Urban Cool Homes

08/31/2026

Cul-de-sac in Maize. 5 bedrooms, one story, $365k.

11009 W Bristlecone. Remodeled living room, 3-car garage, and a finished basement you can actually use. 2,972 sq ft.

See all 36 photos:
https://vist.ly/5grjd

Would you take the basement as extra bedrooms, or knock it into one big rec room?

Listed by Megan Leis, RE/MAX Premier

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08/31/2026

It's $7,500 cheaper.

2026 N Litchfield in Riverside. Remodeled 2-bed with an attached garage and a 20' workshop out back. Open layout that lives bigger than 804 sq ft, lots of light, move-in ready. At $152,500 the payment is probably less than rent.

See all 21 photos:
https://vist.ly/5gp6a

Would you keep the workshop as a shop, or turn it into extra living space?

Listed by Steven Myers, LPT Realty

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08/24/2026

It's $7,500 cheaper 👀

2026 N Litchfield listed at $152,500 — a remodeled 2-bed ranch in Riverside with an attached garage and a workshop out back.

Why it's worth the tap:
→ Open layout — living, dining and kitchen all connect, so 804 sq ft lives bigger than it reads
→ Windows everywhere, including a big dining room window that floods the place at golden hour
→ Fully fenced backyard
→ A 20' x 9.5' storage building — workshop, hobby room, or the garage you actually get to park in
→ 1-car attached garage on top of that
→ Remodeled and genuinely move-in ready. No projects waiting for you.

At $152,500 your payment here is likely less than what you're paying in rent right now.

See all 21 photos 👉 https://urbancoolhomes.com/home/2026-n-litchfield-st-wichita-ks-67203-b4f1a26d

Listed by Steven Myers with Urban Cool Homes-LPT Realty

08/23/2026

"Price drop alert 📉
This adorable remodeled 2BR/1BA in Riverside Ranch just dropped to $152,500.
Open floor plan, tons of natural light, fenced backyard, AND a storage building big enough to be a workshop (20'x9.5' — bigger than most garages).
Move-in ready and priced to sell.
Full photo tour + all the details on our site!

Listed By Steve Myers- LPT Realty

08/22/2026

🎉 Exciting news! This charming house just got a price drop! 🏡✨ Don't miss out on your dream home—click the link to learn more!

Listed by Steven Myers -LPT Realty

2026 N Litchfield St, Wichita, KS 67203 - Urban Cool Homes has 21 photos of this 2 bed, 1 bath, 804 sqft. property that was listed on 05-28-2026 for $152,500.

06/30/2026

🎉 Please help us welcome Cammy Allio to the Urban Cool Homes Team with LPT Realty! 🎉

With 16 years of real estate experience, Cammy has helped buyers and sellers from all walks of life navigate one of life’s biggest milestones. Her dedication to serving as a trusted guide and advocate for her clients makes her an incredible addition to our team.

Cammy’s favorite part of real estate is handing over the keys and watching clients step into their new home for the first time, a moment that never gets old. 🏡✨

Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, downsizing, or preparing to sell, Cammy is ready to help make your real estate journey smooth and successful.

Join us in giving Cammy Allio a warm welcome! 🎉

06/25/2026

There is a number most agents get stuck at and it differs for everyone.

You hit 12 deals a year and stay there.
Or 18.
Or 8.

The number may be different but the pattern is the same.

You work harder and the number barely moves.
You try a new lead source and get a bump that fades.
You hire a coach who gives them a framework they use for six weeks and then quietly stop.

And eventually You start to wonder if this is just who you are as an agent.

If the ceiling is a personality trait instead of a systems problem.

It is almost never a personality trait.

The agents who break through a production plateau are not the ones who finally found the motivation to push harder.

They are the ones who changed something structural.

A different lead system.
Real transaction support that gave them their time back.
An accountability structure that actually had teeth.
A market presence that generated inbound instead of requiring constant outbound.

The ceiling is real. The reason for it is almost always fixable.

But you cannot fix it by doing more of what built it.

06/24/2026

Kansas City home values have increased a massive 96% since 2016.

That's right that is not a typo.

The metro that gets called affordable, underrated, and a hidden gem has quietly delivered near-doubling appreciation over a decade while people were busy looking at Phoenix and Austin.

The difference is that KC did it without the volatility. No 20% correction year. No inventory flood. Steady, consistent, compounding growth built on real economic fundamentals. Healthcare, logistics, tech, aerospace. Not speculation.

Median sales price hit $330,000 in April 2026. Inventory at 2.3 months. Pending sales up 6.6% year to date.

The buyers who moved here in 2016 thinking they were getting a deal were right.
The buyers who move here in 2026 are still getting a deal compared to Denver, Dallas, and the coasts.

The gap just gets smaller every year.

The narrative that Kansas City is a discount market is a decade behind the data.
The market is not waiting for people to figure that out.

06/23/2026

Kansas City median sales price hit $330,000 in April 2026.

Up 6.5% year to date.
Only 2.3 months of inventory left in the metro.

That last number is the one that matters most.

Two months of supply means this is still firmly a seller's market.
Buyers who have been waiting for KC prices to soften are watching them do the opposite.

The market posted a 7.9% increase in year to date closed sales volume.
There are 13,101 buyers in the pending pipeline right now waiting for new listings to hit.

That is not a market on the verge of cooling.
That is a market with more demand than supply and no immediate sign of that changing.

For sellers, the timing conversation is real.

Homes in April received an average of 98.1% of original list price.

Pricing accurately in this environment is not the challenge it is in a softening market.
The challenge is making sure you are not leaving money on the table by underpricing in a market this active.

For buyers, the window to get ahead of continued appreciation is now.
The agents telling you to wait are not looking at the same data.

Kansas City has appreciated 96% since 2016. That number does not happen in a market people sleep on.

Urban Cool Homes - LPT Realty

06/22/2026

The Delano District has a median home price around $130,000 to $140,000.

In a Wichita market where the city-wide median just hit $235,000, that number gets your attention.

Delano sits on the west side of downtown along the West Douglas corridor. Historic commercial buildings getting renovated.

Bars and restaurants opening in spaces that were empty five years ago.
New residential development sitting next to 100-year-old facades.
The kind of neighborhood activity that tends to precede price movement, not follow it.

For first-time buyers who have been priced out of College Hill and East Wichita, Delano offers the lowest entry point in a neighborhood that is actually changing.

You are not buying into a static situation. You are buying into a block that looks different year over year.

For investors, the combination of low entry prices, strong rental demand from the young professional tenant pool the district is attracting, and proximity to downtown Wichita amenities makes the math worth running.

Rental demand in transitional urban neighborhoods tends to be consistent before ownership demand catches up.

Delano is not finished yet. That is the point.

The neighborhoods that look like obvious buys in hindsight are always accessible before the story is complete.