Chattanooga Real Estate

Chattanooga is widely considered one of the nation’s best places to live.  Colleges, jobs, facilities available to the public and the moderate climate, to name a few are responsible for this.  It has been featured in many magazines, bringing recognition from far and wide.

 Downtown revitalization supports new an upcoming businesses.  There is a continuous renaissance going on.  Housing is thriving and in demand.  The Riverpark with its miles of  walking and biking paths is a wonderful experience for all ages.  Riverfront beaches with soft, sandy shores beckon you.  Golf and many other outdoor activities  are in abundance.  Or if you prefer, Chattanooga has farmer’s markets featuring local artisans and fresh produce.   Free outdoor music venues offer a mix that is sure to please.  We have a stellar symphony.

The decision of whether or not to buy a new Chattanooga home versus an older Chattanooga home is one that doesn’t always come easy. The TN real estate landscape is one that offers a wide range of home types, including everything from centuries-old historic homes with completely renovated interiors to brand new houses in family-friendly communities.

Depending on what you want out of your home, finding the right style for you can be a lot of work – fortunately, it can also be quite a bit of fun.

Costs of New vs. Older Tennessee Homes

One of the first things homebuyers look for when shopping for Tennessee real estate is the layout of the house. Like the location of the house and its overall size, layout is one of the things about a home that cannot be changed without a very large time and money investment.

In the current Chattanooga real estate market, many of the things that make a house unique – its paint color, flooring, the kitchen counters, and even the size or type of the windows – are being upgraded to entice buyers. But if your home has a restricting layout, which makes the house look smaller, darker, or inaccessible, you might have a difficult time making a “quick fix” to increase your chances of a fast sale.

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Rental properties and homes for sale in Chattanooga provide a great opportunity for those who want to live in this wonderful, vibrant city, and many area residents take advantage of both housing options. However, one of the most common questions that arise regarding the Chattanooga and Tennessee real estate landscape is just how beneficial it is to buy a home rather than rent one.

The question is a good one in today’s real estate market. While buying a house was once lauded as the best choice for people of all backgrounds, the truth is that buying a home is a big investment that takes time, preparation, and careful planning.

                                        Chattanooga Adds New River Market

Downtown Chattanooga will be hosting a Saturday market at Ross’s Landing Plaza, at the aquarium.  Starting June 5^th, one can stop by from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to listen to live music and enjoy the artistry of talented vendors.  Also being discussed is the possibility of organizing a produce market during this time as well.

This market is a Saturday public market to showcase Chattanooga’s finest and most successful local artists, craftspeople and local producers.  It will be a complement to the Sunday Farmer’s market at the AT&T pavilion.

Own your own Pied-à-terre in downtown North Chattanooga for only $114900– walking distance to all the sites and sounds everyone is coming here for!  Coolidge Park, walking the historic Walnut Street Bridge, the newly reopened Market Street Bridge, The Tennessee Aquariums, The Pier at Ross’ Landing, The Delta Queen and Southern Belle and all the eateries Chattanooga has to boast about.  Enjoy your time relaxing poolside or stroll down on the community property by the river – watch the fireworks at Riverbend. Bike the River Park and picnic most everywhere you find grass. This second home can be a first home as well. This is a ground floor unit with cozy walled patio overlooking the pool. Newly renovated kitchen – cabinets and appliances as well as remodeled bath.  New low e glass doors and window will keep your utilities so low you won’t know it. New carpet and Pergo flooring. See more details at www.chattanoogahomes.com .

Diane and I celebrated our anniversary this weekend. We had dinner Friday night at Alleia on Main Street. http://alleiarestaurant.com .  It is a beautiful restaurant that made feel like we had gone to Atlanta for the weekend. The décor is a nice blend of industrial and sleek contemporary. Diane had lamb with risotto and peas and I had the gorgonzola fig pizza. We grudgingly shared as it was great and the service was first class. Saturday I got a bike ride in on the River Walk Park before the rain.

 Buying a home may be the largest and most complex financial transaction you ever undertake. If you’re ready to buy a home, wouldn’t you prefer to work with the most qualified real estate professional you can find?

An Accredited Buyer’s Representative like Diane Evans, with Keller Williams Realty , stands out in the crowd.

Because Diane Evans, REALTOR® holds the ABR® designation, you can trust that she has the extra edge when it comes to 

KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE.

See Barry and Diane Evans listings of homes www.Chattanoogahomes.com

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