Statistics, Facts And Figures
Miami-Dade Pending Home Sales Increase 40.5 Percent from a Year Ago
Miami, FL – Total pending home sales – including single-family and condominiums - in Miami-Dade County increased 40.5 percent in July 2010 compared to July 2009, from 7,197 to 10,113, and decreased less than 2.4 percent, from 10,366 to 10,113, compared to the previous month according to the MIAMI REALTORS and the Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service (SEFMLS).
Despite the expiration of the tax credit, which helped boost the state of the South Florida residential real estate industry, the local market continues to strengthen.
Miami Existing Condominium Prices Continue to Rise
Miami, FL – The Miami real estate market continues to strengthen as a result of increased sales and stabilizing home prices. In the Miami MSA, there was a 33 percent increase in condominium sales in June 2010 compared to June 2009 and a 58 percent increase compared to two years ago, according to the Realtor Association of Greater Miami and the Beaches and the Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service (SEFMLS).
First Quarter Moving Trends by Size and Type
RISMEDIA, June 29, 2010--According to Movers.com usage data, in the first quarter of 2010, one move size dominated Movers.com-aided moves: two-bedroom home moves made up nearly 30 percent of the total number of moves (excluding auto shipments and international moves). That number isn’t surprising, though, as most homes are two-bedroom homes.
Two-bedroom home moves led the pack by a wide margin, with three-bedroom home moves coming in second at 17.6 percent.
Miami-Dade Pending Home Sales Increase 54 Percent Compared to May 2009
Submitted By: Rick Burch
Miami, FL – Total pending home sales – including single-family and condominiums - in Miami-Dade County increased 54 percent in May 2010 compared to May 2009 and .62 percent, from 10,392 to 10,456, compared to the previous month and Realtor Association of Greater Miami and the Beaches (RAMB) and the Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service (SEFMLS).
Miami Home Sales Increase 29 Percent in the 1st Quarter
Tax Credit and International Buyers Boost Inventory Absorption
Real Estate on a Local, Regional and National Level
RISMEDIA, May 7, 2010—By Paige Tepping-Today’s home buyers want numbers and current information in order to paint an accurate picture of the real estate market.
Miami-Dade Pending Single-Family Home Sales Increase 7.5 Percent in One Month
Tax Credit and International Buyers Impact Local Market
Home Prices Increase Slightly in January 2010
RISMEDIA, April 1, 2010—(MCT) By Alejandro Lazo —A national index of home prices rose unexpectedly in January 2010, with California cities posting strong gains, but some experts warned that the nation’s struggling housing market could be headed for another dip.
The closely watched Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 0.3% from December on a seasonally adjusted basis. That marked eight consecutive months of home values improving or at least holding steady.
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