Pending home sales fell with the expiration of the Homebuyer Tax Credit, but the Tallahassee real estate market fared better than the national real estate market
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Welcome to the June 2010 edition of the Tallahassee Housing Report. This month, we are experimenting with video and request feedback from our readers.
Pending home sales have fallen and the next 30 days will be most informative as we watch home buyer activity in the post tax credit housing market.
The April Existing Home Sales Report was positive, showing a 7.6% increase over April of the previous year. But what are they hiding?
The measurement of pending home sales shows that we are climbing up from what could very well be the absolute bottom of the housing market established in mid July.
More home buyers are buying now than last year, according to the latest Tallahassee Year Over Year Housing Report.
Long term home sales trends can be forecasted in a manner similar to Wall street traders using moving averages to develop simple trading systems.
The internet has had a profound effect on the way consumers buy products, and this has definitely reached the real estate market. The recent survey compiled
Pending home sales report from NAR shows a rise in February, potentially signaling a second surge of home sales in response to the home buyer tax credit.
Home sales in Golden Eagle, as this report will show, demonstrate the importance of having a neighborhood expert evaluating market activity.
Pending home sales are the list of homes that are under contract and waiting for closing, and this list is growing in the Tallahassee housing market.
Tallahassee pending home sales appear to be climbing up from the bottom found in mid July. It is exciting to see this growth after years of steady declines.
Unfortunately, Tallahassee home sales in January 2010 was the worst month on record (20 years worth of Tallahassee home sales information), but there are some positive signs to consider.
After observing a huge increase in Tallahassee year over year home sales for the month of December, the market gave back a little and dropped just under 3% for the month of January 2010 versus January 2009.
Daily home sales in Tallahassee have been on the rise since the middle of August 2009. Unfortunately, yesterday’s look at pending home sales has
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