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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>Louisville House Prices Decline 5%</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ The Greater Louisville Association of REALTORs (GLAR) have provided the latest homes prices figures.  Louisville house prices have declined 5% in the past year (from October 2007 through October 2008).  The current average value for a Louisville home now stands at $130,000.  And if you look at it from a multi-county perspective of including Jefferson, Bullitt and Oldham County, there has been a decrease of 22% fewer homes being sold in 2008, relative to the same time frame in 2007.  Still, compared to many other markets nationally, Louisville is still holding steady and fairing the tough economic conditions quite well.  Many markets saw an 11% decrease last month alone.

From an “on the ground” perspective from Louisville Realtors, we’ve begun noticing an increase in activity right now.  There are fewer persons looking, but the ones that are – are generally serious.  [So, if you have someone wanting to schedule a showing to get in to see your home - its probably in your best interest to try to accommodate them to get in to see it.]  Additionally to the homes that are being sold, many Louisville home sellers are tiring of their home being for sale on the market, and pulling their listing.  The sales, combined with the withdrawls (or cancellations), is reducing the overall inventory on the market.  This should give buyers less to pick from and not suffer quite as much from choice overload – all of which should help strengthen the Louisville real estate market.


We anticipate a stronger real estate market here in Louisville in 2009, than we saw in 2008.  Our job market remains relatively strong, and our home prices didn’t grow, generally speaking, at unsustainable rates like it did in the markets that have been hardest hit – as such, we should be among the first in the country to experience a rebound.  We think we are getting close to the “bottoming out” that everyone is always looking for – and if you are wanting to get into a new home, the next month or two are probably your golden opportunity to get in at the lower end of the market.
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>August 2008: Louisville Real Estate Market Softens</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ While the Louisville real estate  market has been fairly immune to the slowing market nationally, the latest data is now showing that things are starting to soften somewhat in regard to the sale of single family residential homes and condos.

Before we get into the August 2008 numbers, I wanted to recap all of the numbers for this year.  So, lets take a look at the data and see what we can make of it:


January 1 – August 31 2007 


Homes Sold 10513


Average Sales Price $174,428


Median Sales Price $140,000


January 1 – August 31 2008


Homes Sold 8021


Average Sales Price $170,711


Median Sales Price $137,000


So, as you can see – theres been a fairly stiff decrease in the number of the Homes Sold in Louisville this year of nearly 24%.  Interestingly enough though, theres only been a slightly over 2% decrease in the Average Sales Price, and Median Sales Price.


This would indicate that while the total number of homes that are selling has dropped – the prices for which they are selling haven’t been affected too much overall.


So, now lets take a closer look at the August numbers.


August 2007


Homes Sold 1521


Average Selling Price $179,715


Median Selling Price $141,750


Average Days on Market (DOM) 74


August 2008


Homes Sold 965


Average Selling Price $181,472


Median Selling Price $140,000


Average Days on Market (DOM) 90


The total number of sales is down significantly (965 vs. 1521, which equates to an almost 37% decrease in the number of sales) .  And the average days on market has increased from 2.5 months to approximately 3 months.  But, probably more interesting is that the average selling price actually went up.  This would indicate that the higher end properties ($1,000,000+) while being fewer in number for the overall sales, are actually increasing the overall average value for Louisville homes sold.


So, what does this mean for a person looking to buy or sell Louisville real estate?  It means that homes are selling, albeit at a slower rate than in the past – BUT it does not mean they are selling for substantially less than they were previously.  (Sorry to those out there looking for a slam dunk deal in buying a Louisville home for 20 or 30 cents on the dollar.  It just isn’t commonplace here at this point in time.)


For Buyers: Theres lots of inventory to select from.  Currently there are over 10,000 homes for sale in Louisville market.  There are homes that represent a good value out there.  You just have to dig through them and find the one you want.  But – don’t expect to steal it.  Prices are holding fairly firm for those houses that are selling.


For Sellers:  Lots of inventory (read: competition) and longer market times are the norm.  If you want to get your home sold, you need to price it appropriately AND be the nicest within whatever price point you are currently competing.  No matter the price range, you will want to be at the lower end of that price range to get your home sold.
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            <pubDate>Fri, 02 Sep 2011 21:21:28 -0400</pubDate>
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>Shelby County KY Home Expo</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ The first annual Shelby County Homes  Expo starts this weekend at the Shelby County Fairgrounds in the Floral Hall.  It begins on Saturday July 12th at 10:00 am and goes until mid-afternoon at 3:00 pm.

The cost of admission is free.


Some of the features include numerous giveaways one of which is the possibility of winning a big screen television and others include free closing costs.  Various vendors will be there which include Realtors, insurance representatives, homes builders, homes repair businesses, mortgage lenders and more.


Some of the main hosts for the event includes Citizens Union Bank (CUB), Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC), as well as HJW Career and Financial Literacy Institute.


If you own a home, or want to own a home, be sure to come out this weekend at the Shelby County Fairgrounds, and take a look at what some of the local persons have to offer regarding the Shelbyville KY real estate market. Click the following to view all of the homes for sale on the Louisville MLS and as always if you have any questions we would be happy to assist.
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            <pubDate>Fri, 02 Sep 2011 21:11:44 -0400</pubDate>
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>Simpsonville Kentucky – Downtown Proposed</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ Simponsville Kentucky is a thriving and growing community that lies immediately east of the Louisville KY real estate market. It has served as an outpost in a mostly agricultural and rural landscape. But Simpsonville KY government officials have asked the Triple S Planning &amp; Zoning commission to consider how the city would be able to create a downtown district to better serve the community and its neighbors.

There is the understanding that the actual concept for a downtown Simpsonville KY may take up to 20 or even 40 years, but they are wanting to make plans now for the future that is coming this way. Some work preparing the way has already been started: Simpsonville requested money from the Kentucky state government to fund sidewalks along the US 60 corridor that goes through the city.


Be sure to check out our Simpsonville KY homes for sale and our wonderful subdivisions in Louisville KY neigbhorhood home search.


There is a push for community and citizen input on the proposal as well as potential grandfathering of existing businesses that may not comply with the potential future plans for the area and their ordinance changes that may occur that would place them in potential violation. At this point, most of the citizens appear to be behind the idea of getting ideas and plans in place for the future. Simpsonville KY gets a big thumbs up for thinking and planning ahead. Too many times, cities can grow before they really even know it – and then the infrastructure for those homes and businesses are insufficient to meet the needs of the rapid growth that they enjoyed in the first place. Getting things in place now before the demand from Louisville eastward stimulates high density real estate development is an excellent idea.
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>2008 Shelby County Kentucky Fair &amp; Horse Show</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ The 146th annual Shelby County Kentucky Fair &amp; Horse Show is coming up June 12-21, 2008. Many events are scheduled this year including a Dairy Show, carnival rides, 4-H horse show, Miss Shelby County Pre-Teen, Floral displays, Little Miss &amp; Mister contest, NKTTA Truck Tug, Miniature horse show, Miss Shelby County Teen, Garden Tractor Pull, 4-H &amp; Future Farmers of America Rabbit Show, Poultry Show, Hog Show, Sheep Show, Goat Show, Baby Show, Shelby County Master Showman Contest, Beef Show, and sale of 4-H Project animals.

Admission to the Shelby county fair is free for children 10 and under. To all others, admission is $6. The main entrance is located on US60 at the horse statue (no tractors or livestock will be allowed through that entrance).


The Horse shows will begin at 7:00 pm each day beginning Wednesday. [For those that are unaware, Shelbyville Kentucky is The Saddle Horse Capital of the World.] For those interested in more information for the horse shows, please contact R.H. Bennet at (502) 664-0870, or Beth Snider (502) 647-0076. Ticket prices range from $20 to $40 for admission of the horse show events. For those persons that may be intersted in real estate, be sure to check out our Shelbyville horse farms for sale and put our team at the #1 Louisville RE/MAX office to work for you.
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            <title>Shelbyville KY Homes Transfers week ending April 19 2008</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ Its that time again for the most recent Shelbyville KY real estate  transfers for week ending April 19, 2008. The following are the Shelbyville KY homes that were sold for the week:

Dominion Homes of Kentucky LTD – to Angela &amp; Kevin Veeley – lot 40 Cloverbrook Farms, phase 1 section 1 – $142025


Charterwest Mortgage LLC through Countrywide Home Loans &amp; Christy Reese – to The Bank of New York – lot 5 Ardmore Subdivision – $1


David &amp; Stacey Monteleone – to Prudential Relocation Inc. – tract A, Rockbridge Heights II – $293000


Prudential Relocation Inc – to Jennifer Payne &amp; Trevor Rowe – Tract A Rockbridge Heights II – $293000


Bank of New York acting as successor Trustee, Raymundo &amp; Carmelina Nava – to The Bank of New York Trust Company – lot 36 Midland estates section 2 – $1


Chase Bank USA – Jeffrey Waldridge – to Federal National Mortgage Association – tract 1 Hillview Estates – $1


AKL Properties LLC – to Michael &amp; Gwynne Brunzo – lot 20 Knobview Estates – $189000


Kevin Browning – to Joseph &amp; Johnna Griffith – property in Shelby County – $55500


National City Mortgage Company, Roy Lay Senior – to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation – lot 6 Grove Subdivision – $1


Nancy &amp; Charles Wells – to Kelly Cannon – lot 44 Orchard Crossing – $109500


Aurora Loan Services &amp; Edna Parr – to Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs – property located at Watson and Main Street – $1


Wells Fargo Bank acting as trustee, and Scott &amp; Suzanne Frech – to Wells Fargo Bank trustee – lot 42 Cardinal Club Estates – $1


Louisville and Nashville Railroad – to Glen &amp; Lise Sageser – property located at James Quincy Estate – $100


Glenn &amp; Lise Sageser – to James &amp; Lisa Sams – property near Christianburg Kentucky – $300


James &amp; Lisa Sams – to Aurora Farms LLC – 2 tracts in Shelby County KY – $165000


Andrew &amp; Lisa Cheak – to Paul Castro – Lot 32 Woodfield Subdivision section II – $172000


Jo Ann Dillen &amp; Mary Goldey – to Jo Ann Dillen &amp; Mary Goldey – lot 42 Estates of Osprey Cove – $1


As you can tell by looking at the Shelbyville homes for sale that sold and transfered this week, a majority of the homes are in the more conservative end of the spending market. There were no luxury homes sold this week as the most expensive property was $293000. Again, this would indicate a softening in the luxury Shelby county real estate market – and prices SHOULD come down. [How long it takes for persons to realize this is anyone's guess.] The tremendous glut of inventory on the market combined with weakening demand for living in Shelby County is basic Economics 101: excess Shelbyville Kentucky homes inventory + weakening demand = should equate to lower prices. Hopefully the Shelbyville Kentucky real estate market will start actually looking at the data – rather than just shooting from the gut, or worse – just listing the properties for whatever the home owner wants. Look at the data.
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>Shelbyville KY Real Estate Transfers week ending 3-21-2008</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ The Shelbyville KY real estate  transfers for week ending 3-21-2008 can be found below.  In review of this week’s Shelbyville KY homes that sold, most were in the under $200,000 price range.  There were 2 midpack in the $200-low $300,000 price range.  And finally there was one in the luxury real estate market in the $715,000 price range.  This weeks transfers show a slight increase in overall volume, and dollar amount per home that sold.  Again, this can be taken as an indicator that things are starting to pick up a bit in the metropolitan Louisville real estate  market which includes Shelbyville and Shelby County.   For your convenient reference, the transfers as noted in the Shelbyville Kentucky newspaper The Sentinel News are as follows:

Habitat for Humanity of Shelby County Kentucky Inc – to Adalina &amp; Jose Delgado – lot 1 Valley View – $1


Thomas &amp; Donna Brown – to Thomas &amp; Donna Brown – lot 13 Guist Creek Ridge phase 1 – no dollar amount was specifically noted in the real estate transfer


Redding Construction LLC – to Stacy &amp; Theresa Overby – lot 10 Knob View Estates – $215000


Eugene Romanies &amp; Elaine Smith-Romanies – to Charles &amp; Megan Early – lot 38 Brentwood – $312000


Summersfield Place LLC – to Dogwood Homes – lots of Summerfield phase 1 – $74000


Helen Cook – to Dominique McKinley &amp; Deryck Huelett Junior – tract east of Peytona / Waddy Highway – $120000


Richard &amp; Debby Yeary and Hubert &amp; Vicky Yeary and Jonathan &amp; Angela Yeary – to Susan &amp; Steven Davis – real estate located in Shelby County Kentucky – $131000


Tommie &amp; Duana Hamilton – to Hamilton Farms LLC – farm on Jeptha Creek in Shelbyville Ky – $1


Paul &amp; Daisy Hamilton – to Tommie &amp; Duana Hamilton – tract of Hedden Farms – $1


Land Five Development Company Inc – to Charles Tacket &amp; Harriet Allen – parcels of Land Five Development divided – $715000


Anna King – to Chester &amp; Maria Stivers – lot 5 Rock Bridge Heights #2 – $65000


Kevin &amp; Melissa Gardner – to JT Holdings LLC – lot 2 Payton Place Subdivision – no specific consideration was noted in the real estate transfer


Wood Properties LLC – to Adrian Hayden &amp; Darlease Jones – lot 123 Bridlewood Estates section 1 – $139000


Micah &amp; Tiffany Childs – to Julie England &amp; Freddy Dixon – lot 68 Midland Estates section 3 – $132500


Paul &amp; April Dillon – to John &amp; Leslie Lowry – lot 190 Rolling Ridge Subdivision phase 3 – $126000


Dogwood Homes of Kentucky LLC – to Mark &amp; Denise Smith – lot 72 Summersfield Place phase 1 – $190700


Horace &amp; Elizabeth Brow – to Cliff &amp; Kim Willoughby – lot 338A Trailwood Lakes – $3500


Leslie &amp; Charles Turner – to Leslie &amp; Charles Turner – lot 137 Benson Trace section 1 – no specific consideration was noted in the real estate transfer


Donald &amp; Kathy Jamison – tract 5 S &amp; S Farm – $15000


Deutsche Bank and Michelle &amp; Mamour Mbaye – to Deutsche Bank – lot 28 Meadow Glen – $1


As you can see, a decent amount of activity – even with a lot of the internal transfers back and forth from various legal and banking entities.  Hopefully this momentum can keep going and we can get a strong start to the spring housing market this year in 2008 with a lot of activity for Louisville homes.
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            <title>Simpsonville Kentucky is now equal in size to Louisville!</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ Simpsonville Kentucky is now equal in size to Louisville!!

Gotcha. No, its not actually – but Simpsonville KY real estate did recently increase in size by 130 acres. At the Wednesday March 19, 2008 city commission meeting, it was approved unanimously by a score of 5 to 0 to annex some land to within its city limits that is currently owned by John Schnatter of Papa John’s Pizza fame. The annexation was requested by the real estate owner to prevent it from potentially being annexed into a proposed new city called Veechdale that is gaining some momentum within this community.


And now the city has plans to potentially acquire an additional 10 acres that is located on the southern portion of the I-64 interchange that is currently owned by James Walters, Elizabeth Settle, and Kitty Caudill as trustee of the Kitty Caudill revocable trust.


All of this was primarily stirred up when several persons within the community felt that the government officials that regulate zoning and land uses weren’t listening to their constituents concerns. The government officials adamantly maintain that they have and are listening to their concerns, and that all remarks have been addressed within their decision making process. At this most recent meeting, things were fairly level headed with some good questions regarding aesthetic concerns and potential architectural requirements of any new developments that may be considered on these tracts of real estate.


Regardless, this gives Simpsonville Kentucky a little more oomph so to speak as far as their city proximity and use around their community.


For those that are interested in finding out more information or even attending, the additional 10 acres proposed annexation is scheduled to receive approval or disapproval at the next meeting on April 1st, 2008 at 7:00 pm EST. For persons that may need a Realtor, please contact our Louisville RE/MAX team serving the entire region.
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>Shelby County Kentucky Real Estate Transfers – week ending 3-10-2008</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ As always, to keep our readers up to date on the latest happening in the metropolitan Louisville real estate market, we like to advise everyone of the real estate transfers that occur so they can keep track of whats happening in whatever areas that they may be interested.  This week, the Shelby County Kentucky real estate  transfers for week ending 3-10-2008 are as follows as published by The Sentinel News newspaper:

Regions Bank, Betty Lewis – to Union Planters Bank – lot 24 Benson Trace section 1 – $1


Taylor Bean and Whitaker Don and Leesa Bennett – to Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs – real estate on Orphan’s Lane – $1


Countrywide Home Loans Inc., Emily Prater – to Federal National Mortgage – lot in Mount Eden – $1


Wells Fargo Bank, Joseph &amp; Hilea Cash – to Federal home Loan Mortgage Corporation – lot 42, Charleston Section II – $1


Thomas Calvin Weakley Testamentary Trust -to John Shuck Jr. – real estate north of Elmburg Pike – $100000


Ronald Jarboe to 4 Play Shelby County Property LLC – Tract 3 Hyckliffe Manor – $1


Eqifirst Corporation, Amy Bolin – to HomeEq – lot 7 Arbor Green – $1


JTS Properties LLC – to James &amp; Theresa Smith – lots of Highland Manor – $1


Rebecca &amp; James Grant Jr – to Roberts Chandler &amp; Mary Gonda – lot 10 Foxwood Estates – $435000


Well, now that you can see the transfers, what does it mean?  It appears that most of the transfers were organizational/transitional/legal types of transactions.  Only 2 properties were for amounts greater than $1.  And of those 2 properties one was for 100 grand, and the other was for 435 grand.  This would indicate a slowing in the Shelbyville Kentucky real estate market, as even without checking, I’d wager that more than 2 homes were placed on the market in Shelby County that would offset those 2 transfers that happened.


The Spring housing market is rapidly approaching.  Overall, the metropolitan area Louisville real estate market has been improving.  Hopefully we’ll see better numbers in both volume and amounts in the next round of Shelby County Kentucky real estate transfers.
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            <author>office@louisvillehomepros.com (Jonathan Karlen)</author>
            <title>Shelby County KY Real Estate Transfers week ending 2-15-2008</title>
            <description> <![CDATA[ Activity appears to be picking up quite a bit for the Shelby County KY real estate market. Transfers were up in volume and average price for the week ending February 15 2008. If you take out the trust and inter-family transfers, you can see that most of the properties were in the $150,000 to $300,000 price range. There were no luxury homes listed as being transferred this week in the $1 million or greater range. Still, its good to see that end of the market starting to get some greater activity. It has been relatively slow for quite a while now, and Shelbyville real estate  needed a good pick me up to get ready for the spring homes market thats coming up. The following is for your reference as published by the Shelbyville Kentucky The Sentinel News newspaper:

Don Hamilton Inc – to Stephen &amp; Natalie Cohn – lot 44 north Country section III, $156500


Hubert &amp; Anne Glass, Holmes Glass by POA &amp; Onita Glass, Leon &amp; Geraldine Glass, Carl &amp; Juanita Glass, &amp; Evelyn Glass – to Holmes Glass – tracts on Crooked Creek – no specific consideration was noted


Holmes Glass by POA &amp; Onita Glass – to Onita Glass – property on Crooked Creek – no specific consideration was noted


Onita Glass – through attorney in fact – to Bobby Glass &amp; Barbara Gillis – tract on Crooked Creek – $4380


Knobview Partners LLC – to Joseph Humphrey Jr. – lot 118 Partridge Run section III – $235,500


Faulkner Hinton / Fairway Links Patio Homes LLC – to Laurie Moore – lot 12D Fairway Crossing – $167609


Sherry &amp; Paul Jennings-Barsmain – to Tammy &amp; Bobby Bosier Jr. – lot 50 Guist Creek Ridge section II Phase 3 – $157900


Citimortgage Inc , Dean &amp; Sherrie McMullen, Republic Banks &amp; Trust – to Federal National Mortgage Association – lot 129 Town ‘N’ Country Section VI – $151000


William &amp; Robin Norris – to Thomas Schwab – tract 13 Norris Farm divided – $36000


Icon-Cardinal Investors LLC – to Dave Parks LLC – lot 98 Cardinal Club Estates – $58000


PH Real Estate Inc – to Ryan &amp; Danielle Gibson – lot 16 Todd Station Reserves – $43500


JMD Properties LLC – to Arbor View Homes LLC – lot 169 Bridlewood Estates Section 3 – $32500


Wood Properties LLC – to James Meade – lot 137 Bridlewood Estates Section 2 – $144500


Paris &amp; Kimberly Eldridge – to Aremeo James &amp; Mellina Garcia – lot 15 Midland Estates Section 1 – $115500


Bank of New York, trustee, Debra Morgan, James Morgan Century Lending Company – to JTS Properties LLC – lots of Eastview Subdivision – $1


Ruth Buckner &amp; Helen Williams – to Mary Gonda &amp; Robert Chandler – tracts on Smithfield Pike – $400000


Mary Joe Wright – to James Wright Trustee – lot 45 Bayne Acres – $1


Mary Joe Wright – to James Wright, trustee – parcels south of KY 60 – $1


H. Barry &amp; Carolyn Smith – to H. Barry &amp; Carolyn Smith – tract 7 Travis Farm divided – $10


Amos Martin Construction Company Inc – to Larry &amp; Jo Ella Gonterman – lot 258 Persimmon Ridge Phase XII – $275098.32


Nell Saw Smith – to David &amp; Sheila Case &amp; Paul and Vickie Case – tract of C.T. Smith Farm – $327915


William &amp; Anna morris – to William &amp; Dawn Smithwick – tract of Morris property divided – $375000


Residential Funding Cathy &amp; Ronald Redmon, MLC Floor Coverings, City of Shelbyville – to GMAC Mortgage LLC – lot 9 Brentwood – $1


Venture 1 Inc – to Crotzer Construction Company Inc – units of Christopher Crossing – no specific consideration was noted


Helen King – to Thomas Hodge III and Ruth Hodge – property in Shelbyville Kentucky – $250000


LM Clifford Family Limited Partnership – to Michael Lee Clifford LLC – parcels west of KY 322 – nominal consideration was noted


Beneficial Kentucky Gregory &amp; Sandra Sharp – to Sam Dunn &amp; Dave Dunn – property on Knob Road – $1


Guist Creek Properties Inc – to Michael Mrkacek – tract 12 Vistas of Jeptha Knob – $303004


Arbor View Homes LLC to William Frew II and Debbie Frew – lot 109 Bridlewood Estates section 2 – $146200


Mark &amp; Kristyn Textoor – to GP Enterprises LLC – lot 11 Indian Springs Section 1 – $225000


Arbor View Homes LLC – to John Willoughby &amp; Brittney Lind – lot 111 Bridlewood Estates section 2 – $146000


Barbara &amp; Lewis Hoffman &amp; Kay Vincent – to Fred &amp; Geneva Ruble – tracts of Bohannon Farm divided – $148500


Start your home search today at Louisville homes for sale and we will be happy to help you find the house of your dreams.
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