Chattanooga Real Estate

Hills, that is. OK, so I actually didn’t move to Beverly Hills. In fact, I didn’t even load up a truck. But I did move. Visit me at my fancy schmancy new site: www.JuliaOdom.com It’s got all the things you’ve come to know and love: Crimes Against Paint, *How to buy a house for 50¢, [...]

My only regret is that I didn’t get to see this in person. I lifted this photo, with permission, from a real estate website in Phoenix (courtesy of Greg Swann). I made it safe for work by adding my own touches. Yes, this is an actual house for sale. I can only assume that this [...]

First things first, I owe the Hamilton County Department of Education an apology. This afternoon, when I got the come-get-your-kid robo-call, I *totally* rolled my eyes. Yeah, right, whatever! was my thought. They were right, I was wrong. So I thought I’d take this opportunity to slip a little flask

East Ridge is not known as a hotbed of progressive ideas and great housing but city officials are setting out to change that while capturing hearts and minds with a new public relations campaign starting soon.  The Come Home to East Ridge ummm, Welcome to the New East Ridge errr, There’s More to Eas

If you are coming from downtown Chattanooga, cresting the hill on MLK going toward Highland Park & Missionary Ridge, this is what you’ll see. I will not even pretend that I get up all raring to go and take photos of gorgeous downtown Chattanooga. I have a child who goes to school at Brown Academy [.

Pocket doors & clawfoot tubs & transom lights, OH MY! Crye Leike is scheduled to auction the former home of Lula Adeline Rackley at 862 Oak St. Chattanooga, TN 37403 (smack dab in the middle of the Fort Wood historic district) on February 11, 2010 at 5pm. For its age and lack of updating, the [...]

OK, so that could be some sort of metaphorical title referring to the Chattanooga real estate market….but it’s not. I’m talking about actual blue skies, the kind you see when it’s neither freezing cold nor raining. You know, the kind of thing we haven’t seen yet in 2010. And so, I give you (drum rol

Even though it’s cold outside, baby, it’s warm inside the carousel at Coolidge Park in North Chattanooga. One dollar per person per ride and it even accepts credit cards. Interested in the history of the grand old lady? Click here. Check out this link to see current operating hours for the carousel.

New FHA rules being implemented soon mean that FHA buyers need to act now or be prepared for more out of pocket dollars!

OK, so I’m not going to get into the whole ‘I’m-a-taxpayer-so-it-isn’t-really-free’ debate. The fact of the matter is that this is the closest to a free ride that you’re ever going to find. What are you talking about, Jules? Why, the Homebuyer Tax Credit, of course! Time is running out to take advan