Market Overview
Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky. With a history as a port city, Louisville is on the banks of the beautiful Ohio River. With the famed Kentucky Derby each year, Louisville is synonymous with horse racing. The Kentucky State Fair is one of the oldest agricultural fairs in the country with a horse show as well attended as the Kentucky Derby. It is also where the early home of famed inventor Thomas Edison is located.
Louisville has a temperate climate. The warm season is from late May through September with average high temperatures above 79 degrees and evening lows in the low 70’s. The cooler season is from late November to late February with high temperatures below 52 degrees and lows in the high 20’s.
The population in 2018 was 620,118 with an annual growth rate of 0.04%. The job market has increased by 1.5% over last year. 10- year future predicted job growth is 38.3%. The largest employers in Louisville are Health Care & Social Assistance, Manufacturing and Retail Trade. The largest companies are the United Parcel Service, New-Age Technologies, and OMG Facilities Management. The cost of living is moderate due to the Louisville real estate market and mid-range cost of housing.
With a culture of Southern charm and reputation for prestigious horse racing, growing job market, temperate climate and beautiful “Bluegrass” scenery, Louisville will continue to grow and prosper as a great place to live and work.
Real estate market data in Louisville
Average Monthly Rent:
$938
Percentage Change in Home Price/Value:
4.70%
Median Home Value:
$161,900
Best Time To Sell Home:
May
Affordability Index:
209.3
Days To Sell House:
63.458
Job Market:
Weak
Public School Ranking:
13
