Coronavirus/COVID-19 Furthers Retail Contraction. Almost 55% of the US’ retail floor space — 4.8 billion square feet — has closed, according to GlobalData. The effect of the pandemic has been uneven, with apparel retailers and restaurants bearing the brunt of the financial impact and some needs-based retailers adding staff. “It’s a tale of two markets right now,”
January 2020 Real Estate Snapshot In Sarasota Manatee Hot off the press. Snapshot of real estate sales activity for January 2020; single family, condo and townhomes in Sarasota Manatee. Download the guide HERE.
December 2019 Real Estate Activity In Sarasota Manatee Sarasota and Manatee single family home, condo and townhome sales – including distressed sales. December saw single-family home sales increase over 2018, pushing sales volume up almost 24% to $275 million in Sarasota, while Manatee County saw a 11% increase to $214 million. Single family inventory is slightly down in both counties, about 10%. Year over year condo sales were down 27%, totaling $90 million in Sarasota, while Manatee was down 19%, for total sales of $44 million. Condo inventory is down almost 25% in Sarasota while declining 15% in Manatee.
October 2019 Real Estate Market Snapshot. October Sarasota And Manatee Single Family Home, Condo And Townhome Sales. See October’s market activity broken down by price point and amenities. It’s easy to see what segments of the market are moving.
September 2019 Real Estate Activity In Sarasota Manatee Sarasota and Manatee single family home, condo and townhome sales – including distressed sales. September saw single-family home sales increase over 2018, pushing sales volume up to $262.2 million in Sarasota, while Manatee County saw an increase to $205.3 million. Single family inventory is slightly down in both counties. Condo sales are slightly up in the two county area while inventory holds steady in Sarasota and rose slightly in Manatee. Download the complete August Sarasota/Manatee real estate summary by clicking HERE.
Property Owners And The 2018 Legislative Session By Barry Grooms So here we are half way through the 2018 legislative session and we are left wondering if anything is going to get done. Floridians are asking themselves what have the elected officials done to help property owners in our area. The answer is not as simple as one may think, you see the hundreds of bills that are filed are filled with special interest and “pork”. 2018 is an election year. Couple that with defect years because of the 2017 hurricanes and you come up with a conservative session. You […]
Have Hurricanes Had An Effect On The Housing Market In The Sarasota/Bradenton Area? By Barry Grooms First of all, I want to state the obvious and say YES hurricanes affect housing numbers. However, has it hurt the market? There are many reasons why over 1000 people every day make Florida their new home. Ask yourself why you are here; are you a native, a snowbird, a transplant or a work relocation? Regardless of why you’re here or how you got here there is one commonality in all of us, we love this place! So, let’s look at the numbers behind […]
You Should Be Afraid, Very Afraid! By Barry Grooms Under all is the land and private property rights are considered the “American Dream”. The 5th Amendment protects property by stating, “No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, with out just compensation.” Our rights are something that most of citizens take for granted until it affects them directly and very few monitor the machine called legislation in Tallahassee. Year after year law makers and special interest strategize on legislation that may have adverse effect […]
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On Effective Recruiting: Co-Branding For Success By Michael Saunders Recruiting the top agents in any given market is as essential to the success of a real estate company as finding the right buyers, having the best listings and closing the most transactions. Once you’ve signed the best and brightest agents and fortified them with the layers of support they need to succeed, the listings, closings and market share typically follow in kind. To attract and retain the top people in any field you have to continually prove that having your company’s name emblazoned across their business cards is the best […]
“So, what’s happening to real estate in the Sarasota area? Are prices stabilizing? Is there any mortgage money? And….oh, by the way, how do you think 2009 is going to be?” These are all common questions frequently asked of anyone in real estate. A few years ago the answers were easy. Today –the only way to know a true answer is if you could get inside that fictitious crystal ball where you could see the future.
Featuring Helen Sosso. While the national and international financial markets continue to navigate stormy seas, the local real estate market may soon be viewed as a safe port – a haven for those seeking to move to and invest in a tremendous community and real estate market.
Monday, April 13, 2020
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