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Orlando, Florida Home Sales – July 2021
Compared to the same month in 2020, the number of homes on the market decreased by 43%. Compared to last month, there are 14% more properties available.
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Compared to the same month in 2020, the number of homes on the market decreased by 43%. Compared to last month, there are 14% more properties available.
During the month of June 2021, the Orlando Housing Marking inventory experienced a significant drop compared to the same month last year.
A total of 3,872 homes sold during the month, a tally that is 82% more than the 2,127 sales in the same month during 2020.
This school is the starting point for hundreds of families as they begin their journey through one of the best school districts in the state, Seminole County Public Schools.
The median price of an Orlando home sold in April 2021 was $295,000, which is an 11% increase compared to the same month last year.
In a market like this, homes that are priced well and in good condition get multiple offers.
During the month of March 2021, the Orlando housing market inventory experienced a significant drop compared to the same month last year.
Real Estate Market Stats for The Orlando Metropolitan Area
The median price of an Orlando home sold in January 2021 was $275,000, which is a 12 percent increase compared to the same month last year.
During the last month of 2020, the Orlando housing market remained strong with increased sales and home prices.
The homeowners insurance industry is currently going through some fairly major changes here in Florida and I wanted to provide some highlights as to what is occurring. There are multiple things in play that are impacting the state as a whole. The article linked below explains exactly what is going on.
Finding a realtor is probably going to be one of the most important things you do.
All info is accurate to the best of my knowledge. But things can and do change. Please let me know at tom@jeanscotthomes.com if anything needs to be updated. Thank you.
How does someone purchase a home that’s in foreclosure? There are three ways.
Often we work with home buyers who are hesitant to get a mortgage loan pre-approval letter from a lender.
We occasionally receive calls from buyers who want to work directly with our listing agent. Our listing specialist and the listing side of our team work only for the sellers. It’s part of our value proposition to homeowners who hire us to sell their home for them. We do not represent buyers and negotiate against homeowners who hired us.
We have helped several families on both sides of the transaction – home buyers and sellers – with the Home Partners of America Lease with Right to Purchase Program. All the details are on their website, https://www.homepartners.com/how-it-works/program-summary. Here’s a brief overview for home buyers:
Am I paying too much rent for my apartment or house rental? Is it better to buy?
What should my credit score look like? Will my student loan or car loan debt affect my ability to purchase?
Do you want to ensure that all the homes around you are well maintained on the outside? Do you want amenities within the community?