Coldwell Banker Has Impressive Sales in 2010!
Coldwell Banker United has the most SOLD properties and the most PENDING properties in our Market according to the MLS market data for 2010. Our Company has the second highest number of LISTINGS in our market area. Those impressive statistics tell you we get the job done at Coldwell Banker United.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
December Events on the Emerald Coast!
SPECIAL DECEMBER EVENTS
Christmas In Baytowne Wharf Light Show on Wednesday nights in December at 6:00, 7:00 and 8:
Sinfonia Orchestral Holiday at Destiny Worship Center at 7:30 on December 17th
Baytowne Wharf New Year's Eve Celebration! December 31st, Great Entertainment All Evening!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
New Home Sales Up 6.6 Percent in September, 2010
New-Home Sales Climb 6.6 Percent in September 2010
Sales of new homes climbed 6.6% in September 2010, figures released by the federal government showed, representing the second straight month of gains, but still well below the pace when a tax credit existed. Sales of new single-family homes rose 6.6% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 307,000, which is stronger than the 300,000 that economists expected in a MarketWatch-compiled poll.
A recent report showed sales of existing homes were also stronger than expected, rising 10%, and the two reports lend support to some economists who believe housing demand hit a bottom in late summer.
"After dropping precipitously following the expiration of the first-time home buyer tax credit, it looks as though new home sales have stabilized," said Nicholas Tenev, an economist at Barclays Capital. "We expect a gradual recovery over the coming months."
Still, the pace of new-home sales is 21.5% below the same level of last year. The pace of new-home sales is also considerably below the 414,000 rate in April, when the market was buoyed by a tax credit that has since expired.
There's also still plenty of supply, with the government estimating supply of eight months of unsold homes, though that's down from 8.6 months in August. The stock of unsold houses fell 1% from August and dropped 19% from Sept. 2009.
"With little new construction going on, inventories of unsold new homes at least aren't a problem even with sales at a depressed level, with the number of new homes for sale extending a run of record lows," said David Greenlaw, an economist at Morgan Stanley.
The median sales price rose 1.5% from August and 3.3% from Sept. 2009 to $223,800-about 30% above the median price of an existing home.
The margin of error for new-home sales is a considerable plus or minus 16.9%.
September's housing market was only partly affected by a foreclosure moratorium of some leading lenders, which gathered pace in October.
New-home sales, by definition, wouldn't be affected by foreclosure disputes and in fact could benefit by virtue of purchasers getting "clean" title when buying new properties.
(c) 2010, MarketWatch.com Inc. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. Copyright© 2010 RISMedia, The Leader in Real Estate Information Systems and Real Estate News. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be republished without permission from RIS
Sales of new homes climbed 6.6% in September 2010, figures released by the federal government showed, representing the second straight month of gains, but still well below the pace when a tax credit existed. Sales of new single-family homes rose 6.6% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 307,000, which is stronger than the 300,000 that economists expected in a MarketWatch-compiled poll.
A recent report showed sales of existing homes were also stronger than expected, rising 10%, and the two reports lend support to some economists who believe housing demand hit a bottom in late summer.
"After dropping precipitously following the expiration of the first-time home buyer tax credit, it looks as though new home sales have stabilized," said Nicholas Tenev, an economist at Barclays Capital. "We expect a gradual recovery over the coming months."
Still, the pace of new-home sales is 21.5% below the same level of last year. The pace of new-home sales is also considerably below the 414,000 rate in April, when the market was buoyed by a tax credit that has since expired.
There's also still plenty of supply, with the government estimating supply of eight months of unsold homes, though that's down from 8.6 months in August. The stock of unsold houses fell 1% from August and dropped 19% from Sept. 2009.
"With little new construction going on, inventories of unsold new homes at least aren't a problem even with sales at a depressed level, with the number of new homes for sale extending a run of record lows," said David Greenlaw, an economist at Morgan Stanley.
The median sales price rose 1.5% from August and 3.3% from Sept. 2009 to $223,800-about 30% above the median price of an existing home.
The margin of error for new-home sales is a considerable plus or minus 16.9%.
September's housing market was only partly affected by a foreclosure moratorium of some leading lenders, which gathered pace in October.
New-home sales, by definition, wouldn't be affected by foreclosure disputes and in fact could benefit by virtue of purchasers getting "clean" title when buying new properties.
(c) 2010, MarketWatch.com Inc. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. Copyright© 2010 RISMedia, The Leader in Real Estate Information Systems and Real Estate News. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be republished without permission from RIS
Monday, December 6, 2010
December Events on the Emerald Coast!
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DECEMBER EVENTS ON THE EMERALD COAST!
Christmas in Baytowne Wharf Wednesday Concert Series from 6:00-8:00
A Baroque Christmas NorthWest Symphony Orchestra December 10th, 7:30-10:00
Free Pictures With Santa- Grand Boulevard- December 11th
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