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EPISODE · Dec 29, 2025 · 13 MIN

Simpsonville, KY Real Estate Update — Dec 2025 | Tight Inventory, Shifting Prices & What to Watch Next

from The Shelby County Real Estate Report · host Andrew Rudd

This is the final episode of 2025 for The Shelby County Real Estate Report, and we’re closing the year with a city-specific deep dive into Simpsonville, Kentucky.For December 2025, Simpsonville’s single-family market is tight, with just 2.1 months of inventory (down 19% month-over-month, up **12% year-over-year). The median sold price is $349,000, reflecting a notable 27% MoM adjustment, while new listings are coming on higher, with a $449,000 median list price. Homes are taking about 41 days to sell, with new pendings around 36 days, signaling steady but thoughtful buyer activity.In this episode, we explain what these shifts mean for buyers and sellers who may be moving at the same time—how to time your move, price realistically, and adjust negotiation strategies in a market with low supply and changing price expectations. We also highlight why Simpsonville’s parks, location, and access to major employers continue to drive demand.If you’re planning a move in Simpsonville or Shelby County in 2026, this end-of-year breakdown will help you start with clarity.For a personalized strategy, contact Andrew Rudd with United Real Estate Louisville at [email protected].

This is the final episode of 2025 for The Shelby County Real Estate Report, and we’re closing the year with a city-specific deep dive into Simpsonville, Kentucky.For December 2025, Simpsonville’s single-family market is tight, with just 2.1 months of inventory (down 19% month-over-month, up **12% year-over-year). The median sold price is $349,000, reflecting a notable 27% MoM adjustment, while new listings are coming on higher, with a $449,000 median list price. Homes are taking about 41 days to sell, with new pendings around 36 days, signaling steady but thoughtful buyer activity.In this episode, we explain what these shifts mean for buyers and sellers who may be moving at the same time—how to time your move, price realistically, and adjust negotiation strategies in a market with low supply and changing price expectations. We also highlight why Simpsonville’s parks, location, and access to major employers continue to drive demand.If you’re planning a move in Simpsonville or Shelby County in 2026, this end-of-year breakdown will help you start with clarity.For a personalized strategy, contact Andrew Rudd with United Real Estate Louisville at [email protected].

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