Showing posts with label Louisville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louisville. Show all posts

Monday, January 4, 2016

Valley Station Louisville Property Just SOLD TODAY!

Valley Station Louisville Property Just SOLD TODAY!

For Real Estate Inquiries, Please Call, Your Journey Team:   

Niki Fuller at 502-523-5554 | e: niki@YourJourneyTeam.com


Before we started 2016, we had the opportunity to list this spacious and awesome property located at 10226 Dodge Ln, Louisville, KY 40272. 

It's a property with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 1,323 sqft of living space. This spacious property has gleaming hardwood floors, a true brick wall and a freshly painted walls. With soaring ceilings, a full brick fireplace, and updated blinds in the family room that will lead you to the formal dining room with updated lighting and storage (under the bay window). 

A kitchen with all appliances that match and comes with plenty of storage area. Three nicely sized bedrooms and the master bedroom has a new full bath with a walk-in shower. Full partially finished basement that you can transform to a game room or to anything your heart desires, a separate laundry room has a stove, double laundry sinks with another storage room. You will not run out of space in this awesome home! 



One of the things we loved about this property is the HUGE flat  backyard surrounded by a fence, makes it more safe and you have your privacy. Comes with one car detached garage with Phase 3 electric and an attached studio that has it's own water and heating and cooling. 

This property is absolutely PERFECT to those who are planning to start up their own business, or planning to have their own studio, or if you just wanted to have a huge backyard where kids and dogs can always run around safely. 


Just today, we have SOLD this property just after a few days we have posted it in the market! It's an amazing start to Your Journey Team's 2016! 

If you would like to know the value of your home, you may request a FREE HOME VALUE REPORT with our team. Just CLICK HERE or visit our website at www.YourJourneyTeam.com to search for homes in Indianapolis or Louisville Area.




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Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Louisville, KY Real Estate Market Update as of November 3, 2015

Louisville, KY Real Estate Market Update as of  November  2015

For Real Estate Inquiries, Please Call, Your Journey Team:   

Niki Fuller at 502-523-5554  / e: niki@YourJourneyTeam.com


It's the start of the week for November and we would like to update you on how the real estate market ended for the month of October. It's tricky to get an updated version on the very first day.

Since, what we provide is just a general information on how the market is generally fairing right now. But, you can always ask for a FREE home valuation with us and we'd be happy to send you your Free Home Valuation report! We can also send you a custom report, just CLICK HERE to request one.

Here is Louisville's Real Estate Market Update as of  November 3, 2015.


Price Trends:

The median single family home price as of October 30 2015 for Louisville, KY is $173,441. 

CLICK HERE, to request for your FREE Home Valuation.



Market Conditions:

With a Market Action Index as of October 30 2015 at 33.57

What is a Market Index?

“The Market Action Index (MAI) illustrates the balance between supply and demand using a statistical function of the current rate of sale versus current inventory. An MAI value greater than 30 typically indicates a “Seller’s Market” (a.k.a. “Hot Market”) because demand is high enough to quickly absorb available supply. A hot market will typically cause prices to rise. MAI values below 30 indicate a “Buyer’s Market” (a.k.a. “Cold Market”) where the inventory of already-listed homes is sufficient to last several months at the current rate of sales. A cold market will typically cause prices to fall. - source:www.altosresearch.com


Sales and Demand Trends:


The average property in Louisville as of October 30 2015 has been on the market for about 110 days.

What is Sales and Demand Trend?

Simply put, “Days-on-Market” tells you how long the active properties currently for sale, in aggregate, have been on the market (a.k.a. “time on market”). Said otherwise, “of the active listings currently available for sale, how long have they been for sale?”- source:www.altosresearch.com

Monday, October 5, 2015

Louisville, KY Real Estate Market Update as of October 2, 2015

Louisville, KY Real Estate Market Update as of 

October 2, 2015

For Real Estate Inquiries, Please Call, Your Journey Team:   Niki Fuller at 502-523-5554  / e: niki@YourJourneyTeam.com



Real estate updates can be a bit tricky, it takes time for the websites to be posting the update right away. However, we are lucky enough that our source is updating their report weekly. Since, the real estate market is one of the most unstable and one of the markets that is always changing and pretty much hard to keep up.

I always say this to all the real estate market update that I have been writing. The report I am about to post may or may not be accurate and it is always best to check or request a Custom Market Analysis or take advantage the FREE Home Valuation Report with your trusted realtor. Make use of the services that they are offering in their website, it's free and easy to use. 

Visit Your Journey Team's Website at www.YourJourneyTeam.com for all the services that they offer. For a FREE HOME VALUATION in Indianapolis, click on the link http://www.yourjourneyteam.com/sell.php.



Louisville, KY Real Estate Market Update as of 

October 2, 2015


                                            Source: http://altosresearch.com

Price Trends:



The median single family home price as of October 02 2015 for Louisville, KY is $174,896.

Please visit our website to request a custom report. www.yourjourneyteam.com.

Market Conditions:


With a Market Action Index as of October 02 2015 at 34.01

What is a Market Index?

“The Market Action Index (MAI) illustrates the balance between supply and demand using a statistical function of the current rate of sale versus current inventory. An MAI value greater than 30 typically indicates a “Seller’s Market” (a.k.a. “Hot Market”) because demand is high enough to quickly absorb available supply. A hot market will typically cause prices to rise. MAI values below 30 indicate a “Buyer’s Market” (a.k.a. “Cold Market”) where the inventory of already-listed homes is sufficient to last several months at the current rate of sales. A cold market will typically cause prices to fall.” -http://altosresearch.com


Sales and Demand Trends:


The average property in Louisville as of October 02 2015 has been on the market for about 110 days.

What is Sales and Demand Trend?

Simply put, “Days-on-Market” tells you how long the active properties currently for sale, in aggregate, have been on the market (a.k.a. “time on market”). Said otherwise, “of the active listings currently available for sale, how long have they been for sale?”

Price per Square foot:


The median price per square foot for homes in Louisville as of October 02 2015 is about $113.


Homes for Sale:


There are about 2,675 properties on the market in Louisville as of October 02 2015.

Friday, September 11, 2015

What Can You get Under $80,000 with 2 Beds and 2 Bath?

What Can You get Under $80,000 with 2 Beds and 2 Baths?

For Real Estate Inquiries, Please Call, Your Journey Team:
Niki Fuller at 502-523-5554 / e: niki@YourJourneyTeam.com
www.YourJourneyTeam.com



For a starting family, what is the best deal that you would consider for a property? What is a good size for a property? These are just some of the questions that a starting family have.

I'm sure if we will agree to this, but some of us just want a roof over their head, other's would like a pool readily available for our own use and I believe some would want everything with a gaming room and home theater included (ehem!).

Though, there is this property worth looking at! There is a pool readily available,  a gorgeous view of the lake, which I absolutely love looking at. Well, it's not like I have access to the lake daily, and yes, I am such a nature lover! 

This property is a condo type with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, an overlooking patio perfect for your morning coffee, a spacious living room, granite countertops, and lots of storage spaces. 

They have made a huge price reduction for this property and which I strongly believe is a steal. A property with this view doesn't come often in the market and with the price reduction it will sell fast. This gorgeous property is located at  60 Lakeshore Dr Clarksville, IN 47129-3072, you may click on the link to find out more
 about this property's new price and photos. 



Penthouse view without the penthouse price! Move in ready END UNIT with all the bells & whistles! Freshly painted & nearly new carpet throughout this spacious two bedrooms, two bath condo! Oversized family room welcomes you & leads to the dining room /kitchen. Patio with full view of the pool/ lake has circular stair access! Warm granite kitchen counters with all appliances & an abundance of cabinets opens to the dining room with floor to ceiling mirrors which opens the room up! Seller is including the washer & dryer in the laundry room just off the kitchen! Master suite with additional area, only end units have along with an attached full bath and walk-in closets plus Anderson windows! Minutes away from downtown Louisville, you will never have to be stuck in Thunder traffic again, watch from your private balcony! One easy association payment a month covers your water, sewer, trash, grounds, pool maintenance & snow removal from your parking space in front row!!





Friday, August 7, 2015

Louisville,KY Market Trend as of July 31,2015

Louisville, KY Market Trend as of July 31,2015

Your Journey Team ( For real estate questions,or inquiries. Please call 502-523-5554/317-564-7100/
 e: niki@yourjourneyteam.com or visit our website: www.yourjourneyteam.com

Want to know how much the property within your area was sold recently? Would you like to know the market value of your property right now? Request for a free market value report with Your Journey Team!  Click here, to request for a free home valuation today.

Market Trend is any consistent pattern or change in the general direction of the real estate industry which, over the course of time, causes a statistically noticeable change. This phenomenon can be a result of the economy, a change in mortgage rates, consumer speculations, or other fundamental and non-fundamental reasons.

Price Trends: 


The median single family home price as of July 31 2015 for Louisville, KY is $173,473. 

You may request for a Custom market report with Your Journey Team. Click here, to request for a free home valuation today.


Market Conditions:

With a Market Action Index as of July 31 2015 at 36.31

The Market Action Index (MAI) illustrates the balance between supply and demand using a statistical function of the current rate of sale versus current inventory. An MAI value greater than 30 typically indicates a “Seller’s Market” (a.k.a. “Hot Market”) because demand is high enough to quickly absorb available supply. A hot market will typically cause prices to rise. MAI values below 30 indicate a “Buyer’s Market” (a.k.a. “Cold Market”) where the inventory of already-listed homes is sufficient to last several months at the current rate of sales. A cold market will typically cause prices to fall. - source: http://altosresearch.com


Sales and Demand Trends:

The average property in Louisville as of July 31 2015 has been on the market for about 113 days.

Simply put, “Days-on-Market” tells you how long the active properties currently for sale, in aggregate, have been on the market (a.k.a. “time on market”). Said otherwise, “of the active listings currently available for sale, how long have they been for sale?” - http://altosresearch.com



Price per Square foot:

The median price per square foot for homes in Louisville as of July 31 2015 is about $112.


Homes for Sale:

There are about 2,556 properties on the market in Louisville as of July 31 2015.

“Inventory” is simply real estate lingo for “the number of homes for sale.” This stat shows you how much supply is available in the market you are researching. Inventory levels can ebb and flow frequently due to seasonal effects. There’s usually more inventory on the market in the spring-time as the natural rate of real estate activity picks up during this time of year. Alternately, there’s generally less inventory in the Fall or Winter as real estate activity slows. -http://altosresearch.com


Thursday, August 6, 2015

Bloomberg Philanthropies named Louisville as one of the First 8 Cities to work with What Works Cities Program

Bloomberg Philanthropies, named Louisville as one of the First 8 Cities to work with What Works Cities Program

Your Journey Team ( For real estate questions,or inquiries. Please call 502-523-5554/317-564-7100/


 e: niki@yourjourneyteam.com or visit our website: www.yourjourneyteam.com


Knowing that there is an organization willing to help municipalities to achieve and make use of the data effectively is very inspiring. All to achieve that 1 goal, to help the citizens of the U.S. I believe that this is an effective way to help, rather than just giving the money and nothing happens. Just don't give the fish, teach them how to fish, as what the saying goes. 

This program, will ease unemployment rate, better benefits, housing opportunity and in time boost the economy. I'm glad that it's 8 cities at a time and not 1 city at a time! I am absolutely hoping for the best results, I know it will take sometime... It's really nice to look forward to something that I know we will all benefit in the future!


The Lucky 8 cities that will be working with What Works Cities Program: Chattanooga, Tennessee; Jackson, Mississippi; Kansas City, Missouri; Louisville, Kentucky; Mesa, Arizona; New Orleans; Seattle; and Tulsa, Oklahoma. 
The cities won't receive money directly. Instead, the $42 million will be given to five organizations: Results for America; the Center for Government Excellence at Johns Hopkins University; the Government Performance Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School, Sunlight Foundation, and the Behavioral Insights Team. A team from one of the organizations will spend several months on the ground in each city, working with local officials to come up with a particular strategy, according to James Anderson, head of the Bloomberg Philanthropies' government innovation program. 
“Making better use of data is one of the best opportunities cities have to solve problems and deliver better results for their citizens. The first group of cities in the What Works Cities program  represent the range of local leaders across the country who are committed to using data and evidence to improve people’s everyday lives,” said Michael R. Bloomberg.
Over 100 Cities Applied To the Nation’s Most Comprehensive Initiative to Help City Halls Use Data and Evidence Effectively to Deliver Better Results for Residents. 

What Works Cities collaborates with participating municipalities to review their current use of data and evidence, understand where they are utilizing best practices and identify areas for growth. Through its expert partners, What Works Cities then designs a customized approach to help mayors address a variety of local issues including economic development and job creation, public health, and social services.
The first cities selected plan to improve their use of data and evidence in the following ways:

  • Jackson and Mesa will implement open data practices for the first time
  • Chattanooga, Kansas City, Louisville, New Orleans, Seattle, and Tulsa willstrengthen existing open data practices
  • Jackson and Tulsa will implement a citywide, mayoral led performance management program for the first time
  • Chattanooga, Kansas City, and Mesa will strengthen existing performance management programs
  • New Orleans and Louisville will develop the capacity to conduct low-cost, real time program evaluations
  • Seattle will focus on integrating data and evidence into their contracts to achieve better results

Bloomberg Philanthropies believes cities are drivers of progress and innovation, and hold the solution to many of the pressing issues we face – from confronting climate change and improving public health to creating jobs in a changing global economy. By helping city governments innovate, engage the public, and adopt proven solutions, the lives of billions of people can be improved. Bloomberg Philanthropies works toward this goal through efforts as diverse as Bloomberg Associates, C40, Cities of Service, CityLab, the Compact of Mayors, Global Road Safety, Innovation Teams, the India Smart Cities Challenge, the Public Arts Challenge, What Works Cities, and more.-Source: - www.bloomberg.org
What is What Works Cities?
Their Mission: Join leading cities across America that are using data and evidence to improve results for their residents. What Works Cities helps you build on the work you're doing—to go further with what you've got.
Benefits of Your City Joining the What Works City Program:
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To know more about the What Works Program visit: http://whatworkscities.bloomberg.org/