Indiana housing market
Indiana home values peaked at $123,433 in 2008, fell -7.4% to $114,248 by 2012, and stand at $262,265 today.
Indiana home values peaked at $123,433 in 2008, fell -7.4% to $114,248 by 2012, and stand at $262,265 today.
4 forecasts published for Indiana, newest first.
Coverage gap. The most recent Indiana forecast on this site is for 2018 — 8 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.
Reporting filed under Indiana, newest first.
When considering which real estate markets are the best, it is wise to look at home sales among other aspects as this number often reveals a thriving real…
By Mike Colpitts A man who violently shot up a real estate office in Valparaiso, Indiana threatening to shoot employees last week before taking his own life,…
By Mike Colpitts In a sign the U.S. housing market is on the road to recovery, foreclosures dropped for the third month in a row in April, despite a…
By Ryan Jackson Flooded with an inventory of foreclosures, the government’s Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which has taken over hundreds of…
By Mike Colpitts Demonstrating the U.S. largest five banks are following rules agreed to in their $25 billion settlement with 49 state attorney generals,…
By Mike Colpitts The fallout from the real estate collapse is starting to see a turn around in some areas of the U.S.
Higher prices paid for corn and soy beans to farmers are having a major impact on the Indiana economy as it makes strides to improve from its housing…
By Mike Colpitts Foreclosure auctions, the final step in the formal bank repossession process increased in October, rising 8% from the prior month as…
Mortgage defaults were filed for the first time against the largest number of homeowners in more than four years in August as foreclosures surged higher for…
By Mike Colpitts Home buying affordability hovered near its best level in more than 20 years in the second quarter of the year, according to the National…
Pushed by the federal home buyer tax credit, home sales increased in Indiana, but then nearly fell off the charts after the credit expired.
Buoyed by federal aid housing sales are picking up in Indiana even as home prices slide.