Imagine MLS, Central & Southern Kentucky’s multiple listing service (MLS), a wholly owned subsidiary of Bluegrass Realtors®, is pleased to announce that the Hopkinsville Christian & Todd County Association of Realtors®, Inc. (HCTCAOR) is joining Imagine MLS, providing its subscribers with expanded access to regional listing data, advanced technology tools and a broader network of real estate professionals.
The housing market in the Bluegrass region continued to show signs of steady activity and balanced growth, according to the latest market report released by Bluegrass Realtors®. While inventory levels improved and new listings and pending sales increased, home prices and buyer demand remained resilient heading into the spring market.
The Bluegrass housing market is gaining momentum as the spring buying season begins, with data showing increased activity across several key indicators, including sales, inventory, and pricing.
After a strong start to the year, February reversed course for new listings and pending sales as buyers and sellers were hindered by harsh weather. Previous activity, however, didn’t slow as closed transactions rose, continuing the momentum for the third consecutive month.
The new year started off strong for the real estate market in Central and Southern Kentucky. All the major categories trended in a positive direction in January despite the challenging weather experienced across much of the region.
Bluegrass Realtors® presented its awards for 2025 at the recent Installation Luncheon and Member Recognition Meeting – Realtor® of the Year and Good Neighbor – honoring outstanding Realtors® within the Association. Additionally, President’s Award recipients were honored.
Mike Inman was installed as the 2026 president of Bluegrass Realtors®. He is a top producing Realtor® with Coldwell Banker McMahan and has been a member of Bluegrass Realtors® (BGR) for 20 years.
The real estate market in Central and Southern Kentucky got a boost across many categories to close out the year. Residential transactions were up 8% in December, with 1,117 sales in 2025 compared to 1,038 last year. Sales surged more than 20% over the previous month’s total of 930.
Single-family sales in December saw an 8% increase, with 1,044 homes sold compared to 967 last year, while townhouse and condo sales jumped 3%, from 71 units in 2024 to 73 this year. Townhouses and condos represented 7% of the market.
