There’s no arguing that, for the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed just about everything, including the way we work, live, and function as a society. But how, exactly, has the pandemic changed real estate? A recent article from REALTOR® Magazine outlined the top housing trends to emerge as a result of the ongoing pandemic, including: Fierce buyer competition. Mortgage rates are hovering near all-time lows, which has flooded the market with potential buyers. But av

While we are not in the business of rentals, we do like for our clients and our followers to know what is going on in the local Southern Indiana community. Which is why we wanted to let you know, that the Spring Street Commons apartment complex has now opened in downtown Jeffersonville near the walking bridge. This complex has a unique location with access to the restaurants, shops, the art district, and the walking bridge in the downtown area. Our search found that the comp

Since the state of Indiana went on lockdown in March of 2020 due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, it has been difficult to find "things to do" for many Hoosiers. Restaurants have started to open back up in some capacity, so those who are willing, can go out to eat albeit with longer wait times at the more popular sit-down restaurants. For those looking for a little variety in their entertainment options, we have put together a list of some of the entertainment venues that are still

Recently several people have asked me if they could purchase a home or at least pay their closing balance with the now famous cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. While there are documented cases in the U.S. of residential real estate transactions that have been completed with Bitcoin as the form of payment, they appear to have been private transactions where both buyer and seller agreed to use the digital coin to seal the deal. I reached out to a couple of my preferred local providers t