Recent statistics are showing that Louisville homeowner equity could be on the rise. In general, homes in the United States are showing rising equity levels, which is great news for people interested in buying or selling their homes. Improvement across the board is showing slight increases in numbers, but increases nonetheless. This information hasn’t been widely publicized as of yet, but the government is running extensive surveys about homeowner equity. It’s been several long years of watching equity and value levels slide in homes all over the United States, and Louisville properties went right along with the slide. However, the new studies slowly being released show that the pattern of low levels is gradually starting to rise. Hopefully, these “bits” of reported improvement will start to balloon into larger numbers within the next few years. Major cities all over the United States felt the economic hardships and housing downfall the hardest. These are cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, Miami and Tampa. Reports are proving now that negative equity is getting pushed to the wayside, even in these areas. Louisville homeowner equity is expected to rise right along with the rest of America. Even the cities that were the hardest hit in the recession—like Phoenix—are reporting brighter futures for owning a home. The market is improving; the numbers are finally starting to show results. If you’re interested in buying a home in the Louisville area, contact Louisville Properties today by calling 502.744.9505.