The specific market I cover spans the coastal area between Palm Beach to the north, to South Beach to the south.
What we have seen is a general uptick in showing activity and more agressive buyers trying to get a deal prior to our winter season. Many are looking for those elusive short sales and scarce foreclosures.
Most of the properties are still overpriced. Getting a deal in this market means working with an agent who knows how to "sniff a deal" out of the pile of overpriced ones.
Visit my website for the past 12 months list of sales city by city.
Ben Giordano, MBA, CDPE, REOS, MILHM, Realtor
www.EliteWaterfront.com
Selling the best waterfront from Palm Beach to South Beach
MBA, REOS, CDPE, MILHM, Realtor, Certified in Short Sales and REOs (Bank Owned) Specializing in waterfront properties along the south Florida coastline from Palm Beach to South Beach.
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