Well, It's a new year and the media keeps telling us that housing has been flat and will continue to be flat, depending where in the US you live. Here in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area, business has slowed, but there is hope in sight. Cincinnati has a great industrial base that will keep people moving here, as well as the appeal of the river town's rich history. There is currently a condominium boom on both sides of the river. In Covington, there is already several great condo projects done and in the process of being built. The Ascent is currently being built and will be quite a landmark in Covington. In Newport, there is a new condo project just getting umderway called South Shore. This development will have 200 condos ranging from $ 400,000 to over $3,500,000.
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- Sandy
- Cincinnati, Hyde Park, Mt. Adams,Indian Hill, Amberley Village, Montgomery, Kenwood, Mason, West Chester, Covington, Newport, Park Hills, Villa Hills, Ft. Wright, Ft. Thomas, Ft. Mitchell, Florence, Cincinnati, Ohio and Northern Kentucky, United States
- Sandy began his real estate career as a residential loan officer. He soon realized he enjoyed being more directly involved in the process of helping clients buy and sell real estate, and he obtained his real estate sales licenses in 2002. Sandy is licensed in both Ohio and Kentucky and is associated with Re/Max Preferred Group. Sandy was named to the Ohio Association of Realtors´ President´s Sales Club in 2004, 2005,2006,2007,2009, and 2010. Additionally, In the September issue of Cincinnati Magazine, Sandy was one of 250 (out of 6000) Super Real Estate Agents in 2005 in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. He enjoys working with buyers and sellers seeking all types of property, including existing single family homes, condominiums, new construction, investment properties, small commercial and multi-family units. Sandy enjoys the diversity of working with clients in all price ranges, and each client is given professional, dedicated personal service, no matter the size of a transaction!
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