Local Realtors and Developers Skeptical Affordable Housing in Flood Ravaged Neighborhoods Can Sell

Still, these same builders and some Realtors are skeptical affordable housing can sell in these heavily flood ravaged neighborhoods. Realtors One house has been on the market for four months listed at $125,000. The homeowner tells KCRG-TV9 he's had next to no interest from buyers. Another home just down the block has also been on the market for several months listed at around $112,000, but so far no sell. The second round construction built 254 homes and had fewer limitations. Like Erusha, Dostal doesn't think the demand is there for round three homes in like flood ravaged neighborhoods like Time Czech. It's frustrating for realtors, developers and homeowners like Franklin, who think there are other worthwhile ways to spend the money, still build new homes, and revitalize the neighborhoods. While the state requires the money be spent on affordable housing, the city decided to spend the Round Three funds on the infill areas of the city. There is also concern, prior to the flood, many of the people living in the Northwest, Southwest, and Southeast areas were renters. Erusha says they might not return to the market post-flood as buyers. Are they going to be buyers of these homes from a realtors perspective. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report Trouble Help us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it.