The southwest Florida about how the Luxury Florida real estate market appeared to finally be ready to burst its bubble too. Well, it seems like many high end sellers also came to the realization they would have to give in on price in order to sell their properties.
Let’s take a look at how things have shaken out.
Luxury Home and Condominium Sales:
198 Closed Sales (133 in 2009)
In comparison with 2009 sales data, we saw a 49% increase in the number of luxury property sales. The average price fell by 3% and the median price dropped 2%. Average days on market decreased 9% and the list to sales price ratio climbed 2.5%.
Luxury Home and Condominium Sales:
In comparison with 2009 sales data, we saw a 47% increase in the number of luxury property sales. The average price fell by 5% and the median price dropped 8%. Average days on market decreased 3% and the list to sales price ratio climbed 2.3%.
While the numbers are encouraging, it’s still important to understand most luxury real estate in Florida is located on some of the most prized property available. You don’t just give away oceanfront estates, island getaways or high rise condominiums with views to die for just because the rest of the market has hit hard times. In addition, folks who are wealthy enough to afford such properties in the first place are also wealthy enough to carry them as they weather the market downturn.
So, if you’re thinking about purchasing a little piece of paradise, now may be the time to do it. The fact that we’re starting to see the high end move might just get you a really good buy on a really desirable property.
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