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Citrus County Market Statistics 01/01/2010 - 1/31/2010

02-08-10
Jennifer Tellier
Jennifer Tellier: Real Estate Agent in Citrus Springs, FL
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Citrus County Market Statistics

The average price for homes in Citrus County from 01/01/2010 - 0/31/2010 was $113,966 based on 138 sales. Compared to the same period one year ago, the average sales price decreased 3.43%.


The statistics taken from the MLS on January 29,2010 are as follows:



RESIDENTIAL

Active- 2,344
New- 120
Closed- 13
Pending 36
Back on- Market 111
Expired- 304
Withdrawn- 6

VACANT LAND

Active- 2,230
New- 354
Closed- 91
Pending- 190
Back on Market- 212
Expired- 330
Withdrawn- 63

There are currently 136 foreclosures and 173 homes that are listed as short sales in Citrus County.

Citrus County Market Statistics







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Living in Citrus Springs Florida

02-08-10
Jennifer Tellier
Jennifer Tellier: Real Estate Agent in Citrus Springs, FL
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  • Office: (352) 746-7113
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Citrus Springs Florida

I have lived in Citrus County now for nine years and have been living in Citrus Springs for the past five years.
I truly enjoy living in Citrus Springs. It is a quiet neighborhood with people of all ages and the schools are great. Here is a link to learn about the local schools http://www.citrus.k12.fl.us/.
Citrus Springs is an up and coming area with lots of new homes for sale. This is a great area to invest in because the the prices of houses are at historically low levels right now. There will also be an expansion of a new power plant that will attract thousands of new jobs and spur growth and development throughout.
We are centrally located to several major cities, airports and other metropolitan amenities with only about 45 minutes to the city of Ocala, 90 minutes to Orlando, and about 60 minutes to Tampa.
Should you want to consider moving to the Nature Coast here are some of our amenities we currently enjoy:

Water sports: With its 72- degree crystal springs and rivers, the waters of citrus are ideal for diving, snorkeling, and swimming and fishing. Canoeing and Kayaking are also popular.

Golfing: Citrus County has many challenging golf courses, private and public that call to both serious
and casual golfers. There are many courses to choose from.
Also, please follow the attached link to watch an informative video of area: http://www.citrusedc.com/tour.
If you are interested in seeing what houses are available in Citrus County, please send me your wants and needs to the following questions:
!.) Square footage of house?
2.) Number of bedrooms?
3.) Number of bathrooms?
4.) Acreage amount?
5.) Pool?
6.) Price Range?
With this information I can send you automatic emails of available properties that fit your search criteria.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me anytime. Also, please visit my website at www.floridapropertytoday.com. where you'll find more information about our local area.

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Citrus County Florida

02-08-10
Jennifer Tellier
Jennifer Tellier: Real Estate Agent in Citrus Springs, FL
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  • Office: (352) 746-7113
  • Mobile: (352) 422-7686
  • Secondary: (352) 302-2069

Centrally located, Citrus County is boarded by spring fed rivers and the Gulf of Mexico and is nestled among protected bird sanctuaries. It is only an hour and half drive from Disney, Busch Gardens , Daytona Beach , Historical Ybor City , and much more!

Citrus County, Florida is a place full of character with an array of beautiful views that has something to offer everyone. It is filled with designated hiking and bike paths and horseback riding trails. It also has snorkeling and diving and swimming with the manatees in the all year round 72 degree spring fed waters. Fun cannot be avoided in any occasion. It is a place where you can comfortably retire or raise a family.

Citrus County offers a wide variety of housing opportunities from the historical lakes of Floral City to the rolling equestrian estates of Pine Ridge. For the avid fisherman it provides seven fresh water rivers, most flowing into the Gulf of Mexico giving the angler the choice of fresh or saltwater fishing in the same day. Spotted throughout the area are some of the Southeast's finest golf courses with many fairway home sites available today.

Although close to the major cities of Florida, Citrus County remains quaint and therefore is proudly called the

"Nature's Coast".

CItrus Montage

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"Rising Star of 2009" with Keller Williams Realty/Citrus County Florida

01-24-10
Jennifer Tellier
Jennifer Tellier: Real Estate Agent in Citrus Springs, FL
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  • Office: (352) 746-7113
  • Mobile: (352) 422-7686
  • Secondary: (352) 302-2069

I am proud to be a part of Keller Williams Realty in Citrus County, Fl. My company has awarded me the "Rising Star of 2009" award. I hope 2010 is even better! If your looking to buy or sell real estate in Citrus, Marion or Hernando Counties or interested in working for Keller Williams Realty, please give me a call. 1-352-422-7686. I want to help you with all of your real estate needs.

"Rising Star of 2009"

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The Beauty of the Nature Coast

01-24-10
Jennifer Tellier
Jennifer Tellier: Real Estate Agent in Citrus Springs, FL
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  • Office: (352) 746-7113
  • Mobile: (352) 422-7686
  • Secondary: (352) 302-2069

People enjoying the beautiful weather in January kayaking down the river.

Perfect day for Swimming!

The weather has been absolutely beautiful this weekend, perfect for swimming in the year round 72 degree springs. I had the priveledge to take a hike through Rainbow Springs State Park yesterday. Check out the natural beauty that our area possesses. (The alligator caution pic made me laugh, but the odds of swimming with an alligator in this part of the park are slim.)

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