November 2019 Real Estate Market Activity Recap. Sarasota and Manatee single family home, condo and townhome sales. November saw single-family home sales increase over 2018, pushing sales volume up almost 24% to $275 million in Sarasota, while Manatee County saw a 11% increase to $214 million. Single family inventory is slightly down in both counties, …
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Zillow’s 2019 New Construction Insights. The New Construction Unicorn. The Zillow New Construction Consumer Housing Trends Report 2019 explores data insights on buyers and how they search for, think about and buy new construction homes in America today. New construction is a tale of two buyers: millennials (25-39), who are aging into the housing market, …
November 2019 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 November 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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Board And Resident Communications. How Are They? SURVEY SAYS… Board members and residents from coast to coast were asked 10 questions about communication in their communities and buildings. More than 625 people took the time to weigh in, and nearly 70% of those were board members! Read on to learn what they think and get …
October 2019 Real Estate Market Activity Recap. Sarasota and Manatee single family home, condo and townhome sales. October saw single-family home sales increase over 2018, pushing sales volume up almost 36% to $280 million in Sarasota, while Manatee County saw a 12.8% increase to $206.9 million. Single family inventory is slightly down in both counties, …
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Dot Loop Study Highlights U.S. Real Estate Trends. What do cross-country migration patterns, aging baby boomers, big money investors, first-time homebuyers and downsizers have in common? They’re shaping the future of real estate in a big way. Today’s trends in homeownership and home values may come down to just one letter. Switch out the second …