buying homes in kentucky: Buyers Beware! Clark County in Central Kentucky is a buyer's haven!
- 09/13/12 04:16 AM
The latest Rector Hayden Market Report shows that Clark County is still a strong buyers market. Most of the Central Kentucky counties are beginning to lean some toward a seller's market. Clark County still has at least seven months inventory in every price range and more than nine months inventory in all but one. Homes priced from $100,o00 to $119,000 have seven months inventory available. All other price ranges have nine months or more. With historically low interest rates this is a once in a life time opportunity. Call Paul now to get a great buy on a home. 859-684-5890 … (0 comments)
buying homes in kentucky: 300 percent increase in sales of Central Kentucky Farms in January 2012 - Still Historically Low
- 02/12/12 02:21 PM
Even though farm sales in January of 2012 increased almost 300 percent over January of 2011 they still lagged residential sales. There are still an average of 48 months of supply of farm sales on the Central Kentucky market. Historically anything six months or more of inventory is a buyer's market. So with 48 months of supply of farms in Central Kentucky I guess we could say it is a "SUPER" buyer's market. If you know someone who is currently thinking of buying land please encourage them to give me a call. This is an historical time to buy farm … (0 comments)
Helping seller and buyers understand the value of the land they buy or sell is my passion. My work as a real estate agent is fulfilling because I am passionate about negotiating value. Sellers, let me help you maximize the value of your land even if it is just a small front yard. Buyers I will help you find a place even in the middle of Lexington that can help your family build a wonderful home. Give me a chance to look at your home, your land, your garden and I will give you some great ideas on how you can enhance the presentation of your home with a very small budget.
The latest Rector Hayden Market Report shows that Clark County is still a strong buyers market. Most of the Central Kentucky counties are beginning to lean some toward a seller's market.
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