Sunday, January 29, 2012

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Monday, January 23, 2012

Florida real estate has bottomed out

Prices have bottomed out and its time to buy


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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Home builders: Twice as many 'improving housing markets'

Home builders: Twice as many ‘improving housing markets’

WASHINGTON – Jan. 10, 2012 – The number of housing markets showing measurable improvement nearly doubled in January with the addition of 40 new metros to the National Association of Home Builders/First American Improving Markets Index (IMI). The IMI now shows 76 improving markets, up from 41 in December, with 31 states and the District of Columbia represented by at least one entry.

In Florida, three cities made it onto IMI’s improved list: Jacksonville, Cape Coral and Punta Gorda.

“The fact that the list of improving housing markets nearly doubled this month shows that a significant, positive trend is developing, and is even more relevant when you consider the expanding geographic distribution of the list – which now includes 31 states and the District of Columbia,” says NAHB Chairman Bob Nielsen. “This trend could be even stronger if not for the numerous impediments that continue to slow a housing and economic recovery, including overly restrictive lending policies and the growing inventory of distressed properties in certain markets.”

The IMI is designed to track housing markets throughout the country that are showing signs of improving economic health. The index measures three sets of independent monthly data to get a mark on the top improving Metropolitan Statistical Areas. The three indicators that are analyzed are employment growth from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, house price appreciation from Freddie Mac, and single-family housing permit growth from the U.S. Census Bureau.

NAHB uses the latest available data from these sources to generate a list of improving markets. A metropolitan area must see improvement in all three areas for at least six months following their respective troughs before being included on the improving markets list.

“While relatively small metropolitan areas continue to dominate the list of improving housing markets, it’s important to note that several major metros in diverse parts of the country have now joined the field as well – including such metros as Dallas, Denver, Honolulu, Indianapolis, Nashville and Philadelphia,” says NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. “This is an encouraging sign that gradually strengthening economic conditions are starting to take hold across a broader swath of America.”

Five metropolitan areas dropped from the IMI in January, though none in Florida. A complete list of all 76 metropolitan areas currently on the IMI is available on NAHB’s website.

© 2012 Florida Realtors®


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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Neubaufinanzierung Cape Coral Florida

Liebe Freunde, Bekannte , Liebe Kunden,

 

Es ist wieder soweit. Das Jahr 2012 ist der Wendepunkt.

Die Banken vergeben wieder Kredite fuer Neubauten.

Warum wuerden Banken dies tun bei all den Zwangsversteigerungen und leerstehenden Haeusern?

Ganz einfach. Die Hauspreise sind gestiegen und an dem Punkt angelangt wo ein gebrauchtes Haus soviel kostet wie ein neues zu bauen.

 

Bauland ist wieder gefragt.

 

Sind sie dabei, bei den ersten. Bauen sie ihr Traumhaus oder nutzen sie die Chance und bauen ein Haus zum Wiederverkauf.

 

Fuer weitere Infos lesen sie bitte den Flyer im Anhang und emailen uns.

 

Viele Gruesse aus Florida

 

 


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home prices up in Lee County

The number of foreclosed homes coming back on the market for resale by lenders in Lee County was down sharply as 2011 closed while housing prices rose — good news for builders hoping to be competitive in price with existing homes.

A glut of foreclosed homes following the implosion of the real estate market in 2006 pushed prices down sharply for existing homes. Builders found themselves unable to compete with the low prices and the number of houses being built went from more than a thousand in 2005 to about 100 at present.

In December, 23 permits were issued in Cape Coral, six in the unincorporated county, three in Sanibel and 10 in Bonita Springs. Numbers weren’t available Tuesday from Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach.

Meanwhile, the median price of an existing home in the county with the assistance of a Realtor was up as the year ended: $106,300 in November, up 20 percent from $88,500 a year earlier.

From modest homes to mansions, prices inched up enough to make the price of new construction roughly equal to that of an existing home, said Jeff Tumbarello, director of the Southwest Florida Real Estate Investment Association, which issued a report Tuesday on the 2011 foreclosure and real estate market.

“Go try to buy a million-dollar house and see what it costs to buy a lot and put the same house on it,” he said. “It’s almost the same.”

The number of foreclosure lawsuits filed actually bumped up in 2011: there were 586 filed in December compared to 423 a year earlier.

But fewer foreclosures were resulting in actual judgments followed by public auction sales: there were only 293 in December compared to 582 a year earlier.

That was a result of a slowdown in the judicial system’s handling of foreclosures as the so-called “Rocket Docket” — a speeded-up procedure for pushing those cases through the courts — came to an end mid-year, Tumbarello said.

William Noah of Re/Max Hometown Properties, which is representing developer Pasquale Franchi’s Casa di Fiori condominium project in Cape Coral, said both investors and prospective homeowners are interested in the project, which has 52 units already built and ready for sale plus land for another 152 yet to be built.

 

By next week he hopes to have permission from the state Department of Condominiums to start marketing the condos, which will go for $115,000 to $125,000 — about half the price in 2005 when the project was started as Island Pines of Cape Coral.

One big advantage Franchi has is that he’s offering seller financing to buyers with 10 percent down: banks typically won’t look at a condo mortgage for less than 20 percent down, Noah said.

Dennis Cantwell, president of Sand Springs Development in Estero and also president of the Lee Building Industry Association, said the difficulty in getting bank financing is a major problem in the home-building industry these days but that he’s seeing signs of a recovery. He’s been relying on remodeling for work but now has a house under construction for the first time in two years.

Caitlin Hustrulid, director of members services and events for the association, said the group’s Parade of Homes will have at least 41 homes as it showcases the area’s new home construction the first three weekends in February.

That’s up from 32 last year and a far cry from the event’s low point of 12 houses in 2010, she said. “A lot of people who have participated in the past are jumping in and doing it again, a lot of smaller custom home builders.”

 

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