It has been quite some time since I have posted to this blog. I have been in Florida Real Estate for 23+ years and I don't believe I have ever seen a more challenging time.to be a Realtor. With Insurance rates being through the roof, Interest rates 7%+ and Inventory being over priced and relatively light it has been extremely tough. There are many of us that have done no where near the business we have done in years past. This is why I have modeled my brokerage to help us get through this market environment. Charging NO FEES and offering higher Commissions than most Brokerages we are here to help. Want to learn more just shoot us an email to AdvantageRealtyFL@outlook.com and I'll send you an information packet.
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Fla.’s Housing Market: Median Prices, All-Cash Sales Up in Sept.
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Fla.’s Housing Market: Median Prices, All-Cash Sales Up in Sept. : Florida Realtors’ data: Median prices up 18.3% for single-family homes to $355,000 year-to-year; up 17.2% to $255,000 for condos. Single-family home sales down 1.3% year-over-year; condo sales up 4.9%. However, Sept. 2020 saw a huge sales surge because the pandemic shifted transactions into summer and fall, says Chief Economist O’Connor.
Fla.’s Housing Market: Median Prices, New Listings Up in August
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Fla.’s Housing Market: Median Prices, New Listings Up in August : Florida Realtors’ data: More new listings and higher median prices – up 18% for single-family homes to $354,000; up 16.1% to $252,500 for condos – than a year ago. Single-family home sales rose just 0.2%, but condo sales were up 13.1%. Chief Economist O’Connor: Condo-townhouse market “remains the hotter market for now.”
Florida Realtors: July Housing Market Had ‘Wave of Closed Sales’
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Florida Realtors: July Housing Market Had ‘Wave of Closed Sales’ : Florida Realtors’ data: July saw more sales, higher median prices, more new pending sales and more new listings year-over-year. Single-family sales rose 11.7%; condo sales were up 6.5% – “the 1st year-over-year increase in this category since March,” says Chief Economist O’Connor.