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Written by Bryan Casteel on June 20, 2009 

Free Special Report on Clifton Gas Light Real Estate

Do you want to know what has been happening to real estate in Clifton Gas Light? If so, this is the report for you!

My name is Bryan Casteel and I live in the Clifton area and I am a real estate agent with RE/MAX Unlimited. Along with my Marketing Manager at my real estate team, The RealCincy Group, we just finished analyzing all the sales from the Greater Cincinnati MLS that have occurred in the Clifton Gas Light District since 1993 (almost 17 years of sales!).

We looked at prices trends, days on market, foreclosures and more. Out of this effort, we have produced the Clifton Real Estate Report. Read more

Cincinnati Below Pre-Bubble Pricing

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 26, 2009 

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The RealCincy Group with RE/MAX Unlimited has released a study on the past 20 years of Cincinnati real estate. Their research has found that from 1990 to 1997 the average price of a single family home in the Cincinnati area fluctuated in a tight historical price range when adjusted for inflation.

The historical price range of $163,000 to $171,000 was broken by the housing bubble that started in the late 1990s. The housing bubble peaked in 2005 when the average inflation adjusted price of a single family home was over $205,000. Read more

Indian Hill – Parks, Schools & Fantastic Homes

Written by Bryan Casteel on June 2, 2008 

Two People Riding HorsesIndian Hill is located just a few miles north of Cincinnati.   Indian Hill has a population of around 5,900 people – but it does not feel like a city.   Many homes are on large lots with lots of trees.  Driving around Indian Hill is like driving in the country.   Indian Hill covers almost 20 square miles. The residents enjoy Read more

How To Quickly Sell Your Home – Without Fire Sale Prices

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 30, 2008 

House with spotlight on itUnless you offer “fire-sale” pricing, you must have your home staged and in top-notch shape.    Put yourself in the buyer’s shoes.   Today’s buyers have too many homes to choose from. On May 12, 2008 there where Read more

Are You At Risk of a Flood?

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 29, 2008 

In Cincinnati you do not have to live next to the river to worry about floods.  In fact, all homes are in some type of flood zone.  We don’t think about floods in the Cincinnati Real Estate market, but they do Read more

Are We Out of Sales Jail Yet?

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 28, 2008 

Are we out of sales jail yet?  The numbers say NO.  April was a tough month for home sales in Cincinnati.   The Cincinnati Real estate market continues to try to find a real bottom.   In April 2007 there where Read more

How To Green the Not-So-Green House

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 19, 2008 

Grass home chia pet styleUnless you live under a rock, you have been hearing a lot about going green.   The Cincinnati Real Estate market does not have lots of homes built using the latest “Green Ideas”.   So what do you do?  Many of us want to save $$ and do our part, but it looks too hard.  

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Loveland Ohio – Hills, Trees, Bikes & More

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 16, 2008 

There is something special about Loveland Ohio.  Loveland is located along the Little Miami River – just north of 275 – about 15 miles North/East of Cincinnati.  There are about Read more

Loveland Ohio Garden Tour

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 15, 2008 

If you are going to be in Loveland Ohio on Saturday, June 21, 2008 you should check out the Loveland Garden Tour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read more

Mason – Farm Town To Top 100

Written by Bryan Casteel on May 13, 2008 

Top 100 GraphicMany people use to know Mason Ohio as a farm town in the middle of nowhere.   Well, Mason has grown up (and out).  Now Mason is one of the top destinations for both travelers and home buyers.  Located between I71 and I75, it is easy to Read more

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