Florida Sales Report – 3rd Quarter 2008

Existing Condominiums

 

 

Realtor Sales

Median Sales Price

Statewide &

Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs)

 

3rd Qrtr.

2008

 

3rd Qrtr.

2007

 

%

Chge

 

3rd Qrtr.

2008

 

3rd Qrtr.

2007

 

%

Chge

STATEWIDE* (1)

      9,472

9,680

  -2

$160,000

  $196,000

-18

Daytona Beach

283

261

 8

$221,100

$277,500

-20

Fort Lauderdale

1,658

1,510

10

$134,000

$181,300

-26

Fort Myers-Cape Coral

495

359

38

$193,900

$232,800

-17

Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie

177

152

16

$142,500

$183,600

-22

Fort Walton Beach

166

157

 6

$320,000

$344,300

-7

Gainesville

206

358

-42

$144,500

$154,600

-7

Jacksonville (2)

275

392

-30

$147,300

$163,500

-10

Lakeland-Winter Haven

24

37

-35

$120,000

$99,400

21

Melbourne-Titusville-
Palm Bay

289

294

 -2

$155,600

$184,700

-16

Miami

1,231

1,290

 -5

$219,800

$272,000

-19

Marco Island (3)

95

90

  6

   $378,100

$354,500

7

Ocala

10

16

-38

     $58,000

  $85,000

-32

Orlando

439

474

 -7

$114,000

$154,100

-26

Panama City

126

134

 -6

$214,700

$254,200

-16

Pensacola

114

133

-14

$275,000

$297,500

-8

Punta Gorda

46

50

  -8

$120,000

$163,300

-27

Sarasota-Bradenton

444

732

-39

$202,600

$241,700

-16

Tallahassee

26

108

-76

$110,000

  $94,700

16

Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater

1,363

1,504

  -9

$142,800

$168,700

-15

West Palm Beach-Boca Raton

1,480

1,235

20

$141,100

$190,800

-26

 

(1)    *Statewide figure includes data from the Naples Area Board of Realtors.

(2)    Data from the St. Augustine & St. Johns County Board of Realtors for July was not available.

(3)    Data is only from the Marco Island Association of Realtors.

 

Editor's note: Sales numbers represent totals of Realtors' closed transactions from local Realtor
boards/associations within the MSAs.

 

This information is based on a survey of MLS sales levels from FloridaÕs Realtor boards/associations. MSAs are defined by the 2000 Census. Source: Florida Association of Realtors and the University of Florida Bergstrom Center for Real Estate Studies.