Blogs
Your Guide to Mortgage Resources in Ohio and Kentucky
A recent study by Fannie Mae revealed a surprising lack of confidence among consumers about the mortgage. There’s good reason to feel a little cautious. Here in Ohio home prices have risen 28% and in Kentucky 30% since 2020. In additio...
Understanding the Current Housing Market: Insights from Six Key Charts
The housing market has experienced significant shifts since the onset of the pandemic. From skyrocketing mortgage rates to fluctuating home prices, understanding these changes is crucial for prospective homebuyers and sellers alike. Here, we br...
Emotions in Real Estate: Understanding the Sentimentality of Home Selling and Buying for 55+ Americans
In the dynamic world of real estate, emotions play a pivotal role, especially for the 55+ demographic. A recent survey by Opendoor delves into the emotional landscape of home selling and buying for older Gen Xers and Baby Boomers, shedding ligh...
Cincinnati’s Wealthiest ZIP Codes: Insights from the Wealthy 1000
The Cincinnati Business Courier recently published an intriguing article titled "The Wealthy 1000: Where Cincinnati ranks among wealthiest ZIP codes," highlighting the affluence of various neighborhoods within our city. The Business Journals' W...
How to Maximize Your Home Sale Profits
Let’s face it—between repairs, closing costs and commissions, the costs associated with selling your house can add up fast. Case in point: homeowners reported spending $54,616 when selling their homes, according to a recent survey from Clev...
The Importance of Watering Your Lawn During Hot and Dry Periods
With the weather forecast predicting a prolonged period of intense heat and dryness in the coming weeks, it is crucial to understand the importance of watering your lawn. Maintaining your lawn's health and vitality during these hot and dry peri...
Buying New vs. Existing: The Rise of New Construction in Cincinnati & Kentucky
You may have noticed an uptick in construction and newly built homes. But it’s not just a trend we’re seeing here in many parts of the country. In fact, about one-third of single-family homes for sale today are newly constructed, a dram...
Millennials and Gen Z are taking over real estate?
Younger Americans were most likely to take out mortgages in 2023, with the lion’s share going to buyers under 35 (39.7%) and buyers aged 35-44 (25.5%). A new report reveals these younger buyers scored nearly two-thirds of mortg...