Friday, July 27, 2007
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY JULY 29th 1.00-4.00pm
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO EXCHANGE YOU HOUSE
I have a client who is interested in moving into The Shores, and is looking for somone to switch homes and cash for his home in St Cloud, Florida.
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Thursday, July 5, 2007
June Sales Report
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Open House Sunday 1.00-4.00pm 7552 Berkshire Pines Dr
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Thursday, June 28, 2007
2006 - 2007 SALES and PENDING
Naples Season Sales Off 7.7%, Prices Down 10.6%
This morning I pulled year to date Naples, Florida statistics from Sunshine MLS (the local MLS system) to determine how the 2007 season compared to 2006. I compared numbers from January 1 to May 31 for each year and found the following:
Number of Pending Sales
2006: 2651
2007: 2448 DOWN 7.7%
Median Price Average:2006: $443,300
2007: $396,440 DOWN 10.6%
So what does it mean? These numbers are no where near the poor pending numbers when comparing 2006 to 2005, a time where pending sales dropped 53.1%.
Even better news is pricing, 2006 to 2005 had seen a gain in median prices by 27%, however we have only given 10.6% back.
This market rewards sellers who price their property correctly and severely penalizes those who don't.
With residential inventory over 11,000 units, buyers can find great value if they do their homework.
Of course I recommend hiring a Realtor, our value is really apparent in a normal market like today
.Joe BallarinoPresident & FounderAmerivest Realty
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Friday, June 15, 2007
MAY SALES REPORT
YEAR TO DATE SALES Homes in The Shores are Jan 1 Feb 2 Mar 2 Apr 2 Total of Seven.
YEAR TO DATE SALES Condo's in The Prerserve are Jan 0 Feb 1 Mar 0 Apr 0 May 0 Total of 2
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007
COMPETITIVE PRICING KEY TO SALES
Getting a listing is good but only if it sells. Many Realtors face a daunting task today: How do you tell a seller that he should have a lower asking price – something less than the amount his neighbor got when his similar-sized home sold in 2006? Richard Coren, a Pembroke Pines seller, listed his home for $420,000 in November and it just sat there. Finally, he knocked $40,000 off the price based on advice from his Realtor, Cyndy Wald with the Keyes Co.’s Weston office. Wald says she told Coren that his $420,000 asking price was “yesterday’s news,” advice she gives all her clients. “We’re still in this correction phase,” Wald says. “They have to price it very competitively.” David Dabby, a Realtor in Coral Gables, notes that the relatively strong economy and still-affordable interest rates keep prices from falling even further – at least for now. Should either of those conditions change, however, a seller unwilling to accept a drop in asking price today could be forced to swallow an even greater loss tomorrow.
SourceFlorida Association of REALTORS
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