 April home sales decrease as home buyers continue to see
less inventory and increased prices.  "Despite the financial uncertainties brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Central Indiana real estate market remained active in March,” said Jim Litten, CEO of F.C. Tucker Company. "Inventory continues to remain low, prompting a continued increase in home sale prices."
Central Indiana home sales soar in February & Home Prices Increase - Market Watch Feb. 20203/13/2020
 Central Indiana home sales soar 19.7 percent in February,
even as home prices continue to increase.  Central Indiana home sales start the new year strong – up 14.1 percent –
as prices continue to rise and inventory decreases Central Indiana pended home sales up more than 14 percent in September 2019 - Market Watch10/24/2019  "The seller’s market was alive and well in central Indiana in September,” said Jim Litten, CEO of F.C. Tucker Company. “Homes continue to leave the market quickly due to increased buyer demand, and we anticipate the strong market to continue through the end of the year.”
 "Sellers definitely felt some momentum in August,” said Jim Litten, CEO of F.C. Tucker Company. “Clearly, buyer demand is strong and with extremely low interest rates fueling more buying power, the market is poised to stay strong."
 “Home inventory in Indiana remains tight, making it an ideal market for sellers,” said Jim Litten, CEO of F.C. Tucker Company. “However, a good selection of homes at varying price points exists, so homebuyers should not be deterred as they begin their housing search.”
 Central Indiana home sales increase 6.5 percent in June
F.C. Tucker reports a decrease in inventory while home prices continue to rise Average Sales Price, Indiana Sales, & Homes on the Market Up, Up, Up - Market Watch May 20196/22/2019
Monthly real estate stats from F.C. Tucker Company indicate a decrease in homes sold as sale prices continue to climb. March 2019 pended sales decreased 14.7 percent compared to March 2018.  |
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