Company Information

New Albany 4206 Charlestown Road 812-948-2888 Corydon 1711 Old Highway 135 NW 812-738-4232 Scottsburg 1020 W. McClain St. 812-752-2715

With five offices and approximately 150 agents, Schuler Bauer Real Estate Services is Southern Indiana’s largest real estate company. Primarily a residential firm, Schuler Bauer also has a very active and productive team of commercial specialists. Schuler Bauer is the only top-10 real estate company in the Louisville Metro area that is not a franchise or part of a national company, per the March 17, 2006, Business First ranking of Residential Real Estate Firms.  Schuler Bauer, ranked fifth, was the only company on the list (which included the top 21 companies) doing business almost exclusively in Southern Indiana. Schuler Bauer’s local focus and ownership set it apart in a crowded field.

In late 2005, Schuler Bauer merged its two New Albany offices and moved into the newly opened Real Estate Center, a short distance from One Commerce Square, in the rapidly developing Charlestown Road corridor. In addition to the headquarters of Schuler Bauer’s brokerage operations, the facility also houses homebuilders, a title company, a mortgage company, insurance and other related services, offering customers a level of convenience that is unprecedented in Southern Indiana.

Schuler Bauer Real Estate Services is the result of numerous mergers and acquisitions. The company traces its roots to 1967, when Buzz Bauer Realtors opened its doors in New Albany. Tony Schuler founded Schuler Realty in 1980. By the time the two leading companies merged in 2000, each had absorbed a number of smaller companies. This heritage and depth of experience is a significant part of Schuler Bauer’s corporate identity.

Over 1800 clients chose Schuler Bauer to represent their interests in 2007, resulting in over $300 million in closed sales volume. Whether you’re looking for a starter home or an utive home, an office suite or a site for an office park, look to Schuler Bauer for all your real estate needs.