Woodland Drives

Tallahassee Neighborhoods
Joe Manausa

Woodland Drives Listings And Home Sales Report January 2018

Historic Woodland Drives neighborhood offers large wooded lots like you would find in some far-out suburbs, yet is located within walking distance to the State Capitol building, shopping, dining, and downtown entertainment. Even as home values recover rapidly, Woodland Drives still has a few great opportunities remaining.

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Tallahassee Housing Market Trends
Joe Manausa

Woodland Drives Listings And Home Sales Report July 2017

Woodland Drives is a downtown Tallahassee neighborhood featuring some of the oldest homes in Leon County. If you desire convenience to everything without giving up on a large yard, make sure you shop homes for sale in Woodland Drives.

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Tallahassee Housing Market Trends
Joe Manausa

Woodland Drives Listings And Housing Report March 2017

There were 13 homes sold in Woodland Drives in 2016, the fewest number of home sales in a year since 2011. Why? Not enough homeowners wanted to move! It’s a great neighborhood, so be ready to jump when a good value hits the market.

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Tallahassee Housing Market Trends
Joe Manausa

Woodland Drives Listings And Home Sales Report December 2016

Fewer homes will sell in Woodland Drives in 2016 than in any of the past four years, but it’s not due to low demand! Only two homes are on the market right now, and one is already under contract. Properly priced homes do not hang around very long.

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Tallahassee Housing Market Trends
Joe Manausa

Woodland Drives Home Sales Report August 2016

The average value for homes sold this year has been $107 per square foot, which is considerably higher than we reported just three months ago. Home values are rising, not falling, in Woodland Drives..

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Woodland Drives Housing Report July 2015

Through mid July, the average value of a home sold in Woodland Drives is 22% below those recorded at the peak of the market, and 29% above those recorded at the bottom. I would say the recovery of values is beyond the mid point.

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