The following tables demonstrate housing supply and demand dynamics in the Tallahassee real estate market as of December 4, 2010. Each area of Tallahassee
This real estate report for November has been compiled by analyzing home sales data for the month of October 2010.
In yesterday’s blog I discussed the 3 potential solutions to our real estate problem, but I failed to credit the solution as Warren Buffett’s opinion on
Final of a four-part series of blogs titled “The Mother Of All Real Estate Reports” that contain multiple real estate graphs of the Tallahassee housing market
Readers with a strong interest in the Tallahassee real estate market should appreciate this series, as there are many pictures and very few words
Real Estate Reports for the Tallahassee housing market show that home values are dropping and unit sales are also on the decline.
In what can only be described as the “Mother of all Real Estate Reports,” see an in-depth review of the current Tallahassee housing market.
I received an thought provoking email yesterday from Tallahassee Realtor Jay Novak. The message made me wonder if there was a current real estate
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.
Home sales trends: Positive signs in the Tallahassee real estate market that are evidenced in the real estate graph contained within.
The National Association of REALTORS® released its monthly spin on the market two days ago, and I am noticing a growing trend of careful omission that seems
Chasing the market is a sales pricing method that is killing many of today’s homeowners, and they do not seem to understand why it is happening. I am hoping
New home permits and sales levels are at historic lows in Tallahassee, and the housing market appears to need another year to get in balance.
I was talking with a friend of mine yesterday about how I believe we are coming into the most significant financial period of change that will occur during
Housing inventory trends are moving in a positive direction. New listings are declining, new failures decline , new sales are rising, and new pendings are rising.
The Secure and Fair Enforcement Mortgage Licensing Act is about to have a huge negative impact on the value of your home, and I bet you have never even heard
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