David McBeath-Real Estate Broker

06/11/2026

Country living at its finest! Your new home offers nearly 1500 square feet of comfortable living space, ready for you to move in and begin your next chapter. This isn't just a house; it's your personal playground, ready for adventures and memory-making on your 2 acre lot, barn, woods, and pasture perfect horses and/livestock. I'm delighted to bring this 3-bd, 2-ba property in Dupont to market! Click on the image or contact me directly if you have any questions or would like to learn more about the listing details.

04/09/2026

Here is my updated real estate forecast for Indy. This week I focus on the Southside.

David McBeath an IU Trained Meteorologist and Former Pastor Turned Realtor Forecasts The Indy Housing Market for the 2nd Week of April 2026

04/04/2026

The War Front - what that means for the Indianapolis Housing Market. Call or message me to your micro scale housing forecast for your particular home or a neighborhood where you are considering a move.

03/27/2026

🌤️ The 2026 Indianapolis Market Forecast: Navigating the "War-Front" Volatility 🌤️
Are you feeling stressed about buying or selling a home this year? As someone who moved 14 times during my 20+ years as a pastor, I know exactly how overwhelming it can be. But as your Data-Driven Realtor—and a former IU meteorologist—I’m here to help you read the radar and shepherd you through this ever-changing market --used to be a pastor-- so you aren't caught in the rain without an umbrella! ☔
Right now, the Indianapolis real estate market is experiencing a massive "Atmospheric Shift." Here is what the data is telling us:
📉 The Barometric Pressure (Rates): With the Federal Reserve in "strategic paralysis" and global events impacting inflation, expect 30-year fixed rates to hover around 6.36%–6.48%. We are in a "steady state"—meaning this is the new normal for purchasing power. 🌡️ The Inventory Heat Index: Good news for buyers! Active inventory in the Indy Metro is UP 17.8%. The median days on market is now 42 days. Buyers finally have room to breathe and negotiate.
📍 Your Neighborhood Radar: ☀️ Southport & Perry Township: "High Pressure" zone! Well-maintained ranch homes are moving FAST. ☀️ Greenwood & Center Grove: A "Warm Front" of investment. Ranked the #1 buyer-friendly market with steady 3.5%–4.5% value growth. 🌤️ Franklin Township: An "Atmospheric Shift" toward stabilization. This is the perfect window of opportunity for buyers!
🧭 Your Data Driven Strategy: Sellers: Precision pricing is crucial. Overpricing by just 3% can cause your home to sit and lose equity! Buyers: Use the "Data Dividend." With homes sitting a bit longer, negotiate for those inspection repairs or closing costs.
Let me take the stress out of your next move. Want to know how much equity you've gained? Drop a 🏠 in the comments or send me a message, and I'll run a custom "Barometric Pressure" report (Free Market Valuation) on your specific neighborhood!

02/25/2026

Come see this lovely home this Sunday from 1 to 3. This beauty is located in the desirable Coventry Park 55+ Community and help me get a great turnout by liking and especially sharing this post!

02/25/2026

Give me a call if you want to talk about how rates and what that could for your home purchasing power or how they could affect selling your home.

02/17/2026

My 2026 Indy Housing Forecast. Give me a call or email if you would like a forecast for your specific area or neighborhood.

02/11/2026

We are still in a strong sellers market historically speaking, but it is easier for buyers now than in 2022.

02/10/2026

Here is more of my forecast for the Indy Metro housing market and what it could mean for buyers and/or sellers in 2026. Looking to buy and/or sell? Let me put my skills, knowledge and experience to work for you!

By David McBeath, Real Estate Broker & Market Analyst Tracking The Indianapolis Market Like The Weather While Caring For You Like Family As we move further into 2026, the Indianapolis real estate landscape is no longer defined by the post-pandemic frenzy or the subsequent interest rate "lock-in" eff