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For all the information you need on living in Fairhope, Daphne, Malbis, Montrose, Point Clear, Spanish Fort, Gulf Shores or Orange Beach Alabama contact me, Terryl Reeves. I have the experience and technical expertise to make your home buying or home selling experience here in Alabama as efficient and beneficial as possible.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
Great Location for Residential or Commercial Right in the Old Downtown Area of Daphne, AL
Beautiful Home, Great Price In Montrose Area of Fairhope, AL
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Large Estate Lot in Rock Creek Fairhope, Alabama
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Baldwin County, AL Residential Market Report – May 2011
(Total, North, Eastern Shore, Central, South, Gulf Beach)
Prices: The average sales price in Baldwin County for May increased 6.55 percent to $221,678 from $208,055 in April. The median sales price decreased 0.32 percent to $156,000. Median sale prices increased in North by 3.06 percent and in Eastern Shore by 28.54 percent. Median sale prices decreased in Central by 13.95 percent, in South by 3.59 percent, and in Gulf Beach by 9.09 percent in May, 2011.
Sales: Sales for the entire county fell from 373 to 358, or 4.02 percent. North Baldwin showed a total of 14 sales, an increase of 55.56 percent compared to April. Sales in Eastern Shore also increased from 106 to 110 in May, or 3.77 percent. Gulf Beach decreased 6.21 percent, having a total of 136 sales compared to 145 sales in April. Central sales decreased 43.75 percent, or from 32 to 18 sales, and South decreased 1.23 percent by a change of one sale less than the total of 81 sales in April.
Days on Market: Average days on the market for the whole county decreased from 196 in April to 189 in May, a 3.57 percent change. Eastern Shore increased by 27.61 percent, or from 163 to 208. Decreases resulted in North Baldwin, by 57.31 percent, Central Baldwin, by 10.66 percent, South Baldwin, by 17.37 percent, and Gulf Beach, by 10.31 percent – as compared to the previous month.
U.S.: The number of homes sold in the U.S. increased by 36.3 percent in March, 2011. The median sales price rose 2.4 percent to $159,800, and the average sales price rose to $207,300, a 2.50 percent change. The number of months required to sell the existing inventory decreased to 8.3. The National Association of Realtors recommends a 6 to 8 month range for a healthy market.
Overall, the Baldwin residential market showed an increase in all aspects compared to last year. Eastern Shore showed significant increases compared to both April and last year. Also, North Baldwin showed a 55.56 percent increase from April in number of sales, which, compared to last year, is a 250 percent increase.
As always, if you’d like more information on the Fairhope, Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, Daphne or Baldwin County markets, or on specific properties down here, feel free to email me at Terryl@FairhopeRealtyGroup.com; or call me at 251-990-8838.You can also visit my web-site and search the MLS on your own at www.FairhopeHomeSearch.com.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Absolutely Stunning, Classic Home in Historic Old Daphne, AL
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Huge Price Drop on Sandy Ford Home – Loaded with Extras, Fairhope, AL
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Incredible Home Must Sell Now – On the Golf Course – Bank Approved Short Price – Foley, AL
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Sunday, June 5, 2011
The Bottom May Be Behind Fairhope, AL as Prices Begin to Rise
Single family residential sales in Fairhope, Alabama see to be on the rise. In May, sales were up just a few percent above May 2010, but median prices increased 17%. That’s the first we’ve seen of increasing values – hopefully indicating that the bottom of this market is in our rearview mirror! YTD, prices are flat (due to declines for the first four months of the year), but sales are up 31% (Fairhope sales were up 30% in 2010 from 2009 as well).
So, while we’re not out of the woods yet – there is some good news out there. Other areas of Baldwin County aren’t rebounding quite as well, but they are showing signs of improvement. This includes the beaches – were YTD condo sales are up 11% from 2010 and median prices are down 6%. Since there were nearly zero condo sales from May – December 2010 (due in large part to the oil spill and the unrelenting negative press that it brought), I think that beach condo sales will end up being up nearly 50% over last year when all is said and done.
For more detailed stats on the area, visitwww.FairhopeHomeSearch.com.
As always, if you’d like more information on the Fairhope, Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, Daphne or Baldwin County markets, or on specific properties down here, feel free to email me at Terryl@FairhopeRealtyGroup.com; or call me at 251-990-8838.You can also visit my web-site and search the MLS on your own at www.FairhopeHomeSearch.com.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Incredible Home for Sale on the Golf Course in Point Clear Stables, Fairhope, AL
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Incredible Home in Timbercreek – Daphne, AL MUST SELL NOW – Make an Offer!!
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