Posted by Michael Saunders & Company on July 29, 2010
Based on the most recent recap of residential property sales throughout Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte Counties, the total number of homes on the market throughout the tri-county region declined by 6.1% year-over-year in June. The combined number of homes sold was up by 19%, while combined pendings declined marginally, by 1.7%. Results by county are shown on the individual charts.
(Source:Trendgraphix; June 2010)
Posted by Michael Saunders & Company on May 21, 2010
Our market’s recovery continued moving forward in April. Inventories of available properties continued to decline throughout Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte Counties; while sales were up by more than 27% in Manatee County, 19% in Sarasota County and 17% in Charlotte County. Pending sales, a strong harbinger of closed sales to come in the next 30 to 60 days, were also up significantly. Pendings were up 52% in Manatee County, 27% in Sarasota County and nearly 10% in Charlotte County.
*Data courtesy of Trendgraphix
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Posted by Michael Saunders & Company on April 19, 2010
The red and green arrows are pointing in all the right directions; signaling a sustained recovery in progress throughout Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte Counties. Inventories of available homes were down significantly in March thanks to sales and pending sales that are up by as much as 50% versus last March.
Posted by Michael Saunders & Company on March 17, 2010
In Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte Counties, sales and pending sales for the month of February continued to paint a picture of sustained recovery across all three areas. The number of homes for sale declined by as much as 24% (in Sarasota County) versus last year, while sales were up by as much as 27.2% ( in Manatee County); and pendings up by as much as 57.3% in Charlotte County.
*Data courtesy of Trendgraphix
Posted by Michael Saunders & Company on February 15, 2010
Recent trends in the Southwest Florida real estate market—as reported by TRENDGRAPHIX—continue to show encouraging signs of a market in recovery. Year-over-year inventories of existing homes for sale are down by nearly a fifth to a quarter across all three counties of Southwest Florida; while both closed and pending sales in Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte Counties remain steady and dramatic.
*Data courtesy of Trendgraphix
