Tallahassee Area Home Inventory Reports

While the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog focuses on many things, the actual data and tracking that we do here primarily consists of the home sales in Leon County, Florida. Today however, we will take a look at the four counties nearest the Tallahassee real estate market as they co-exist in the Tallahassee MLS and often factor into the real estate market activity reports.

When we pull a complete Multiple Listing Report on home inventories, the months of supply are staggering at over 21 months of supply of homes for sale! If you read our blog regarding the updated Leon County Home Inventory Report from a few days ago, then you know that we have over 15 months of supply of homes on the market in Leon County. But what about the other counties in the Tallahassee MLS?

Tallahassee MLS All Areas Home Inventory Reports

In the real estate graph below, the red line represents all homes for sale in the Tallahassee MLS, the green line represents all homes sold in the past 12 months, and the purple line records the total months of supply of homes on the market. Currently, this number is at a high of 21.4 months of supply.

Tallahassee Area Home Supply

Full Home Inventory Report Available

North Florida Home Inventory ReportIf you would like to download a Four County Home Inventory Report, you can. The details are extracted below. When we look at the summary report on the right, there is very little good news. While Tallahassee is in a bad over-supply situation, the four surrounding counties are doing even worse.

Franklin County, according to current rates of sales, has over 4 years supply of homes for sale in the Tallahassee MLS! This is not good and obviously much more time is going to be needed to help work through all of that inventory.

Jefferson County Home Supply

Jefferson County Home Supply

Gadsden County Home Inventory Report

Gadsden County Home Supply

Franklin County Home Inventory Report

Franklin County Home Supply

Wakulla County Home Inventory Report

Wakulla County Home Supply

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Discussion

#1 By Doug at 7/11/2017 3:44 AM

Joe,
Based on those charts, I'll give you another chance to call a bottom. Had a question on your Wakulla figures....it looks like the $500,000 to $750,000 months of supply was not included in the average figure. Am i reading it right that there is 198 months of supply (16.5 years) ?

#2 By Joe Manausa at 7/11/2017 3:44 AM

Doug, I'm comfortable with my earlier call. November is looking solid.

In Wakulla, there were two MLS home sales between $500K and $750K in the past twelve months, and currently there are 33 on the market .... so yes, that is 198 months of supply.

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