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Florida real estate values shot up quite higher last October compare with the year ago. Not even hurricanes could stop it. The state's median home price rose to $241,000. A year ago, in 2004, it was about $188,800. It is hefty 28 percent increase. Interesting enough, in October 2000 the same median home price was $116,000.
On the other side, sale prices dropped a bit compare with September, when the median price was $247,800. Also the number of sold houses fell from 16,844 homes sold a year ago, to 16,029 existing single-family homes sold last month, meaning a higher unsold inventory of homes. More on Florida real estate is here ...
Posted in Real Estate at November 29, 2005 04:40 PM
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