indianapolis: Senior Living for our Silver Citizens
- 08/23/11 10:48 AM
Senior living, including the assisted variety, is a touchy topic that many of us are apprehensive to bring up or explore. Our senior citizens – whom I often refer to as “silver citizens” - often think they are perfectly fine living on their own. This may be a matter of younger family members doing their very best to act in the best interest of their elder loved ones, and having to take steps to intervene. Our elders may come to the conclusion that family members and friends don’t care or don’t have time to take care of them at this particularly … (0 comments)
indianapolis: The Woodlands Subdivision Profile
- 08/23/11 10:44 AM
This week, I’d like to profile a lovely, timeless Carmel neighborhood called TheWoodlands. A well established subdivisionlocated in southeastern Carmel, just off 106th St. & Keystone Ave., The Woodlands is a family-friendly community, conveniently located to shops, restaurants, schools, daycare, churches, the post office, and many other vital destinations. Important Current Numbers to Consider when Evaluating The Woodlands: -18 active listings -8 SOLD in the past 6 months -Avg. # of Days on Market: 42 -Avg. price/sq.ft.: $110.00 -Max. price/sq.ft.: $240.00 -Avg. sale price/home: $226,750 -Max. sale price of a home was $287,500 People talk about how bleak the real estate … (0 comments)
indianapolis: Welcome Home ;)
- 08/08/11 04:02 AM
Welcome back home, wonderful readers! I’d like to begin by thanking all of you for following the new blog and responding so positively to these posts. I encourage you to e-mail, tweet, call, or mention to me in person any and all suggestions for daily topics. Whatever’s on your mind to assist you with the home buying/selling process, community info, helping you to enjoy the many benefits of home ownership, etc. – I am here to answer all your questions! In today’s blog entry, I’m featuring one of my property listings:
777 Greenford Trail, Carmel, Listed@ $319,900 If it’s a … (1 comments)
indianapolis: The Woodlands Subdivision: Carmel, Indiana
- 08/07/11 07:36 AM
This week, I’d like to profile a lovely, timeless Carmel neighborhood called TheWoodlands. A well established subdivisionlocated in southeastern Carmel, just off 106th St. & Keystone Ave., The Woodlands is a family-friendly community, conveniently located to shops, restaurants, schools, daycare, churches, the post office, and many other vital destinations. Important Current Numbers to Consider when Evaluating The Woodlands: -18 active listings -8 SOLD in the past 6 months -Avg. # of Days on Market: 42 -Avg. price/sq.ft.: $110.00 -Max. price/sq.ft.: $240.00 -Avg. sale price/home: $226,750 -Max. sale price of a home was $287,500 People talk about how bleak the real estate … (1 comments)
indianapolis: 146th St. Construction Info & Updates
- 08/07/11 07:33 AM
I was driving to a lunch/listing appointment at Tony Sacco’s Pizza in Clay Terrace when I realized my readers might appreciate some info about roadwork in progress in one of Carmel’s busiest areas. I had no problem entering or leaving Clay Terrace. Good start! When I got back to the office, my assistant and I gathered some important info for anyone wishing to smoothly transition from Point A to Point B anywhere between Western Way/Clay Terrace Boulevard AND Lowes Way/Greyhound Pass. 146th Street is being widened. Traffic Signals at Western Way and Lowes are synchronized, easing overall flow. Throughout construction, the … (0 comments)
indianapolis: Divorce and Real Estate: How Divorce Hits "Home"
- 08/07/11 07:30 AM
A not so upbeat topic for today’s blog post, but a subject which has inevitably touched all our lives – maybe directly, or through people we know, or both. It’s a bit surprising, but coinciding with the decline of housing prices, the national rate of divorce has followed a similar downward trend throughout the past several years. While news of dips in the housing market has dominated media coverage, I think we rarely read or hear about a parallel drop in the overall numbers of divorces. Clearly, recession-related economic factors have broadly affected all of us, but particularly those families facing tough … (2 comments)
Senior living, including the assisted variety, is a touchy topic that many of us are apprehensive to bring up or explore. Our senior citizens – whom I often refer to as “silver citizens” - often think they are perfectly fine living on their own. This may be a matter of younger family members doing their very best to act in the best interest of their elder loved ones, and having to take steps to intervene. Our elders may come to the conclusion that family members and friends don’t care or don’t have time to take care of them at this particularly … (0 comments)
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