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t Sarasota real estate market continues healthy sales in June 2011 Members of the Sarasota Association of Realtors® continued to sell properties at a brisk pace in June 2011 with 728 total transactions recorded last month. This marks the fourth month in the last 12 with sales exceeding the 700 level – all occurring in 2011. In addition, the median sales price for single family homes hit the highest level since last June, and the total inventory of available properties dropped to the lowest level in more than a decade, which could spur stronger competition for homes and condos. There were 510 single family home closings and 218 condo closings in June, which continues the strong sales surge in 2011. While the total was somewhat lower than May’s 796 sales, and June 2010’s total of 776 sales, the current trend has been the strongest since the real estate boom of 2003- 2005. The sales even rival the mini-boom from last year’s federal homebuyer tax credit incentive. This year, there is no government program propping up the market, so the sales simply reflect a high level of buyer interest. Prices for both single family homes and condos were also above the annual median prices for the past two years, with the single family median sales rising to $175,000, the highest since June 2010 (also at $175,000). The figure was a 10 percent jump from May, when the median price was $159,000. The condo median price slipped to $185,000 from last month’s surge to $218,750. But the figure was still much higher than the median for the last 12 month period ($162,000). The total available property inventory dropped to 4,830, another big decrease from the May figure of 5,010, and now the lowest level in the past 10 years. The inventory reached its apex in April 2007, when 17,089 properties were on the market. The lower inventory, combined with the higher sales rate, has now dropped the months of inventory to 5.9 months for single family homes and 8.2 months for condos, both figures far below the highs of 25.3 months for single family (in early 2009) and 41.7 months for condos (in late 2008). The 6 month level is traditionally a point which represents equilibrium in the market between buyers and sellers. Once the figure trends downward below 6 months, buyers are often forced to compete for properties, which generally drives prices higher. In fact, at the lower price ranges below $120,000, where about 40 percent of sales are occurring, the months of inventory has dipped to below 4 months. That means competition is very high for these properties, with multiple offers often reported by agents. The overall market (combined single family and condo) stands at 6.9 months of inventory. “It is encouraging to see how the Sarasota market has continued this strong momentum in the face of continuing weakness in the national and state economies,” said SAR President Michael Bruno. “The inventory of available properties, which is lower than it has been since the 1990s, is a very important statistic. Historically, prices rise as competition for homes increases, and we’re seeing that occurring in our market. The percentage of distressed property sales is stabilizing, so prices should naturally continue to rise.” The overall percentage of distressed sales (short sales and foreclosure sales) remained at 38 percent of the June 2011 sales. That compares to 47 percent as recently as February 2011 and a high of 51 percent in November 2010. “As an association, we have kept our members educated and informed about the ongoing distressed property situation, and they have benefited greatly from this valuable resource,” explained Bruno. “Realtors® who have kept current on the latest trends and changes within the market have been able to make the best of a tough situation, and the numbers reflect that. We all hope to see a significant drop in foreclosures and short sales in the coming years, and when that happens, Sarasota agents will be ready to handle the new market realities.” Pending sales dropped to 754 from last month’s level of 841. They reached a recent peak of 1,208 in March 2011, continuing to reflect our area’s typical seasonal slowdown. Pending sales are properties going under contract during the month, and the statistic is a strong indicator for the next two or three months of sales, as pending sales reflect current buyer activity. Last June, pending sales were at 767, so the seasonal trend appears to be holding true. We all hope to see a significant drop in foreclosures and short sales in the coming years, and when that happens, Sarasota agents will be ready to handle the new market realities.- SAR President Michael Bruno www.sarasotarealtors.com Sarasota Realtor® Magazine AUGUST 2011 15

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tSarasota real estate market continues

healthy sales in June 2011Members of the Sarasota Association of Realtors® continued

to sell properties at a brisk pace in June 2011 with 728 total transactions recorded last month. This marks the fourth month in the last 12 with sales exceeding the 700 level – all occurring in 2011. In addition, the median sales price for single family homes hit the highest level since last June, and the total inventory of available properties dropped to the lowest level in more than a decade, which could spur stronger competition for homes and condos.

There were 510 single family home closings and 218 condo closings in June, which continues the strong sales surge in 2011. While the total was somewhat lower than May’s 796 sales, and June 2010’s total of 776 sales, the current trend has been the strongest since the real estate boom of 2003-2005. The sales even rival the mini-boom from last year’s federal homebuyer tax credit incentive. This year, there is no government program propping up the market, so the sales simply reflect a high level of buyer interest. Prices for both single family homes and condos were also above the annual median prices for the past two years, with the single family median sales rising to $175,000, the highest since June 2010

(also at $175,000). The figure was a 10 percent jump from May, when the median price was $159,000. The condo median price slipped to $185,000 from last month’s surge to $218,750. But the figure was still much higher than the median for the last 12 month period ($162,000).

The total available property inventory dropped to 4,830, another big decrease from the May figure of 5,010, and now the lowest level in the past 10 years. The inventory reached its apex in April 2007, when 17,089 properties were on the market.

The lower inventory, combined with the higher sales rate, has now dropped the months of inventory to 5.9 months for single family homes and 8.2 months for condos, both figures far below the highs of 25.3 months for single family (in early 2009) and 41.7 months for condos (in late 2008). The 6 month level is traditionally a point which represents equilibrium in the market between buyers and sellers. Once

the figure trends downward below 6 months, buyers are often forced to compete for properties, which generally drives prices higher.

In fact, at the lower price ranges below $120,000, where about 40 percent of sales are occurring, the months of inventory has dipped to below 4 months. That means competition is very high for these properties, with multiple offers often reported by agents. The overall market (combined single family and condo) stands at 6.9 months of inventory.

“It is encouraging to see how the Sarasota market has continued this strong momentum in the face of continuing weakness in the national and state economies,” said SAR President Michael Bruno. “The inventory of available properties, which is lower than it has been since the 1990s, is a very important statistic. Historically, prices rise as competition for homes increases, and we’re seeing that occurring in our market. The percentage of distressed property sales is stabilizing, so prices should naturally continue to rise.”

The overall percentage of distressed sales (short sales and foreclosure sales) remained at 38 percent of the June 2011 sales. That compares to 47 percent as recently as February 2011 and a high of 51 percent in November 2010.

“As an association, we have kept our members educated and informed about the ongoing distressed property situation, and they have benefited greatly from this valuable resource,” explained Bruno. “Realtors® who have kept current on the latest trends and changes within the market have been able to make the best of a tough situation, and the numbers reflect that. We all hope to see a significant drop in foreclosures and short sales in the coming years, and when that happens, Sarasota agents will be ready to handle the new market realities.”

Pending sales dropped to 754 from last month’s level of 841. They reached a recent peak of 1,208 in March 2011, continuing to reflect our area’s typical seasonal slowdown. Pending sales are properties going under contract during the month, and the statistic is a strong indicator for the next two or three months of sales, as pending sales reflect current buyer activity. Last June, pending sales were at 767, so the seasonal trend appears to be holding true.

“We all hope to see a significant drop in foreclosures and short sales in the coming years, and when that happens, Sarasota agents will be ready to handle the new market

realities.”- SAR President Michael Bruno

www.sarasotarealtors.com Sarasota Realtor® Magazine AUGUST 2011 15

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Sarasota MLSSM Statistics - June 2011 Sarasota MLSSM Statistics - June 2011

Statistics were compiled on properties listed in the MLS by members of the Sarasota Association of Realtors® as of July 11th, 2011,including some listings in Manatee, Englewood, Venice, and other areas. Single-family statistics are tabulated using property styles of single-family and villa. Condo statistics include condo, co-op, and townhouse.

Single Family – Sale Price Vs. List Price % Rates  Jan  Feb  Mar  Apr  May  Jun  Jul  Aug  Sept  Oct  Nov  Dec 

2010  94.4  92.8  95.2  94.8  95.2  95.3  94.7  95.2  94.6  95.2  94.8  94.1 2011  94.5  94.1  94.7  94.1  94.2  94.3  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐ 

 

Single Family  

#Active  #Sold  %Sold Average DOM 

Median Sale Prices 

Median Last 12 Months 

Months Inventory 

Pending Reported 

%Pending # New Listings 

# Off Market 

This Month  3,048  510  16.7  188  $175,000  $155,000  5.9  586  19.2  321  202 

This Month Last Year 

3,819  576  15.9  173  $175,000  $165,000  6.6  575  15.9  790  264 

Last Month  3,148  546  17.3  192  $159,000  $155,990  5.8  609  19.3  434  186 

YTD  ‐  3,144  ‐  182  $153,750  ‐  ‐  4,255  ‐  3,163  ‐  

 

Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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Jun‐10 Jul‐10 Aug‐10 Sep‐10 Oct‐10 Nov‐10 Dec‐10 Jan‐11 Feb‐11 Mar‐11 Apr‐11 May‐11 Jun‐11

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Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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Sarasota MLSSM Statistics - June 2011 Sarasota MLSSM Statistics - June 2011

Median sales price is the middle value, where half of the homes sold for more, and half sold for less. Listings sold were closed transac-tions during the month. Pending sales are sales where an offer has been accepted during the month, but the sale has not yet closed. Even though some pending sales never close, pending sales are an indicator of current buyer activity. DOM indicates the average number of days that sold properties were on the market before a contract was executed.

Condo  

#Active  #Sold  %Sold Average DOM 

Median Sale Prices 

Median Last 12 Months 

Months ofInventory 

Pending Reported 

%Pending # New Listings 

# Off Market 

This Month  1,782  218  12.2  231  $185,000  $162,000  8.2  168  9.4  189  231 

This Month Last Year 

2,174  200  9.2  203  $145,000  $185,000  10.9  192  8.9  260  219 

Last Month  1,862  250  13.4  228  $218,750  $160,000  7.4  232  12.4  212  211 

YTD  ‐  1,299  ‐  217  $170,000  ‐  ‐  1,443  ‐  1,551  ‐  

Condo – Sale Price Vs. List Price % Rates  Jan  Feb  Mar  Apr  May  Jun  Jul  Aug  Sept  Oct  Nov  Dec 

2010  92.5  92.4  92.5  93.2  94.2  93.7  94.2  93.5  93.2  94.3  94.5  92.9 2011  93.4  91.2  92.2  93.4  94.5  94.2  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐ 

 

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Pending SalesSingle FamilyCondo

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InventorySingle FamilyCondo

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Sarasota Association of Realtors® MLS

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Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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Single Family Sales ‐ By Quarter REO Short Arm's Length

Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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Condo Sales ‐ By Quarter REO Short Arm's Length

Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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REO Short Arm's LengthSingle Family Median Sale Price

Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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REO Short Arm's LengthCondo Median Sale Price

Second Quarter 2011 Report

* Homebuyer Tax Credit In Effect

* Homebuyer Tax Credit In Effect

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Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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Source: Sarasota Association of Realtors®

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* Homebuyer Tax Credit In Effect

* Homebuyer Tax Credit In Effect

* Homebuyer Tax Credit In Effect

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$132,300

$172,500$191,000

$226,000

$272,500

$351,000$342,000

$303,000

$230,000

$160,000 $163,000

$142,000

$145,000$173,000

$191,000

$225,000

$305,000$301,225

$336,250$320,000

$210,000

$163,000

Annual Median Sale Price ‐ 2000 to 2010 Condo Single Family

$132,300

$172,500$191,000

$226,000

$272,500

$351,000$342,000

$303,000

$230,000

$160,000 $163,000

$142,000

$145,000$173,000

$191,000

$225,000

$305,000$301,225

$336,250$320,000

$210,000

$163,000

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Annual Median Sale Price ‐ 2000 to 2010 Condo Single Family

Annual Sales ‐ 2000 to 2010Single Family Condo Total

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11267

10562

Single Family Condo Total

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7,596

6,8416533

7036

8167

63586739

7603

4,3494,940

5,603

6,504

4,3533,922

4,6265,183

5,466

3 671 3 721

6533 63586042 5820

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2,184 2,0962,564

3,1933,671 3,721

2,005 2,120

1,1941,556

2,137

1,194

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010