For the month of May, we decided to show the real estate market conditions for single-family homes of four cities within Miami with the purpose of comparing the different markets. The cities I will be showing are close to each other geographically, but with obvious price range differences. These numbers were pulled directly from the Multiple Listing Service and reflect conditions for 2007.

There are currently 201 single-family listings in Miami Shores, Florida:
There are currently 17 single-family listings in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida:
There are currently 75 single-family listings in Surfside, Florida:
There are currently 45 single-family listings in Biscayne Park, Florida:
From the graph you can see it is a buyer's market with a lot of inventory and not many sales. We tell buyers that they have the upper hand, with a lot of homes to pick from and with room to negotiate. Sellers on the other hand need to make sure their home is priced right from the get go, need to make sure their homes are in top showing condition and need to be flexible with their pricing.
Although it is a buyer's market, in none of these areas have we noticed a drop in pricing. Prices are remaining strong and there are a few "desperation sales" but these are not the norm.
You can also see from this graph that the price range with the most movement is between $400,000 and $600,000. If you are a buyer or seller in that price range, there will generally be less flexibility when it comes to pricing.

For more information about Miami Shores Real Estate, Bay Harbor Islands Real Estate, Surfside Real Estate and Biscayne Park Real Estate, please contact RICK & INES and visit www.Miamism.com
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