You Give Me Fever (Louisville)
Momentum is building.
We’re seeing that show up across multiple fronts right now.
Housing just logged its fourth straight month of growth. Existing home sales jumped over 5% month over month—the strongest pace since early 2023. Prices are holding. Demand is real. This isn’t a frenzy—it’s a market finding its footing again. And steady markets reward those who are prepared, present, and proactive. We also happen to be operating in one of the most stable markets in the country, which helps.
At the same time, the financial system is feeling pressure. You’ve got major banks openly warning about capital leaving traditional institutions as people look to alternatives—including Bitcoin and other interest-bearing options outside the legacy system. That’s not panic. That’s competition coming back into the picture. More competition usually means cheaper access to money, which we’re big fans of.
We’re also seeing a reset in tech and infrastructure. Nearly $100 billion in AI data center projects were delayed last year, largely because communities said, “We don’t want that near us.” And that reaction makes sense. Most data centers are loud, massive, energy-hungry, and water-intensive.
That’s why I’m genuinely excited about the green data center solution we’re rolling out. We’ve shrunk the footprint by over 90%. It relies on its own energy, its own water, it’s quiet—and in many cases, we can even bury them, removing the visual impact altogether. It feels like a real solution to a real market problem, and we’re excited to bring it to market.
Did You Know?
A five-bedroom property at fair-market Section 8 rent is currently around $2,175 per month in Jefferson County. Right now, there are 25 five-bedroom properties available under $300,000. That’s math worth taking a look at....
You can see them here:
https://www.flexmls.com/share/DKbBs/24-multi-list
Interest rates up to 6.05% with all the Greenland ish.