Archive for the ‘Tampa Florida’ Category

Quite busy as of late with regards to Tampa real estate, so it’s been a while since I’ve had the opportunity to post anything here. But after reviewing some MLS data today, I though I’d pass this tidbit of info on. Most of us define a “bottom” of the market as the point in which [...]

As we approach the end of the 2006 and with the holiday season upon us, the supply and demand of residential real estate in Tampa remains flat. The number of active listings as well as the number of pending listings has not changed much since mid-October when these numbers began to flatten out.
New listings, of [...]

In our current buyers’ market we know that price reductions are common and most buyers don’t expect to offer or purchase a home at the full list price. Very few homes are selling at 100% of list price. Buyers sense no competing bids and are thus inclined to come in with a very low opening [...]

The amount of brokered listings on the market in Tampa continues to remain flat and has been hovering around the 7500 mark since early October. Meanwhile the amount of pending listings, or listings under contract, has also remained relatively flat, although we have reached a low of 1643 for the year. The holiday season, Thanksgiving [...]

Incentives abound everywhere you look for Tampa area real estate. Open house signs, barely visible 18 months ago are now the norm on street corners. And commissions on the buyer agent side are up as sellers compete for the few buyers that are actively looking and need to buy now. Open houses are certainly more [...]