Home sales trends: Positive signs in the Tallahassee real estate market that are evidenced in the real estate graph contained within.
More than 80% of first-time home buyers and sellers feel the current housing market is more affordable today than this time last year
First-Time Home Buyers and Sellers Survey captured and compared the opinions of prospective home buyers and sellers who either purchased or sold their first home within the past year
Tallahassee Foreclosures Filings April 21, 2010: This is a list of properties that received a lis pendens filing in Tallahassee, for the week ending 4/21/2010.
13 year old Haley May wants to clean your car. She is hosting the 3rd Annual Dollars For Diabetes Car Wash on May 1st, from 10-2 at Farmers & Merchants Bank @ I-10.
Tallahassee Realtor Bill Peck features a great home on a quiet corner lot in Southeastern Tallahassee. The large, over half-acre lot, contains a conservation easement or green space to provide privacy. The property has numerous, well-maintained tre
Killearn Lakes Unit 3 home values have dropped nearly 20% since the peak of the market in 2007 and appear to have stabilized over the past six months.
I have heard from many within and outside of the real estate profession that the real estate market is going to die after the tax credit expires April 30th. They quote unemployment figures and talk about the US and world economy. They talk about
Ox Bottom homeowners who might need to sell their home in the next few years should be greatly concerned with our regression analysis results.
The rate at which homes “failed to sell” has been dropping since August 2009, when the rate hit 85%. Currently, the rate is 72%, which is better but not good.
Through 2008, roughly 17% of lis pendens in North Florida made it to a final foreclosure sale, but in March 2010, the number soared to nearly 45%.
New evidence shows homes in the shadow inventory are poised to explode, entering a market that is already filled with a glut of homes for sale.
Tallahassee Foreclosures Filings April 14, 2010: This is a list of properties that received a lis pendens filing in Tallahassee, for the week ending 4/14/2010.
Is there a real estate industry conspiracy against people selling their house ‘For Sale By Owner?’
The short term inventory trends in housing supply shows evidence that the number of homes for sale in Tallahassee has stopped growing.
Homes in Avalon at Maclay have depreciated roughly 21% since 2007, with values trending from $170 per foot and dropping to just above $130 per foot.
Real estate professionals question the market impact of the Homebuyer Tax Credit, but nobody appears concerned with the lack of equity to fuel sales. They should!
I’ve been doing a whole lot of reading this week, scouring the internet for any signs of change in the Homebuyer Income Tax Credit and have not
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