Finding a home for sale in the 40204 zip code under $200,000 in this current Louisville housing market is not easy to do. If you’re looking to buy a home in the Highlands, but your budget is below $200,000, meet … Continue reading 631 Barret Ave | Highlands Homes for Sale
If I told you that there was a program available right now that would hand you up to $20,000 for the down payment on a Louisville home, and not require you to pay it back, would you be interested? I’m … Continue reading National Housing Fund is Free Money for Purchasing a Home
With an upward trend across the board in the first quarter for just about every neighborhood in the Louisville housing market, it is no surprise that the second quarter is responding in kind. While the number of Louisville homes for sale remains relatively low, home sales continue to increase as prices do too. Continue reading “Solid Second Quarter Home Sales in Louisville”
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the Louisville housing market is starving for new listings. You may hear a lot of people referring to this as an “inventory shortage”. It’s true. Buyers are all over the place and they can’t find what they’re looking for because there’s just not a lot for sale. As true as this is for Jefferson County homes for sale, it’s also true for Highlands homes for sale. Continue reading “Highlands Homes Few and Far Between in 1st Quarter Housing Update”
Not a lot of people know what I’m talking about when I say “Lustron”. Is it a spaceship? No. Is it a small town on the moon? Try again. The Lustron is a pre-fabricated home that came about in 1948 due to the the post-World War II housing crisis. With waves of military personnel returning to a civilian life at a time when the U.S. housing market was on life support from the depression, there was a serious need for a speedy build. The answer, according to Lustron founder and inventor, Carl Strandlund, was a pre-fabricated home that was built out of steel in a Columbus, Ohio factory, shipped to the build site, and assembled there. With only fourteen or so of these beauties still standing in Louisville, and around fifteen hundred total remaining in the US, a chance to own a piece of history like this doesn’t present itself very often. Continue reading “Selling the Lustron Dream | 2827 Eleanor Ave”
The Thomas Group at Keller Williams Realty Louisville East has just SOLD a cute 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home at 836 Parkway Dr in Parkway Village. The cool thing that my brother and I learned as we were preparing to … Continue reading Parkway Village / Germantown Homeowners May Receive Upgrades
If you put a clown in a barrel in the corner of your living room before each showing, you may have a difficult time selling your home. Who would do that? Well, probably no one because scaring the crap out … Continue reading Marketing Your Louisville Home for Sale
It’s no secret that rates are low and money is cheap. Lots of people out there want to get in and buy a home right now while they can still take advantage of a great interest rate. But what happens … Continue reading FHA Home Loans Available to Low Credit Score Buyers
You may hear me say it a lot, but the inventory shortage in the Louisville housing market is still very real. Home sellers in Louisville are beginning to realize that there isn’t much competition out there right now and they … Continue reading Sell Your Louisville Home
Buying a house is not that easy. I mean, from a consumer perspective, it would seem that all you do is find a house, put an offer on it, get it inspected, and go to the closing table. What happens … Continue reading How Do You Buy a House?
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