Sorry for the lack of posts the past couple of weeks, but I’m back in town and back in the game. The Orlando Regional Realtor Association just released their latest statistics for the housing market in Orlando and they just keep getting better with declining inventory, steady number of sales, and fewer expireds. The inventory [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Market Statistics'
Orlando Housing Stats Looking Good
October 22nd, 2009 · No Comments
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Stabilization
September 14th, 2009 · No Comments
The Orlando Regional Realtor Association just released the latest figures for the Orlando real estate market and things are looking up. The inventory of homes on the market dropped again to 16,361 from the 17,231 in the previous month meaning there’s just shy of 8 months of supply. A stable market typically has 7 to [...]
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Shadow Inventory
August 18th, 2009 · No Comments
The statistics for real estate in Orlando has been showing steady signs of improvment, but is this improvement for real? One of the most promising statistics is the reduction in inventory to near stable levels at just over 8 months. There’s been a lot of talk of a shadow inventory that’s been created by the [...]
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Real Estate Stats for Orange County
August 12th, 2009 · No Comments
Trendgraphix just released their latest number for Orange County Florida and their numbers tell a similar story of improvement like the numbers recently released by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association. While prices are still declining, they’re falling at a slower rate. The number of sales on the other hand have risen 66% compared to the [...]
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Improvement Continues
August 11th, 2009 · No Comments
The Orlando Regional Realtor Association released their numbers for the Orlando real estate market today which confirms the trend toward stabilization with the inventory hovering around 8 months and about 30% more sales than the same time last year. The most active price range was between $100,000 and $250,000 which raises the question of how [...]
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Case Shiller Points To A Turnaround
July 28th, 2009 · No Comments
The S&P Case Shiller Index numbers released today surprisingly reveals improvement in the housing market. The index is typically the most bearish of all the real estate indices, yet the numbers show prices increases in the past month. Keep in mind prices are still down year over year by 17.1%, but the numbers have improved [...]
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Stabilization in Progress
July 14th, 2009 · No Comments
It appears the Orlando real estate market is stabilizing according to the numbers released this week by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association. The inventory currently sits at 8 months and the number of sales have doubled since January of this year. I’m still trying to ignore the stats for the new contracts and under contract [...]
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The Market Really is Picking Up
June 11th, 2009 · No Comments
The latest statistics for the Orlando real estate market were released by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association yesterday and the best news of all is that the inventory is down to 10 months. We’re not that far off from the signal of market stabilization at the 6 month inventory level. The number of sales remained [...]
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Real Estate in Orlando Continues Improvement
May 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment
The Orlando Regional Realtor Association released their latest stats for the real estate market here in Orlando today and this past month shows a continuation of the improvement that we’ve been seeing throughout 2009. The number of sales have been on the rise with inventory levels dropping which is what I’ve been looking for a [...]
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Get an Ivey League Education for Free
April 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments
There’s always been a strong correlation between price appreciation for residential real estate and quality of the school district, but perhaps this relationship will weaken in the future. Why do you say that you ask…. I say this because I ran across this new site called YouTube EDU where you can watch lectures from schools [...]
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