The winners of the “2018 Color of the Year” are Ultra Violet and Oceanside. Pantone and Sherwin Williams have announced their choices for 2018 Color of the Year. Ultra Violet is Pantone’s design color and Oceanside was chosen by Sherwin Williams. […]
Are greater Cincinnati home values rising too fast? Keeping Current Matters calls it “overinflated”. Last week, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) released their most recent Existing Home Sales Report. According to the report: “The median existing-home price for all housing types in January […]
Your real estate search ended and you sign a contract for “the dream home”. In a few days, you discover the dream became “the good home” with all sorts of blemishes you didn’t see. First thing not to do is […]
There is still time to appeal your County Property Taxes! Not happy with the latest tax assessment? Homeowners, who purchased a home recently or owners who received a letter notifying them of a tax increase can still file an appeal. […]
Cincinnati home sales during January 2018 got off to a slower start. According to the Cincinnati Multiple Listing Service 3568 single family homes listed for sale. The number of homes for sale continues to drop. Search Hamilton County was the only county […]
The motto for today’s real estate market should be “You Snooze You Lose“! Interest rates have slowly begun to creep a little higher. The number of homes for sale continues to be very, very low making it difficult for buyers to […]
In January the average sale price of a single-family home went up for the 5th year in a row. The average sale price in January 2014 was $152,261 compared to January 2018 at $197,979. The number of single-family homes sold during January […]
Homes.com recently featured an article titled Luxury Homes Features- What is Most Common? authored by Cheria Brickhouse. The old saying real estate is local rings true when reading about the features in demand when buying a million dollar home in Greater Cincinnati. According […]
In the stock market there’s a widely followed market theory, the January barometer, claims that as January goes, so goes the year. Comparing the numbers for real estate in the Lakota School District for January 2016 versus January 2017 may […]