Closed Home Sales In Tallahassee March 24, 2010

Closed home sales continue to rise in the Tallahassee real estate market, adding more proof that the market bottom was reached on August 18, 2009. Of course, just because unit sales are rising now does not mean that property prices are rising. In fact, the opposite is true. Home prices continue to decline,  which is motivating new buyers to come forward and take advantage of the opportunities in Tallahassee housing.

Closed Home Sales Keep Rising

When we view recent closed home sales in Tallahassee (above), we get a much clearer picture of the market bottoming out in August of last year near 6 home sales per day, as well as the climb back to where we are at 7 closed home sales per day. While 1 home per day does not seem like much, it is a 17% increase since August of last year!

Long Term Closed Home Sales In Tallahassee

When we look at the 365 day trend of daily closed home sales in the Tallahassee MLS (below), we can actually call the peak of the market (4/29/2006) as well as what we hope is the bottom of the market (8/18/2009). The next key date will be June 30, 2010 when the Homebuyer Tax Credit expires without another extension. The real estate graph below shows daily buyer activity, reported on a 365 trend, in Tallahassee.

Current Tallahassee Real Estate Resources

Do you want to know more about the Tallahassee real estate market? It is not as hard as you might think keeping up with the movements in the housing market, you just have to know where to look. The following are some of the best resources that you can find on Tallahassee real estate:

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