The Morning Bergeron: Daily Louisville Real Estate News

What the Smart Money Is Scared Of: Your Roof Is the New Deal Killer (Oct 20, 2026)

The Counselors of Real Estate's Top Ten Issues for 2027, in plain English, and what each one means for Louisville: roofs and insurance, rising inventory, rates, commercia

High and Dry: A clean Louisville eviction now runs about 3 to 5 weeks (Oct 19, 2026)

Louisville evictions used to drag for months. Now a clean, uncontested nonpayment case runs about three to five weeks from notice to keys, and Rob walks through how it wo

What's Underneath: Kentucky's Largest Building, Under the Watterson (Oct 16, 2026)

Kentucky's largest building is the Mega Cavern, up to 100 feet under the Watterson: a limestone quarry that was also planned as a Cold War shelter for roughly 50,000. Rob

Two Tanners: Louisville's K-Shaped Market, Then and Now (Oct 15, 2026)

One Louisville tanner built a castle in Old Louisville; another built 24 shotgun cottages on and around Mellwood Avenue. Louisville drew a K-shaped market 140 years ago,

If the Leaves Can Change: The Old Playbook Won't Pencil (Oct 14, 2026)

Every tree in Louisville is reinventing itself this fall, and Rob asks why we can't do the same: pick up the hobbies you're missing, learn alongside the people you love,

Be the Expert in Your Field: What to Do With a Slow Week (Oct 12, 2026)

It's slow right now, unless you're taking action. Rob's case for using a quiet week to get better: learn how the market behaved in the past, put Claude to work on your sy

A Tale of Two Cities: Louisville's Housing Market Splits by Price (Oct 9, 2026)

Louisville's housing market split in two in September: contracts fell 38% to the lowest month in a year as mortgage rates hit 7.28%, homes under $200K slowed the most, an