How Much Are Property Taxes In Each State, A Visual Answer. Even if you rent instead of own, property tax still is an important component of your housing cost. Your landlord will take the tax on his house – your home – into account to calculate your rent. So either way, real-estate tax is a …
January 2020 Real Estate Activity in Sarasota Manatee. Snapshot Of Single Family Home, Condominium and Town Home Sales, Active, Pending, Expired and Off Market Listings. Real Estate statistics for the month of January pulled from Stellar MLS. Download the report below. Formatting of data and production of report courtesy of Ed Bertha, Broker/Principal, at Red …
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2019 NAR Real Estate Forecast Summit. Expect Continued Economic Growth, Slower Real Estate Price Gains and Small Chance for Recession in 2020. A group of top economists arrived at a consensus 2020 economic and real estate forecast today at the National Association of Realtors®’ first-ever Real Estate Forecast Summit. The economists who gathered at NAR’s …
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White Buffalo Saloon Hosts Born To Be Wild. Event Benefits Suncoast Charities For Children. The 22nd annual Thunder by the Bay Music and Motorcycle Festival, benefiting Suncoast Charities for Children, roars into Sarasota February 14-16 2020. Kicking things off is Friday, February 7th’s Born to be Wild kick off party. What: Born To Be Wild …
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December 2019 Real Estate Market Activity Recap. Sarasota and Manatee single family home, condo and townhome sales. December saw single-family home sales increase over 2018, pushing sales volume up almost 62% to $858 million in Sarasota, while Manatee County saw a 25% increase to $628 million. Single family inventory is continuing to trend down in …
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America’s Mortgage Debt Spiral Accelerates to All-Time High. Since the 1940s, housing prices have soared to new levels. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median home value in the U.S. was $30,600 in 1940 (adjusted for inflation). By 2017, that number was $193,500. Not surprisingly, as housing prices increase, so does the amount of …