There's no place like Homer

Homer Real Estate Associates was established in May 1985. Since then, we have continued with our commitment to work with clients who appreciate the diversity, energy and magic this community affords.

Homer is the arts capital of Southcentral Alaska and as a result, there are more than a dozen eclectic, creative galleries and a very active Arts Council, which regularly brings nationally and internationally known performers to town.

And what's even better, is that homes, homesites and investment properties are still affordable in this very desirable location. There are homes available from the high $300,000's to $2,000,000. We also work with a number of quality builders in the area to create that dream home!

More people from all over the country are appreciating our quality of life and recreational opportunities, and investment in early retirement and second home properties has dramatically increased over the past five years.

Building lots in town are approximately 1/4 - 1/3 acre in size and have city water and sewer available. Prices range from the low $75,000 for non-view properties to $175,000 and up with Bay or Inlet views.

Larger parcels are available on the hillside areas, typically outside of city limits. Property owners need to develop private on site water and septic systems. These properties typically range from 1 - 3 acres and are in the $100,000 plus price range.

The real estate market in Homer is very dynamic, new properties are coming on the market year round and pricing has been very stable, although increasing, yearly.

You'll never be bored in Homer, in fact you'll have a full plate of lifestyle options to choose from, and you'll have the freedom to live the one you choose. (Course you'll have to be willing to share space with moose, an occasional bear, ever present eagles and more.) If you would like more specific information, please call our office at 907-235-5294, email us at info@homerrealestate.com, or fill out our short form. Our listings also include properties in Halibut Cove, Seldovia, and the Kenai Peninsula.