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Steinmeier subdivision is a popular neighborhood located in Washington Township Indianapolis at the intersection of Allisionville Road and 71st Street on the city’s northeast side.  The subdivision of Steinmeier consists of approximately 500 homes and range in price from the low 100’s to the 300’s.  Approximately half of all homes in the Steinmeier subdivision are ranch homes while the majority are two story homes.  

Steinmeier homes vary greatly not only price and size but also in terms of the size of their home sites.  The majority of homes in the Steinmeier subdivision in Indianapolis will have a decent sized yard but some are on smaller lots while some of homes boast almost a full acre home site.  The homes were built in the 1960’s, 1970’s, and

This will just be a quickie, but I wanted to make my readers aware of two amazing opportunities in The Packard Condos downtown Indianapolis.  One is a bank owned condo and the other is just an individual seller that appears to want to move the condo quickly.  Both are listed far below market value at $150,000.  Here is a quick glance at The Packard active, pending and sold since 1/1/2010:

While  they are still active, you can view these two listings here:

http://www.reddoorindy.com/idx/mibor/21159273/register.html

http://www.reddoorindy.com/idx/mibor/21156311/register.html

As you can see, similar units are selling for at least 50K more than both of these are asking.  You will need to act quickly I am quite sure both of these will move fast. 

It that time to start looking at the December / End of year market reports. Let’s start with the Indianapolis real estate market and make our way to the suburbs over the next couple of days. So, without further ado, here are the numbers for the December sales for Indianapolis homes:

It is time to see how November treated the Indianapolis real estate market in 2011. Let’s take a look at the detailed number for the month of November 2010 vs 2011:

And our YTD numbers:

It is time to see how November treated the Indianapolis real estate market in 2011. Let’s take a look at the detailed number for the month of November 2010 vs 2011:

And our YTD numbers:

Time to take a look again at the market reports and see what is going on in the Indianapolis real estate market through October 2011. Let’s take a look at the month of October 2010 vs. 2011 first:

Now let’s

Time to look at how the Indianapolis real estate market did in April 2011:.

The YTD numbers:

Time to take a look at the number for Indianapolis homes for March 2011.   The first quarter is behind us and it is a good time to assess the market and how it might be trending for 2011.  As I have mentioned before, this year is going to prove quite difficult because of the first time home buyer tax credit having such a huge affect on the market last year.  That being said, let’s look at the number for Indianapolis for March:

The time has come to take a look at the year of 2009 and see how the Indianapolis real estate market performed.  Over the next few days, I will be posting the year end reports for most of the Indianapolis market.  Today, we start with Indianapolis itself.

Indianapolis has typically not performed as well as the suburbs and has been plagued with more foreclosures than the suburbs as well.  However, despite this Indianapolis has actually posted some great numbers for 2009 indicating a recovery may already be well underway. 

Let ’s take a look at the month of December in detail:

Let’s take a look and see how the Indianapolis real estate market did in 2009. Before we dive into the yearend numbers let’s see how December turned out:

Now we can look at the yearend numbers for