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St Johns County Florida Real Estate: Market Report March 2012

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St Johns County Florida Market Report Mickler's Beach in St Johns County Florida

Single Family homes (attached & detached) 

March 2012


Single Family homes in:

St Johns County

·St Augustine

·St Augustine Beach

·Ponte Vedra 

·Ponte Vedra Beach

·Palm Valley

·Nocatee

·Vilano Beach


 

March 2012                        March 2011

Active Listings: 1,767                Active Listings: 2130

Sold: 228                                  Sold: 230

Months Inventory: 7.75            Months Inventory: 9.26

Average Price: 499,743            Average Price: 457,720

I notice that St Johns stats and Clay County stats tend to follow a similar pattern. Up one month, down the next. Back up. You get the picture. :) Less inventory and higher average price this month, then in March of last year. Check out the 150k price point and below for March 2012. 4.77 months inventory is showing a seller's market. 150k-300k price range is showing a balanced, stable market. The selling price (SP) vs original list price (OLP) is also higher in those 2 price points, so either real estate agents and sellers in St Johns County are getting better at pricing their properties or seller's are starting to see a slight upswing in what they are getting in terms of price. Could be a little bit a both. Sellers in today's market have come to the conclusion that the prices in 2005 are a thing of the past, while sellers in the 2007-2010 market were still pricing them higher at the start, and finally realizing they needed to come down more drastically.

March 2012

St Johns County Florida Market Report March 2012

And now for a Blast in the Past…………..

March 2011

St Johns County Florida Market Report March 2011

Active Listings– The amount of active listings in the month reported

Sold– The amount of sold listings that closed in the reported month.

Months Inventory– How many months it would take to sell the current inventory based on the sold amount.

Avg Sale Price– Average sale price of the sold houses in the reported month.

SP/OLP Ratio– Sales price to Original List Price, this is the percentage showing the difference of what the house was originally listed for and what it sold for.

Days on the Market– The length of time it took the house to get under contract from list date.

Sold REO– How many homes sold that were foreclosures (REO=Real Estate Owned). 

Sold Short Sales– How many homes sold, that were short sales


Want to know what these numbers mean to you when selling your St John's County Florida Home? Call me at 904-910-3516 and find out!

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