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Ponce Inlet Real Estate Sales: 2007 Year in Review

Ponce Inlet real estate
For post number 6 in my 2007 real estate year in review series for the Daytona Beach area, this post will cover Ponce Inlet. In east Volusia County, Ponce Inlet is the premier city and arguably the most desirable location. Even in the worst markets with the slowest sales, the values remain the highest in the area. To find out why, read Buying or Selling Ponce Inlet Real Estate?

To continue learning the real estate sales statistics for each city in east Volusia County in 2007, check each city below...

For Ponce Inlet, as I did in my other posts in this series, I'm going to use an excerpt from my original post on Daytona Beach...

"experts in the industry believe that 2008 is the year that the correction period will be complete and real estate values in the Daytona Beach area will once again begin their climb. You have to remember...

  1. Daytona Beach has always been a highly sought-after location for real estate buyers from all over the country, due to it's warm climate and affordable cost of living.
  2. It's very likely that this very month, our property taxes will drop significantly as the Florida Association of REALTORS is pushing hard for voters to approve into law, the portable homestead exemption for their property taxes.
  3. With U.S. currency being so under-valued, Florida is a hot spot for foreign investors who are looking for a desirable climate and an excellent return on their investments. We are seeing this more and more, especially with the internet making it so easy for foreign investors to find the properties they desire.

It's important for you to read the remainder of the information found in the Daytona Beach real estate post to add to this information. For the Ponce Inlet information, view the chart below.

Ponce Inlet real estate sales for 2007 year in review

If you're planning to sell or buy real estate in Ponce Inlet or any of the cities in this area, make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa C Hill.

www.LisaHillRealtor.com

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Posted Friday Jan 18
( 01/18/08 09:43PM ) — Orange Co. Real Estate~Lynda Eisenmann, Broker-Owner, CRS,CRB,GRI,SRES, Brea, CA

Hi Lisa,

You've done some great market reports. This should be helpful to comsumers in Ponce Inlet.

( 01/19/08 12:18AM ) — Fort Worth Real Estate - - - Karen Anne Stone

Hi Lisa:  Ponce Inlet really looks like a great place to live.  Just out of curiosity, what would be the price of the home featured in the picture above... with the boats docked at it ?  Is that a residence, of perhaps the clubhouse/restaurant for a tennis club ?  Take care... thanks for sharing.

( 01/19/08 02:23AM ) — Tampa Real Estate | Tampa Florida Homes Property for Sale MLS | Katrina Madewell

Beautiful area..... How much cookie dough would one of the fab houses push you back?

( 01/19/08 10:11AM ) — Elizabeth Nieves - Bilingual Raleigh - Durham North Carolina Real Estate Team

This has been a great series of reports...very informative. I really like your layout and style. How did you do your graph? VERY NICE!!

( 01/19/08 03:07PM ) — Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate)

Lynda- Thanks =)

Karen- The house in the photo is a residence and would probably cost $2-3 million.

Katrina- Since the prices have fallen in the last year, you can now get a small fixer-upper in the mid 200's to 300's. To get a nice home, you might find one in the mid to upper $300s but most of them start in the $400s.

Elizabeth- Thanks! They're very easily created in Microsoft Power Point. When you open a new file, there's a little picture of a graph on the tool bar. You click that and start filling in the blanks. Then double click the separate box and move it to the bottom, since the default position is on the right side. 

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