Brandon active homes for sale on the market
Comparing today’s report with the report back in December you will see that the inventory in the Brandon, Riverview, and Valrico communities are down dramatically this goes to show that homes are being sold due to the affordable prices and great interest rates, if you are qualified to buy now don’t miss out on this great time to buy.
Active Homes Riverview as of April 6th, 2009
Single Family 576
Townhomes 113
Condos 64
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Active Homes Brandon as of April 6th, 2009
Single Family 393
Townhomes 76
Condos 43
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Active Homes Valrico as of April 6th, 2009
Single Family 477
Townhomes 65
Condos 10
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Visit the Brandon Homes sold Report.
Homes Sold Year to date up to April 6th 2009 all types
Brandon Homes Sold YTD 142
Riverview Homes Sold YTD 245
Valrico Homes Sold YTD 105
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Certainly looks like this is the time to buy
With your inventory down it sounds like things are improving in your market. Here in the Phoenix area homes in the under $200,000 price range are selling fast. A lot of that has to do with this being the peak buying season and the affordable pricing of bank owned homes. And things are really hot in the under $100,000 range.
Similar situation here in Augusta, Georgia. Homes below $180,000 account for 70% of all sales. We’ve seen inventory flatten out instead of taking off like it typically does Jan-Mar, so that’s a good thing and hopefully a sign the refinance boom has kept homes from coming on the market.
In Daytona Beach, we are down slightly since the beginning of the year. We started the year at 5,656 homes and condos on the market and we now sit at 5,312 today.
74% of sales in the Daytona Beach area are under $200,000, so the inventory numbers are misleading. Higher priced homes and condos have more properties listed than under $200,000.
Under $200,000 properties are at 10.7 months of inventory. Over $200,000 properties are at 37.5 months of inventory.
It’s good to compare other areas. Thanks for the post.
Regards,
Lynn Byrne
It’s good to hear about markets selling well during this economy.
OUr sales at our local board are down by 26% last month compared to May of 2008. I hope things start to pick up soon!
It’s good to hear that things are looking up in Florida. We all have our eyes on your state and are pulling for a quick recovery.