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July 2021: Florida Housing Report : July's housing numbers show signs that the state's residential real estate market may be returning to normal. While selling remains red-hot, slight inventory growth may lead to some sales slowing.

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.

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.

NAR: Watch for Home Sales Rebound as Economy Opens Up : There are still many unknowns about COVID-19, but with that in mind, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun is cautiously optimistic about where the economy is heading, and he also sees positive indicators in the residential real estate market.

COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts Fla.’s Housing Market in April : Florida Realtors’ data: Fewer closed sales, pending sales, new listings and other metrics year-over-year due to the virus and economic shutdown. Chief Economist O’Connor notes home values are generally holding firm.

COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts Fla.’s Housing Market in April : Florida Realtors’ data: Fewer closed sales, pending sales, new listings and other metrics year-over-year due to the virus and economic shutdown. Chief Economist O’Connor notes home values are generally holding firm.

The Latest Information on Coronavirus for Realtors in Florida : Florida Realtors is monitoring all official state communications regarding the virus and will pass along relevant information as it is received.