Naples Florida Real Estate Market Report July 2013

Inventory Continues to Decrease; Sales $1M+ Reach Record High 

LISTED, PENDED, CLOSED YEAR TO DATE JULY 2013

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LISTED, PENDED, CLOSED MONTH OF JULY 2013

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BREAKDOWN BY PRICE CATEGORY YEAR TO DATE JULY 2013 (This chart shows the percentage of the market represented by each price segment.)

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CLOSED SALES

  •  The average closed price in July 2013 for sales above $1,000,000 increased 18% when compared with July 2012. The number of sales in this price segment reached a record number of closed transactions in July 2013 (71), from a low in July 2009 (39).
  • The number of closed sales and median sales price year-to-date continues to increase. For the first seven months of 2013, closed units are up 8% and median sales price is up 14% from 2012 YTD.

PENDED SALES

  • Pended sales in July were up 47% over July 2012 (357 sales vs. 243 in July 2012).
  •  All price segments show increases in number of pended sales year-to-date with the exception of properties priced under $250,000 (down 6% from YTD July 2012).
  • Price ranges with the greatest increases through the first 7 months are properties priced between $250,000 and $500,000 (up 31%) and those priced above $1,000,000 (up 26%).

NEW LISTINGS

  • On August 1, 2013, available inventory in the combined Naples, Bonita Springs and Estero market stands at 5,021 units (2,419 single family homes and 2,602 condominiums). This represents a 5.1 month supply based on the number of closings in the past 12 months.
  •  The supply of single family homes and condominiums for sale decreased 21% from August 1, 2012 (6,385 units to 5,021). The average list price on August 1, 2013 is $762,162.

 
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