Here are the 10 cheapest homes sold in the Indianapolis area

Indianapolis Star column by Realtor Laura Musall

It’s fun to ooh and ahh over the ritzy, over-the-top houses that hit the market (like the $5.52 million home that sold in Williams Creek recently), but have you ever wondered about the not so pretty homes? Houses with boarded up windows or signs on the door that say: “Enter at your own risk.” Homes where racoons – and other things – may be running amok. These are the listings that fall into the category of “fixer upper.” Here is a look at the 10 least expensive homes sold over the last 30 days in the Indianapolis Metro area. They range in prices from $30,000 to $52,000.

We don’t just need more houses, we need more of the right kind of houses

A few weeks ago, I showed some houses to a couple from Illinois who want to downsize to a single-story home in Fishers near family. They want a two- or three-bedroom home in a neighborhood where they can play pickleball, be close to hiking trails and grocery stores and meet new friends (and neighbors) who are in the same stage of life.

Sounds pretty simple, right?

It’s not.

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Laura MusallOctober 7, 2021FC TuckerIndy Realtor, Homebuyer, Home seller, Indianapolis, Homes for sale, Hamilton County IndianaComment

7 tips to buying a house in a seller's market

It’s a crazy real estate market, but even during a seller’s market there are things buyers can do to make their offers stand out, so offers are accepted. Read seven tips by Fishers, Ind. Realtor Laura Musall on buying a home during a seller’s market.

Home prices climb in January as inventory drops

Home prices around Central Indiana are increasing, according to January 2021 home prices stats released by FC Tucker Company and Realtor Laura Musall. The biggest price increases were in Marion, Hamilton and Hancock counties.

Laura MusallFebruary 15, 2021FC TuckerHome prices, Indy Realtor, Homebuyer, Home seller, Fishers IN, Indianapolis, Homes for saleComment

Real estate still moving despite the pandemic

Yes, there’s a pandemic, but real estate is still moving in Indiana. Here’s a look at what happened in March.

Indianapolis Star: Housing market is 'weird' and 'strange.' Prices also are surging.

Home prices are going up. Buyers are frustrated they can’t find houses. Sellers who want to move to either larger or bigger houses are staying put, because they don’t know if they’ll be able to find a house. It’s a conundrum. Read about what experts - like me - are saying in this article published in the Indianapolis Star.

You can see the full story here.

Laura MusallJanuary 28, 2020FC TuckerHome prices, Indy Realtor, Homebuyer, Home seller, Fishers IN, Indianapolis, Homes for sale

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