Indiana

Property for sale in Indiana

If you want to buy a property for sale in a rich place but also in a quiet country you have to choose Indiana. Known as the Hoosier state, Indiana is growing at a more favourable rate than many other states in the United States. The state of Indiana is located near Lake Michigan. In fact it also borders with Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois .

Indiana is the nation's 17th most populous state and 38th in terms of area. The state has several metropolitan cities of 100,000 or more inhabitants and many smaller cities and towns.

Thanks to the industry surplus available in Indiana, the unemployment rate is quite low. Indiana's unemployment stood at 3.2% in March 2018, almost a full percentage point below the national average. Following the current national trend, Indiana's unemployment rate is decreasing, which means there are new jobs.

Indiana's economy is very healthy compared to the rest of the nation. Year after year improves and the difference between 2017 and 2018 is minimal.

Interest rates, although slightly increasing, are still attractive and encourage the market of property for sale in Indiana but also the home ownership . In 2018 the demand for property for sale in Indiana, in particular single-family homes, will continue to grow as in 2016 and 2017.

However, it's not all roses coming up for the new Indiana homeowners.

Employment growth and low interest rates are creating a fast-moving housing market and, in some high-demand areas, builders struggle to provide enough independent homes at affordable prices to meet the demand for a healthy economy .

The NAR( National Association of Realtors) reports that both new home sales and existing home sales will increase more than they did in 2016 and 2017. The existing home sales rate will increase by 6.9% over at the average of 2017, while new single-family house sales will increase by 17.1% this year.

Carmel Niche, Indiana, is one of the best places to live and to buy a property for sale in Indiana. Carmel is a city of about 86,000 and the nearest metropolitan city is Indianapolis.

The city has received excellent ratings for public schools, housing, family friendship, jobs, crime, security, health and physical fitness.

There is a very healthy real estate market in Carmel, and it is generally free of some of the minor issues that a metropolitan housing market, like Indianapolis, would experience as too expensive accommodation and a small supply.