Millman Realty Partners

Millman Realty Partners Millman Realty Partners is engaged in the marketing, sales and leasing of residential and commercial real estate in the South Central Indiana marketplace.

The Jackson County Market Is Shifting — Here's What Sellers Need to KnowIf you've driven around Seymour, Brownstown, or ...
05/29/2026

The Jackson County Market Is Shifting — Here's What Sellers Need to Know

If you've driven around Seymour, Brownstown, or Crothersville lately, you've probably noticed more "For Sale" signs sitting a little longer than they used to. That's not a coincidence. Home prices across Jackson County have been softening, and the market is no longer giving sellers the same automatic wins it did a couple of years ago.

Here's the honest truth: in a softening market, pricing your home correctly from day one is the single most important decision you'll make.

Why? Because in this market, the first two weeks of a listing are everything. That's when you get your strongest pool of buyers, your best showings, and your most serious offers. Price it right, and you create momentum. Price it too high hoping to "test the market," and your listing goes stale — and stale listings get lower offers, not higher ones.

We've seen it happen too many times: a home priced $15,000 too high sits for 90 days, then sells for $20,000 less than it would have if it had been priced right out of the gate.

Pricing your home isn't about what you wish it was worth, what your neighbor got two years ago, or what Zillow says. It's about what today's buyer — right now, in Jackson County — is willing to pay.

If you're thinking about selling in the next few months, let's have a real conversation about where your home fits in today's market. No pressure, no fluff — just an honest look at what your home will actually sell for, and how to position it to win.

Send us a message and we will be glad to share about local market trends. Learn more at https://www.millmanrealtypartners.com/

🏡 Indiana Homeownership Trends: What the Latest FRED Data ShowsIndiana continues to be one of the most stable homeowners...
05/28/2026

🏡 Indiana Homeownership Trends: What the Latest FRED Data Shows

Indiana continues to be one of the most stable homeownership states in the country — and the newest FRED data confirms it.

📈 Indiana’s homeownership rate sits at 71.4% (2025), according to the U.S. Census Bureau via FRED. That’s well above the national average and reflects a long‑term pattern: Hoosiers consistently choose owning over renting.

What the trend line shows:
- Indiana has hovered between 69% and 75% for decades. [

- After dipping slightly in the mid‑2010s, homeownership rebounded and has remained strong through 2020–2025.

- The most recent readings — 71.3% in 2024 and 71.4% in 2025 — show remarkable stability.

Why this matters:
A high, steady homeownership rate signals:
- Strong demand for housing
- Stable household formation
- A market where owning remains attainable compared to many other states
- Long‑term confidence in Indiana’s economy and communities

Bottom line:
Indiana continues to be a place where homeownership is not only possible — it’s the norm. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, the long-term trend is clear: Hoosiers value owning their homes, and the data backs it up.

For more information about the local real estate market, contact one of our professionals. https://www.millmanrealtypartners.com/our-agents

WHY ARE GROCERY STORE SALES RISING SO MUCH? A Quick Look Behind the NumbersAs American consumers we have really been tak...
05/28/2026

WHY ARE GROCERY STORE SALES RISING SO MUCH?
A Quick Look Behind the Numbers

As American consumers we have really been taking a hit the past several years. This charts provided by the Federal Reserve in St. Louis (FRED) shows grocery store sales shooting upward, here’s what’s really happening — and it’s not because Americans suddenly started buying mountains of food.

1️⃣ The numbers aren’t inflation‑adjusted
The FRED series reports nominal dollars. That means higher prices automatically make the chart climb, even if we’re buying the same amount of groceries.

2️⃣ Food prices have risen sharply the last few years
Even though inflation has cooled, the total price level is still much higher than it was in 2020–2021. Higher prices = higher sales totals.

3️⃣ More households = more grocery spending
Population growth and new household formation push grocery sales up even when per‑person consumption stays flat.

4️⃣ People are still eating at home more than before 2020
Dining‑out spending has grown slowly, while at‑home food spending remains elevated. That shift shows up in grocery store sales.

5️⃣ Retail overall is strong
Retail and food services are up year‑over‑year, and grocery stores are part of that broader trend.

Bottom line:
📈 The rise in grocery store sales is mostly about prices, not people buying more food.

It’s a reminder that big charts don’t always tell the whole story — sometimes they’re just showing the cost of living climbing.

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items (CPIAUCSL) is a price index of a basket of goods and service...
05/28/2026

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items (CPIAUCSL) is a price index of a basket of goods and services paid by urban consumers. Percent changes in the price index measure the inflation rate between any two time periods. The most common inflation metric is the percent change from one year ago. It can also represent the buying habits of urban consumers. This particular index includes roughly 88 percent of the total population, accounting for wage earners, clerical workers, technical workers, self-employed, short-term workers, unemployed, retirees, and those not in the labor force.

The CPIs are based on prices for food, clothing, shelter, and fuels; transportation fares; service fees (e.g., water and sewer service); and sales taxes. Prices are collected monthly from about 4,000 housing units and approximately 26,000 retail establishments across 87 urban areas. To calculate the index, price changes are averaged with weights representing their importance in the spending of the particular group. The index measures price changes (as a percent change) from a predetermined reference date.

The CPI can be used to recognize periods of inflation and deflation. Significant increases in the CPI within a short time frame might indicate a period of inflation, and significant decreases in CPI within a short time frame might indicate a period of deflation. However, because the CPI includes volatile food and oil prices, it might not be a reliable measure of inflationary and deflationary periods.

This Memorial Day, we at Millman Realty Partners pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultima...
05/24/2026

This Memorial Day, we at Millman Realty Partners pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage and dedication secured the freedoms we cherish every day — including the freedom to build our lives, raise our families, and find a place to call home. We are forever grateful. To all who are remembering a loved one today, we hold you in our hearts.

LOOKING FOR OFFICE SPACE IN SEYMOUR321 Bruce StreetMillman Realty Partners is pleased to present for lease a Professiona...
05/23/2026

LOOKING FOR OFFICE SPACE IN SEYMOUR
321 Bruce Street
Millman Realty Partners is pleased to present for lease a Professional Office/Medical Space located in downtown Seymour, Indiana. The space is turn-key comprised of 2,000 SF of situated on the main level with an additional 2,000 SF available on the lower level. Co-Tenants in the building include: Progressive Physical Therapy and Garcia Family Dental. The building is located adjacent to the Schneck Medical Center in downtown Seymour, Indiana. There is on-site parking with 72 spaces. This is an excellent opportunity for a small growing business and the Landlord offers strong ownership. For more details, contact Rob Millman, Real Estate Broker, Millman Realty Partners (812) 528-3028.
You can also reach out to one of the professionals at Millman Realty Partners https://www.millmanrealtypartners.com/our-agents

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE4050-4080 25TH STREET COLUMUBUSIf you or someone you know is looking for professional...
05/23/2026

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE
4050-4080 25TH STREET COLUMUBUS
If you or someone you know is looking for professional office space in Columbus, this is a great opportunity. There are (3) spaces currently available and provide an ideal situation for an entrepreneur who is seeking a small office away from home or seeking a place for a start-up without a large investment.
Suite 4080
Area: 1,024 SF
Suite 4060
Area: 685 SF
Suite 4070
Area: 800 SF
Note: Suites 4060 & 4070 can be leased together as one unit
For more details, contact Rob Millman: 812-528-3028 or Ben Ogle: 812-447-1278.

Brownstown Residents this is your opportunity to join Millman Realty Partners and others in showing our patriotism as we...
05/22/2026

Brownstown Residents this is your opportunity to join Millman Realty Partners and others in showing our patriotism as we celebrate 250 years of freedom. There is an effort to raise funds to place flag banners along Main Street and other parts of town. If you would like to participate, contact John Lawson (812) 528-3589 or Chris Snodgrass (812) 521-0338. Monies will be collected by the Brownstown-Ewing Mainstreet Organization.

Looking to own a historic building in downtown Seymour?Located in the heart of Seymour, the advantage of this building i...
05/20/2026

Looking to own a historic building in downtown Seymour?

Located in the heart of Seymour, the advantage of this building is it has been well-maintained and a landmark in the community for many years. It is strategically located in the heart of downtown Seymour adjacent to the small community park "Burkart Plaza." The building is best suited for a small professional office or organization to use for its' headquarters. Potential uses include for a professional requiring office space i.e. accountant, insurance agent, financial advisor, counselor, or for a non-profit organization requiring an office that will appreciate the history of the building The building as part of the historic register is appealing to Buyers who value the designation, recognition and ambiance associated with it. The building appears to be in great shape with updated mechanicals and recent esthetic improvements to enhance the interior and exterior appearance of the building. The asking price is $237,500 offers are being taken until June 12th.

For more information about the building and details regarding making an offer, contact Rob Millman (812) 528-3028.

Looking to move to the country?This may be your opportunity you have been seeking. We are representing a Seller offerin...
05/20/2026

Looking to move to the country?
This may be your opportunity you have been seeking. We are representing a Seller offering 23+/- acres with a 24X60 Pole Barn built in 2024. The barn is connected to REMC electric/internet fiber services and Jackson County Rural Water. There is a right-a-way in place to gain access to the property off 1000 North.

The Seller also has 33 acres available for sale comprised of 25+ acres of tillable land and approximately 7.65 acres of woods.

The property may be purchased together, and this property is subject to obtaining a survey.

Directions: From U.S. Highway 31 South of Reddington, turn East onto County Road 1000 North and travel approximately 1.62 miles to the property. The property is situated on the North side of the road along right-a-way.

If you would like more information and photos, contact Rob Millman (812) 528-3028

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319 N. Ewing Street
Seymour, IN
47274

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