Keely Kennedy Weichert REALTORS-Cooper Group Indy

09/25/2026

Have you been considering a move to Franklin Township? Take a look at these homes available NOW and give me a call to see them in person (317) 473-0637

09/23/2026

Ready for some team bonding today!

09/22/2026

Fall is officially in the air in Indy (at least today)!

Mostly cloudy skies, mid-60s, and that first real hint of autumn — today's the kind of day that makes you want to grab a coffee and go house hunting.

If you've been on the fence about buying or selling, fall is one of the best times to move in Indianapolis: less competition, motivated sellers, and buyers who are serious about closing before the holidays.

Thinking about making a move this season? Let's chat about what your home could be worth — or find your perfect fit before winter hits.

DM me or drop a comment below!

09/19/2026

Should I buy now or wait until spring?

This is one of the biggest questions I’m hearing from buyers right now!

Here’s something to consider: the real estate market historically tends to slow down this time of year in Indiana. Fewer buyers are actively shopping, and some sellers may be more willing to negotiate as we head into the fall and winter months.

Waiting until spring may mean more homes to choose from—but it can also mean more buyers competing for those homes.

Buying now could mean less competition, potentially more negotiating room, and the opportunity to find a great home before the spring market picks back up.

The right time to buy isn’t necessarily when the market is “perfect.” It’s when the timing, finances, and monthly payment make sense for YOU.

And if you’re thinking about buying next spring, you don’t have to wait until spring to start preparing! Starting now gives you time to get your financing in order, understand your budget, and watch the market before you’re ready to make a move.

Wondering which timeline makes the most sense for you? Let’s talk! (317) 473-0637

09/18/2026

Renting vs. buying, which is better? Give me a call at 317.473.0637 and I’d love yo talk it through with you!

Keely Kennedy
Weichert Realtors-Cooper Group Indy

09/17/2026

Pending home sales in August increased by 0.3% month-over-month and decreased 4.7% year-over-year, according to the National Association of REALTORS® Pending Home Sales report. https://bit.ly/46vxVIA

09/17/2026

Franklin township homes for sale! Take a look and give me a call to find out more at 317.473.0637!

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09/16/2026

Heading into work meeting Wednesday! Let’s go!

09/15/2026

Curious what this means for you? Give me a call at 317.473.0637, I'd love to chat about it!

The August 2026 snapshot and market insight data is out! Take a look at https://okt.to/boVGxA.

09/15/2026

Greenwood vs. Franklin Township —

What's the difference? I get this question often from buyers looking on the south side of Indianapolis! Even though they are very close neighbors, they have a little different feel.

Here's a short breakdown-

LOCATION & COMMUTE -
Greenwood (Johnson County): Its own suburban "mini-city" with direct I-65 access — easy commute north to downtown or south toward Columbus.

Franklin Township (Marion County, SE Indy): Sits right at the crossroads of I-74, I-465, and I-65 — flexible commuting with downtown about 20 minutes away.

SCHOOLS
Greenwood: Served by Greenwood Community Schools, Center Grove Schools, and Clark-Pleasant Schools. Center Grove is consistently one of the top-rated districts in the metro.

Franklin Township: Franklin Township Community School Corporation — a standout in Marion County, known for strong academics, athletics, and community pride.

HOME PRICES & GROWTH
Greenwood: A larger, faster-growing suburb (pop. ~68K) with a wider range of price points — from starter homes in the $200s to move-up homes well into the $500s+.

Franklin Township: Generally offers more affordability for buyers wanting proximity to downtown without full suburban prices, with a mix of established neighborhoods and newer development.

So, Greenwood is the pick if you want a fully self-contained suburb with top-tier schools and retail at your doorstep. Franklin Township is a great fit if you want in-city convenience, flexible highway access, and a strong community feel with a bit more room to breathe on price.

Still not sure which is right for your family? Send me a message — I'd love to help you find your fit on the south side!