Most Florida markets we cover are seeing: Listing inventory is up modestly year over year but remains ~30% to 50% below pre-pandemic levels Higher mortgage rates and a chronic lack of supply have kept sales lower than stabilized levels...
Most Florida markets we cover are seeing: Sales remain below the year-ago frenzy that characterized the pandemic-era housing boom, but most markets experienced a robust, greater-than-seasonal quarterly increase. Despite fewer sales, li...
Most Florida markets we cover are seeing: A chronic shortage of listings that, even with the gains in some markets this year, supply remains far short of pre-pandemic conditions. Sales have declined sharply below the frenzied elevated s....
The median sales price for single families surged 35.6% annually, reaching a new high of $3,525,000 and nearly triple pre-pandemic levels. However, sales fell 68.4% yearly to 55, 27.6% below pre-pandemic levels. Over the same period listing inv...
Across the region, price trends continued to rise, with many markets seeing new highs. Listing inventory expanded over the summer but remained well below pre-pandemic levels. Sales volume slowed compared to the frenzied levels of 2021 before mo...
After being restrained by the chronic lack of listing inventory, for more than a year, rising mortgage rates, financial market volatility, and other related items such as inflation and the impact of the war have pivoted the housing market from ...
The Florida housing market continued to see booming sales in the first quarter, enabled by the remote work phenomenon and tax policy, resulting in one of the fastest-paced markets on record. There are signs sales volume is now restrained by the...
The demand momentum across the regions was unprecedented in the fourth quarter, continuing to be fueled by low mortgage rates, a low tax environment, and the potential opportunities created by remote work. However, listing inventory declines ar...
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