Harlan, KY

Harlan is a small town in Kentucky with a population of just over 2,000. It is located in the coal-mining region of the state and has been an important industrial center for decades. However, since the coal industry has declined, Harlan has experienced significant economic decline. As a result, many businesses have closed down and the town has seen its population decline by almost 20% since 2000.

Real estate in Harlan is still an important part of the economy, however. The town has a limited number of housing units and there is strong demand for new homes and apartments. In addition, Harlan is located close to major transportation routes and it is easy to get to other parts of Kentucky and Tennessee.

There are several factors that make real estate in Harlan attractive to buyers and renters. First, there are few housing units available so competition for properties is fierce. Second, prices for homes and apartments have been declining over the past few years but they remain relatively affordable compared to other parts of Kentucky or Tennessee. Third, Harlan is located close to major transportation routes which makes it easy to get around town or explore different parts of Kentucky or Tennessee. Finally, there are a number of businesses that offer real estate services such as mortgage lenders or real estate agents who can help buyers find properties that fit their needs