“There are a lot of factors that could contribute to that,” says Shaun Norton, President of Real Property Management Indianapolis Edge, “We look at a lot of different factors that could signal a bit more stagnant demand and right now, we don’t see anything that says demand will outstrip inventory over the next six months. If anything, demand should increase as inventory gets smaller.”
In addition to the slow, but steady growth in home values, Indianapolis continues to be significantly cheaper overall than nearby Indianapolis and other communities. Even with the big city feel and the growing market, savvy home buyers and rental property owners are snatching up houses left and right to make the most out of this current market.
“For real estate investors especially, even if you’re new to the game, now is an excellent time to purchase a rental property,” said Shaun Norton. “We strongly encourage those that are buying a rental to rent out have a property management company in Indianapolis handle the day-to-day. It saves time, money and best of all, headaches. Not to mention you’ll get the most out of your property in the long run.”
Real estate in Indianapolis continues to be a good investment for buyers and investors alike. There is inventory, it’s relatively inexpensive and the potential return is high and climbing.