BREWING INVENTORY CONCERNS SQUEEZE INDIANA HOUSING MARKETS
Looking to Buy a Home in Indiana? You May Have Noticed You’re Not Alone (INDIANAPOLIS, IN) — Inventory crunches almost caught up to sales gains in July when closed transactions narrowly edged up just 1.1 percent from a year ago, according to the Indiana Real Estate Markets Report today released by the state’s REALTORS®. Statewide year-over-year comparisons (July 2017 vs. July 2016) show: • Number of new listings decreased 0.2 percent to 10,512 • Closed home sales increased 1.
Call For Action! Let's Flood The House - Take Action Now
H.R. 2874 reauthorizes the NFIP and makes a number of critical improvements to the NFIP including increased funds for mitigation activities, caps on overall premium increases, improved claim and mapping processes, as well as removing hurdles for more private market participation in the flood insurance market. Reauthorization of the NFIP will help over 5 million homeowners in 22,000 communities around the country, so it is critical Congress acts now.
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Safety Notice from Our Board President
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Market Report - June
CONSUMER RESILIENCE LIFTS INDIANA EXISTING-HOME SALES IN JUNE
Statewide Market Sees Above-Average Sales and Pricing Gains Amid Tight Inventory
(INDIANAPOLIS, IN) — Statewide housing inventory levels are still lower than hoped for, but buyers
managed to close more transactions than a year ago, according to the Indiana Real Estate Markets
Report today released by the state’s REALTORS®.
Statewide year-over-year comparisons (June 2017 vs. June 2016) with inventory informatio
