wakulla county florida real estate: Wakulla County Home Sales
- 03/13/10 12:49 AM
Wakulla County home sales are down 79% since the peak of the market in March 2006. Simultaneously, foreclosures are "through the roof" compared to historical averages. In the real estate graph below, the red area shows that the number of foreclosures (which historically averages about 2 per month) has jumped up quite a bit in the past year and a half.
Wakulla County Residential Lot Values Plummet The bad news for lot values can been seen in the one year price trend (yellow line) in the real estate graph below. The average lot price in Wakulla County has dropped from … (2 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: Capital Region Housing Woes Continue
- 02/07/10 11:44 PM
It has been quite some time since I published reports on home sales in the counties that surround the Tallahassee Real Estate Market. Because of time constraints, I usually get to this information on a quarterly basis, but it doesn’t hurt when I get several requests asking for an update. Reminder: You do not have to open a browser to get the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog. Just subscribe and you will receive each new edition the morning that is it published, right in your email inbox! The counties that we will look at include Leon County, Florida, Gadsden County, Florida, Jefferson … (2 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: Wakulla County Home Sales Down 65%
- 10/11/09 11:40 PM
Wakulla County real estate reporting is sporadic at best here at the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog. I focus my efforts on Leon County, as it is truly the heart of my market area. But every once in a while, I think it is important to see how our surrounding counties are performing in home sales. This Wakulla County real estate report is happening today because I received a tip through our real estate survey asking that we keep reporting about Wakulla County on a regular basis. I mention this to point out how important your feedback is to determining the … (4 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: Tallahassee And Surrounding Counties Real Estate Report
- 08/07/09 12:57 AM
I like to keep the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog focused primarily on the housing market in Tallahassee. Often times however, I will look at other aspects of the real estate industry and even different elements of the Tallahassee real estate market (such as population trends or land sales). Today, I’d like to take a look at what our neighboring counties are doing. My first stop is to go to the Tallahassee MLS and pull an “All Areas Housing Report,” which will show us the supply and demand dynamics in the entire MLS. We have been seeing relative home supplies rise for … (0 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: North Florida Counties See Growing Housing Supply
- 07/10/09 01:30 AM
While the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog focuses on many things, the actual data and tracking that we do here primarily consists of the home sales in Leon County, Florida. Today however, we will take a look at the four counties nearest the Tallahassee real estate market as they co-exist in the Tallahassee MLS and often factor into the real estate market activity reports. When we pull a complete Multiple Listing Report on home inventories, the months of supply are staggering at over 21 months of supply of homes for sale! If you read our blog regarding the updated Leon County Home … (0 comments)
Often times we get letters (email) from readers asking if anybody is doing detailed real estate analysis on the counties surrounding Leon County (Gadsden County, Wakulla County and Jefferson County). Just recently we received the following from a reader in Wakulla County: I live in Wakulla and am very interested in the Wakulla market as an active chamber member and serve on a infrastructure committee. Do you have any statistics that just deal with Wakulla that are as comprehensive as what you do for Leon? Thank you for what you do I always enjoy your articles. JS Unfortunately, I … (0 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: Northeast Leon County Sales Dominate Tallahassee Real Estate Market
- 11/06/07 08:11 AM
Leon County's NE Quadrant Dominates The MLS Sometimes a picture tells a thousand words. After preparing yesterday's blog in which I was startled to see a downward trend on units sold in Area 1 (Northeast Quadrant) of the Leon County Real Estate Market, I decided to take a look at all MLS activity and to create a picture of what we have been selling, and where.
This chart demonstrates that out of the 52,944 sales in the MLS, more than 37% of those came from the Northeast Quadrant of Leon County! Considering the MLS has a record of sales for Leon … (50 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: Tallahassee Real Estate Market Report - 5 County Update
- 10/17/07 05:43 AM
How Is Your Area Performing? If you live in the Tallahassee Real Estate Market area or in one of its surrounding counties, you are probably curious how your "neck of the woods" is fairing in our current real estate market. I went to a utility in the MLS that allows me to pull a report for each market segment. Leon County, the most active county in our MLS, is segmented into four regions, while the surrounding counties are featured as a county in whole. The information below shows how many units were sold, what volume of homes sold, the average sales price … (58 comments)
wakulla county florida real estate: Tallahassee Real Estate Sales Activity Report
- 10/15/07 06:24 AM
Year to Date Sales Activity For All Surrounding Counties Thus far, all of my articles have focused on the Leon County, Florida market area. This is the area that my business is focused on and I have much better information for the Tallahassee Real Estate Market than I do the surrounding counties. But someone asked me how the entire market was doing, so I pulled all of the sales in the Tallahasseee Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for the past six years. The chart below shows all of the sales, compounded year-to-date, for the entire MLS, which includes the … (56 comments)
Wakulla County home sales are down 79% since the peak of the market in March 2006. Simultaneously, foreclosures are "through the roof" compared to historical averages. In the real estate graph below, the red area shows that the number of foreclosures (which historically averages about 2 per month) has jumped up quite a bit in the past year and a half.
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