
If you’re out looking for a place to call home while attending the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Lake Plaza may be the perfect Condo/Apartment Complex.
Renting is always an option for students, but Why not consider buying a unit? There are still 29 beautiful units available.
Buying a unit can be very beneficial for your family if you have multiple children planning on attending the university. Charge non-family members rent, and you won’t have to worry about Your child’s other college expenses!

You can see Hodge’s library, Neyland Stadium, and many other campus buildings From your Balcony at lake plaza. This location can’t be beat!
Walk to your classes in 5-10 minutes.

The building was built in 2008. The interior is very modern, and the units are spacious and efficiently packed with all the necessities.
Each condo has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. There is plenty of room for both entertaining guests as well as lots of room to sprawl out and study.

Lake Plaza is right behind the Mcdonald’s on Cumberland Ave. so you have easy access to every eatery, shop, and bar on the strip.
There are two large fields found on Lake Ave. across from the Lake Plaza condo complex that are perfect for dogs, outdoor games, and tailgating.
Check out www.SearchKnoxvilleRealEstate.com to learn more if you’re interested in making this your college home away from home.
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Amongst all the doom and gloom of real estate news, I am happy to report that the Hardin Valley real estate market in Knoxville TN is picking up.
The Hardin Valley area is a popular West Knoxville subarea that is located West of Karns, East of Lenoir City and Oak Ridge, and South of Farragut and Lovell Rd/Campbell Station area.
The Hardin Valley is an attractive area to reside due to the Pellissippi Parkway that makes commuting to the Oak Rigde area (Home of Oak Ridge National Laboratory) and Interstate I-40 which runs straight through Knoxville TN a breeze.
Recent Surge in Hardin Valley TN Real Estate
80 = Active Listings
20 = Homes with Pending Contracts
39 = Homes Sold in Past 3 Months
6.15 Months= Current Absorption Rate
This offers great home for the Knoxville area as we are finally starting to see Buyers jump off the fence and pop out of woodwork to take advantage of these all time low prices and PHENOMENAL interest rates.
Currently ranked as one of the more affordable US cities to live in Luxury Homes in Knoxville TN have a lot to offer. Knoxville, TN which is nestled in the valley of the gorgeous Appalachian Mountain and littered with stunning area lakes and waterways, including Lake Loudon, The Tennessee River, and Norris Lake, the views of many of the Luxury Homes for Sale in Knoxville TN are second to none.
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Curious about what is happening in the Knoxville TN Real Estate Market in regards to Foreclosures? As of November 1, 2011, here is a breakdown of what is going on with Knoxville TN Knox County
Active Foreclosures and Bank owned property listings.
Knox County: 179 Active Listings (Currently For Sale)
Average sq. ft. 1986
Average list price $145,824
Average price/sq. ft: $73
94 Pending Sales (under contract)
Average sq. ft: 1627
Average list price is $86,745
Average price/sq. ft: $53
If you are interested in learning more about the Knoxville Foreclosure Market or just the Knoxville TN Real Estate Market in General visit my information website at www.HomesForSaleKnoxville.com.
Click here to view all Knox County, Knoxville TN Foreclosure Listings.
Interested in learning more about Foreclosures in Knoxville TN? Check out some of my other blogs on Knoxville Foreclosures:
Changes in Single Family Knoxville, TN Foreclosures Sales 2004-2011
Knoxville TN Foreclosures have been a topic that has dominated talk of the Knoxville real estate world the past couple of years. The allure of the "good deal" is something that attracts may buyers to Knoxville foreclosures. However, just how prevalent are foreclosure sales in the Knoxville, TN area? According to the research I complied using only the Knoxville MLS, the Knoxville TN area saw an increase in the total % of foreclosure sales in 2008. However, since 2008 the % of foreclosure sales vs non-foreclosure sales have remained fairly constant.
Below are tabular results of the data I complied in an easy to read chart.
Changes in Single Family Knoxville TN Foreclosures Sales 2004-2011
|
Foreclosures Rates |
Total # of Sales |
# of Foreclosure Sales |
% of Foreclosures Sales |
|
2004 |
6765 |
407 |
6.0% |
|
2005 |
7265 |
518 |
7.1% |
|
2006 |
7223 |
508 |
7.0% |
|
2007 |
6400 |
450 |
6.3% |
|
2008 |
4904 |
750 |
15% |
|
2009 |
4439 |
818 |
18% |
|
2010 |
4172 |
781 |
18.7% |
|
2011 (Jan 1- Oct 31 Only) |
3240 |
549 |
16.9% |
If you are interested in learning more about the Knoxville Foreclosure Market or just the Knoxville TN Real Estate Market in General visit my information website at www.HomesForSaleKnoxville.com.
Click here to view all Knox County, Knoxville TN Foreclosure Listings.
Interested in learning more about Foreclosures in Knoxville TN? Check out some of my other blogs on Knoxville Foreclosures:
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