity.

But real estate transactions are not the only thing that Jim does well. Jim’s a good ole country boy. His days are long and the list of things to do on the farm has more added to it all the time. He works tirelessly to provide for his family.  Jim says that his four grandchildren are his most meaningful achievements. He says, “They are going to change the world.” He strives hard to make sure his kids and grandkid’s lives are better than his.

Rooted in hard work, honesty, and heart, Jim carries values that seem to grow rarer with time. His favorite advice is: “If you say it, back it up.” He knows the value of a firm handshake, a promise kept, and a job done right. He doesn’t speak just to be heard, but when he does, his words carry weight, shaped by lived experience, quiet wisdom, and faith. Whether it is lending a hand without being asked, fixing what’s broken with whatever’s on hand, or standing tall when others won’t, this country boy shows up – with grit, loyalty, and a deep respect for family, faith, and tradition. He’s humble, but don’t mistake that for weakness; he’s strong in the ways that truly count.

The world moves fast, and sometimes to the point where it feels like it’s spinning out of control. Jim’s a good ole country boy that reminds us to slow down. To work hard, love deeply, and live true. In doing so, he brings something rare and real to the lives he touches. For all that you do, and for the impact that you have made on this community, Thanks, Jim. 



Hard work by hard hands ~ building dreams from dust.