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Brownsburg Indiana Real Estate Market Reports - June 2008

July 5th, 2008 categories: Brownsburg Real Estate

For the month of June, there were 51 homes sold and closed in Brownsburg, Indiana.

The highest price home was $440,000.

The lowest priced home sold was $58,000.

The average Days on Market for homes sold was 128 days.

There are currently 425 homes available for sale in Brownsburg, which gives us an absorption rate of 8.33 months

Average days on market and absorption rate will vary by price range.

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Arbuckle Acres Park In Brownsburg

July 4th, 2008 categories: Brownsburg Real Estate, Indy Places

Arbuckle Acres Park is located in Brownsburg, off 267, south of Highway 74. Directly inside the entrance you will find a soothing waterfall and garden with benches. It such a relaxing place to sit for awhile.

Waterfall at Arbuckle Acres Park

Or take a walk on the one mile paved path through densley wooded trail, which starts along the creek. Walking trail at arbuckle Acres Park

With two playgrounds, basketball and tennis courts, and eight shelters, Arbuckle Acres is a perfect place to plan a family get together. Arbuckle Acres Playground abd Shelters

Several annual events are scheduled at the park, as well as concerts. Find out more info here. 

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Brownsburg Indiana Real Estate - Absorption Rate

June 29th, 2008 categories: Brownsburg Real Estate

Brownsburg

May Sold

Current Inventory

Absorption Rate

$100-200K

51

234

4.58

$201-300K

10

97

9.7

$301-400K

3

36

12.0

$401-500K

1

12

12

$501+

1

20

20

What does absorption rate mean?

Absorption Rates around Indianapolis

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Does Staging a Home Help it Sell?

May 4th, 2008 categories: Brownsburg Real Estate, Indy Home Sellers

As part of my listing agreement with my clients, I offer a complimentary staging consultation. Many ask me if staging is really a benefit. Although I believe it is, it really doesn’t matter what I think, it is the buyer’s we really want to impress.

Are we trying to deceive the buyers? Not at all! What we aim to do with staging is present the home in it’s best light, maximize the space, therefore, giving the buyers an idea of what type, style and size furnishings will fit in each room. When your home is on the market, being conscientious of the flow of the space and the blend of colors you use is important.

Our goal is to appeal to the largest amount of buyers in the market for your home. When you decide to sell your home, you have to move out emotionally before the SOLD sign is up and moving day has arrived.

I have written about staging your Indianpolis home in past articles.That being said, I have recently listed a home in Brownsburg which I have before and after pictures of.

Which home would you be most likely to want to visit?

Entry Nook before

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Living Room - BeforeLiving Room - After

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kitchen - BeforeKitchen - After

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tour the complete show of this home.

     

View additional listings which have been staged or lived in as if they were staged.

8435 Heathermor in Avon          414 Appleton in Indianapolis

6745 Oak Lake in Indianapolis     432 Castle Ct in Avon

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Hendricks County Market Report

December 16th, 2007 categories: Avon Real Estate, Brownsburg Real Estate, Danville Real Estate, Plainfield Real Estate

       Real Estate Statistics  Hendricks County-                           November 2007

The differences beween 2006 and 2007 numbers speak for themselves, The one offsetting value is the 1 property sold in 2007  with 453 days on market. A number that big and so far off of the normals will distort the true average of Days On Market. If we take that one number and add it’s value to the year 2006, it changes the average days on market for 2006 to 93.9.

Nov Market Stats HC Nov 2007

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