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Anyone interested in areas like Milton, Jay, etc., this could be a good place to gather face-to-face information.
gchmama
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Northern Santa Rosa County - Home buyer's expo
Home Expo in Santa Rosa this weekend | pnj.com | Pensacola News Journal
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Happy Days are Here Again?
September housing stats for our area are out and, once again, things do look as if there could be optimism in our local markets. Although prices fluctuated significantly this year, some leveling and stability is evident in the month-over-month figures. We have seen a predominantly steady increase in numbers of units sold in our markets.
The smallest area market, Pensacola, noted 275 single family housing units sold with a median price of $135,000. In comparison, September 2008 saw 267 units sold at $146,900 median price. Pensacola's MSA units sold in January 2009 began at 162. Pensacola's condo market saw 48 units sold (34 at the same time last year) at a median price of $190,000. Last year's median condo price in September was $180,000 so that market did see a slight market value increase.
Ft. Walton Beach MSA, an area much larger and encompassing more tourist hot-spots, saw 91 condo units sold at a median price of $297,700. Last year, same month, saw 44 units sold at a median price of $300K. Again, signs of price stabilization. For the Ft. Walton Beach area single family units, data revealed 258 units sold at $198,300 average price. Last September's average price of $192,600 is comparatively about the same but, in September 2008 only 194 single family existing homes were sold.
It is important to note that these numbers are not reflective of new construction units, that data is tracked separately and not considered here. We do obtain all numeric information from the media site of the Florida Association of Realtors.
I'm not gonna jinx us and say too much but...we're smiling a bit more around here!
gchmama
The smallest area market, Pensacola, noted 275 single family housing units sold with a median price of $135,000. In comparison, September 2008 saw 267 units sold at $146,900 median price. Pensacola's MSA units sold in January 2009 began at 162. Pensacola's condo market saw 48 units sold (34 at the same time last year) at a median price of $190,000. Last year's median condo price in September was $180,000 so that market did see a slight market value increase.
Ft. Walton Beach MSA, an area much larger and encompassing more tourist hot-spots, saw 91 condo units sold at a median price of $297,700. Last year, same month, saw 44 units sold at a median price of $300K. Again, signs of price stabilization. For the Ft. Walton Beach area single family units, data revealed 258 units sold at $198,300 average price. Last September's average price of $192,600 is comparatively about the same but, in September 2008 only 194 single family existing homes were sold.
It is important to note that these numbers are not reflective of new construction units, that data is tracked separately and not considered here. We do obtain all numeric information from the media site of the Florida Association of Realtors.
I'm not gonna jinx us and say too much but...we're smiling a bit more around here!
gchmama
Friday, October 23, 2009
4219 COUGAR CIR
One of our client's listings as it appears on WSJ.com - we are now showcasing listings on Wall Street Journal's website - yet another great part of our overall marketing package here at Gulf Coast Homeseekers, http:/www.gchomeseekers.com.
4219 COUGAR CIR
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We just keep on moving!
gchmama
4219 COUGAR CIR
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We just keep on moving!
gchmama
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Florida Solar Group Backs Offshore Drilling - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com
Florida Solar Group Backs Offshore Drilling - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com
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Shame on all these groups for bowing down to the oil and gas industry simply because they need funding.
Please tell your legislators you don't want to ruin our pristine beaches before it's too late!
gchmama
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Shame on all these groups for bowing down to the oil and gas industry simply because they need funding.
Please tell your legislators you don't want to ruin our pristine beaches before it's too late!
gchmama
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