Continuing a long-term commitment to healthy communities for central Kentucky homeowners, the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®) announced its $2,000 investment in the Woodford County Economic Development Authority. Over the past 15 years, Bluegrass REALTORS® has made available over $500,000 to promote economic development across central Kentucky.
Continuing a long-term commitment to healthy communities for central Kentucky homeowners, the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®) announced its $2,000 investment in the Jessamine County Joint Economic Development Authority. Over the past 15 years, Bluegrass REALTORS® has made available over $500,000 to promote economic development across central Kentucky.
Continuing a long-term commitment to healthy communities for central Kentucky homeowners, the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®) announced its $2,000 investment in the Carlisle-Nicholas County Economic Development Authority. Over the past 15 years, Bluegrass REALTORS® has made available over $500,000 to promote economic development across central Kentucky.
Continuing a long-term commitment to healthy communities for central Kentucky homeowners, the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®) announced its $2,000 investment in Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Industrial Authority. Over the past 15 years, Bluegrass REALTORS® has made available over $500,000 to promote economic development across central Kentucky.
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Continuing a long-term commitment to healthy communities for central Kentucky homeowners, the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®) announced its $2,000 investment in Scott County United. Over the past seven years, Bluegrass REALTORS® has provided over $200,000 to promote economic development across central Kentucky.
Consumers in the Bluegrass region entered 2019 with more homes on the market, according to the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®). December numbers showed that total housing inventory was up 7 percent versus the same month the prior year, jumping from 3,440 to 3,679 active properties, marking the fourth consecutive month of year-over-year increases. This, coupled with slower sales for the month, led to the months of inventory to spike 21 percent over last December, ending 2018 at 4.1 months of available properties compared to 3.4 months in 2017.
Consumers in the Bluegrass region entered 2019 with more homes on the market, according to the Bluegrass REALTORS® (Bluegrass REALTORS®). December numbers showed that total housing inventory was up 7 percent versus the same month the prior year, jumping from 3,440 to 3,679 active properties, marking the fourth consecutive month of year-over-year increases. This, coupled with slower sales for the month, led to the months of inventory to spike 21 percent over last December, ending 2018 at 4.1 months of available properties compared to 3.4 months in 2017.
