Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Real Estate Appreciation - Tampa Bay Florida
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FLORIDA POPULATION GROWTH AND REAL ESTATE APPRECIATION
Between mid 2003 and mid 2004, Florida's population hit 17.4 million making it the Nation's third fastest growing state. The population increased by nearly 400,000 people with an average of 1,090 per day. Florida's growth is being driven primarily by winter weary Northerners and others who are attracted by the warmer weather and tropical lifestyle. Some were planning for retirement and decided to invest in the Tampa Bay market now. Many bought before the boom and have seen their initial buy price increase 25 to 35% per year. Others during that time frame were attracted by cheaper housing and they too have seen substantial price appreciation on their purchase. Some younger people and families relocated for better job opportunities and rented units while they prepared for purchase. This added to the rental income on those that purchased investments to rent.
INVESTMENTS COMMENT- KNOWLEDGE IS YOUR POWER
We are all familiar with the "Dot.com" Internet Stocks Bubble. It reached a plateau and came falling down....then settled and after years...a few have slowly begun to rise....but not near the astronomical heights previously.
FLORIDA BUSINESS CLIMATE STATISTICS
Florida is one of the Nation's Top 10 Business States in 2005 according to a recent national study. The ranking considered 26 factors. It means that Florida is among the best places in the nation for conducting and succeeding in business because of it's progressive pro business policies, a quality workforce and a positive economic environment. The Nation's five best performing central business districts over the next two years will be Tampa Florida, Miami Florida, Orlando Florida, Oakland California and Orange County California. Florida is also projected to turn in a good showing among suburban business markets in such regions as Pinellas County Florida and Palm Beach County mainly because of while collar job growth.
FLORIDA POPULATION GROWTH AND REAL ESTATE APPRECIATION
Between mid 2003 and mid 2004, Florida's population hit 17.4 million making it the Nation's third fastest growing state. The population increased by nearly 400,000 people with an average of 1,090 per day. Florida's growth is being driven primarily by winter weary Northerners and others who are attracted by the warmer weather and tropical lifestyle. Some were planning for retirement and decided to invest in the Tampa Bay market now. Many bought before the boom and have seen their initial buy price increase 25 to 35% per year. Others during that time frame were attracted by cheaper housing and they too have seen substantial price appreciation on their purchase. Some younger people and families relocated for better job opportunities and rented units while they prepared for purchase. This added to the rental income on those that purchased investments to rent.
INVESTMENTS COMMENT- KNOWLEDGE IS YOUR POWER
We are all familiar with the "Dot.com" Internet Stocks Bubble. It reached a plateau and came falling down....then settled and after years...a few have slowly begun to rise....but not near the astronomical heights previously.
FLORIDA BUSINESS CLIMATE STATISTICS
Florida is one of the Nation's Top 10 Business States in 2005 according to a recent national study. The ranking considered 26 factors. It means that Florida is among the best places in the nation for conducting and succeeding in business because of it's progressive pro business policies, a quality workforce and a positive economic environment. The Nation's five best performing central business districts over the next two years will be Tampa Florida, Miami Florida, Orlando Florida, Oakland California and Orange County California. Florida is also projected to turn in a good showing among suburban business markets in such regions as Pinellas County Florida and Palm Beach County mainly because of while collar job growth.
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Help for sellers. I stumbled across this by accident when I was looking for some ideas to "stage" my home. It's been on the market for two months and no offers yet. My agent says I am right in line with the price I am listed at and I shouldn't reduce the price but I should increase the commission rate. I don't know who to believe anymore. I found the section on "7 deadly sins that sellers make" on the web and I've had my eyes opened. My agent is far from pleased but I am now thinking she really is only interested in getting her commission without really earning it. I am cancelling the listing when it comes up for renewal next month and I think I'll just try to do it myself and save myself a bunch of money. Anyway, if you're selling or thinking about it, here's where I found it 7 deadly sins that sellers make One good thing about it is there�s none of that stuff like agent referrals on the site and they don�t make you log in or anything. They also have a lot of tips for buyers and FSBO and all sorts of things. Hope this helps some of you.
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Have you ever tried to get an answer to a real estate question on the web only to be taken to an agent's sales site? I was surfing the other day and came across this site RE info 4 me and I was pleasantly surprised to find it was a no B/S site with loads of info for buyers and sellers. It's not full of advertising either, just down to earth common sense. It's free and theres no sign up or anything. Check it out.
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Have you ever tried to get an answer to a real estate question on the web only to be taken to an agent's sales site? I was surfing the other day and came across this site RE info 4 me and I was pleasantly surprised to find it was a no B/S site with loads of info for buyers and sellers. It's not full of advertising either, just down to earth common sense. It's free and theres no sign up or anything. Check it out.
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