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Trends 2011 Report Takes an In-Depth Look at Real Estate Facts and Figures in South Florida

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The Trends Mid-Year 2011 update report, a comprehensive real estate market study of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, is now available with key observations of activity in the area. The analytical information in Trends gives a look into notable residential neighborhoods that include, South Miami, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, Miami Beach and Brickell among others, showing that for the past six months, inventory has fallen, demand is rising and prices are going up.

The data gathered in Trends also reflects that waterfront properties led the way with price increases, bolstering an overall rise in the average sales prices in both counties to a two year high point. All over South Florida overall sales have risen 15% over the same time period last year. By June of this year inventory of properties over $1 million had dropped to a five year low fueled by a wave of eager foreign investors. Trends will be arriving in your mailbox soon, and we are excited to provide this market report for you to use as a tool the next time you are buying or selling.

 

 

 

 

The Trends Mid-Year 2011 update report, a comprehensive real estate market study of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, is now available with key observations of activity in the area. The analytical information in Trends gives a look into notable residential neighborhoods that include, South Miami, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, Miami Beach and Brickell among others, showing that for the past six months, inventory has fallen, demand is rising and prices are going up.

The data gathered in Trends also reflects that waterfront properties led the way with price increases, bolstering an overall rise in the average sales prices in both counties to a two year high point. All over South Florida overall sales have risen 15% over the same time period last year. By June of this year inventory of properties over $1 million had dropped to a five year low fueled by a wave of eager foreign investors.

Trends will be arriving in your mailbox soon, and we are excited to provide this market report for you to use as a tool the next time you are buying or selling.

You can also browse Trends online by visiting: Trends Mid Year Market Report

 

 

 

The Trends Mid-Year 2011 update report, a comprehensive real estate market study of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, is now available with key observations of activity in the area. The analytical information in Trends gives a look into notable residential neighborhoods that include, South Miami, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, Miami Beach and Brickell among others, showing that for the past six months, inventory has fallen, demand is rising and prices are going up.

The data gathered in Trends also reflects that waterfront properties led the way with price increases, bolstering an overall rise in the average sales prices in both counties to a two year high point. All over South Florida overall sales have risen 15% over the same time period last year. By June of this year inventory of properties over $1 million had dropped to a five year low fueled by a wave of eager foreign investors.

Trends will be arriving in your mailbox soon, and we are excited to provide this market report for you to use as a tool the next time you are buying or selling.

You can also browse Trends online by visiting: Trends Mid Year Market Report

 

 

 

The Trends Mid-Year 2011 update report, a comprehensive real estate market study of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, is now available with key observations of activity in the area. The analytical information in Trends gives a look into notable residential neighborhoods that include, South Miami, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, Miami Beach and Brickell among others, showing that for the past six months, inventory has fallen, demand is rising and prices are going up.

The data gathered in Trends also reflects that waterfront properties led the way with price increases, bolstering an overall rise in the average sales prices in both counties to a two year high point. All over South Florida overall sales have risen 15% over the same time period last year. By June of this year inventory of properties over $1 million had dropped to a five year low fueled by a wave of eager foreign investors.

Trends will be arriving in your mailbox soon, and we are excited to provide this market report for you to use as a tool the next time you are buying or selling.

You can also browse Trends online by visiting: Trends Mid Year Market Report

 

 

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