top realtor in spanish fort: Home sales hot in Spanish Fort, Daphne, Fairhope
- 04/13/17 09:08 AM
What happens when the population of your former farm-country county soars by 26,298 over a six-year period? That’s 12 people a day, according to U.S. Census data reported by AL.com. What happens when this rate actually accelerates, as it did from 2015-2016, with 4,873 new folks making Baldwin County their home? Home sales turn blistering hot in Spanish Fort, Daphne and Fairhope. The number of homes sold in the first quarter of 2017 is up 22% over this time last year. And the average sales price is up 6.4%, too, driven by the activity in Fairhope. New construction continues to … (1 comments)
top realtor in spanish fort: Home prices up 8% in Spanish Fort, Daphne, Fairhope
- 01/20/16 12:06 AM
Average home sales prices rose 8% in 2015 and the number of sales jumped 21%. That means we are nearing the market highs of 2007-08, before the Big Tumble clipped 29.5% off home prices on the Eastern Shore. What to make of things then, and now? The big takeaway, for me, is that our communities have remained so persistently popular Home prices have increased nearly 27% in Spanish Fort, Daphne and Fairhope in the past few years. And, when you look around, you see lots of new construction. In fact, new construction represents 27% of all the houses out there for … (1 comments)
top realtor in spanish fort: Price, sales on rise in Spanish Fort, Daphne and Fairhope
- 04/21/15 07:30 AM
Sorry, don’t have much time. Gotta go … but how many days in a row can I work? … Vitamin C? Got it. Aspirin? Yep. And thank heaven for paperless transactions! See, the number of homes sold on the Eastern Shore is up 36% from this time last year. And the average sales price rose 8.7%. So it’s busy out there in the real estate world. And one segment of a healthy market has returned to the scene: the move-up buyer, staying local. Prices also rose 5.7% over this time last year in Spanish Fort, Daphne and Fairhope. New construction sales are steady at … (0 comments)
What happens when the population of your former farm-country county soars by 26,298 over a six-year period? That’s 12 people a day, according to U.S. Census data reported by AL.com. What happens when this rate actually accelerates, as it did from 2015-2016, with 4,873 new folks making Baldwin County their home?
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