Author: Sherri Dodsworth

       We finally had a slow down in sales activity this week after a spate of white hot weeks, closing “only” ten sales and writing up seventeen new contracts.  Sellers added seventeen new listings, (four of which are already under contract and one which has sold), and made only ...

 There has been no let up in our frenzied sales activity; last week our combined sales and new contracts came in at 37 and we matched that number this week once again with eighteen sales and nineteen new contracts. Sellers thankfully added fifteen new listings to our meager inventory but ...

 Crazy sales activity continues unabated, with twenty-four sales and thirteen new contracts.  Sellers jumped on the bandwagon adding twenty-three sorely needed new listings, two of which are already under contract, but made only three price changes, two of which were price increases. Even with all those new listings, our inventory ...

   This is just crazy. Demand for our coastal Florida real estate is out of control. We are running out of inventory. This week we had twenty closings, (hat tip to our closing attorneys’ staffs for their incredibly long hours and endless efforts to make this happen – you guys ...

   Our real estate feeding frenzy continued unabated with ten sales and an unbelievable twenty-two new contracts.  Sellers added seven new listings, one of which is already under contract, and made six price changes, five of which were price increases. Our inventory dropped an alarming 10% from last week ending ...

   We may have had a LOT of rain this week but it sure hasn’t dampened interest in real estate as we closed fourteen sales and wrote up an unbelievable nineteen new contracts. Wow! Sellers added nine new listings, one of which is already under contract, and made six price ...

   We continue to mirror the national market with demand far outweighing supply; our overall inventory is down 18 1/2% from just last week, with a mere 21 houses and 92 lots left from which to choose, leaving a total inventory down 26 from last week, closing with 113 active ...

   We continue to mirror the national market with demand far outweighing supply; our overall inventory is down 18 1/2% from just last week, with a mere 21 houses and 92 lots left from which to choose, leaving a total inventory down 26 from last week, closing with 113 active ...

   Whether it was the usual Spring Breakers or the beginning fallout of Cape San Blas showing up last week in a national news story as having been named by AirBnB as one of the top five spring and summer vacation destinations, whatever the cause, the Cape was loaded to ...

   According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), new home sales in February were down not because of buyers but because of builders trying to catch up with a back log of orders and putting new starts on hold.  Rapidly rising material costs are another factor; I had a ...

   A recent Airbnb survey of favorite destinations for vacationers this year in the US saw Cape San Blas coming in at fifth place and our market activity certainly reflects that interest, closing the week with thirteen sales and double that number of new contracts, with twenty-six parties signing up to purchase a ...

   Our market is definitely following the national trend of inventory deficit as demand is so outweighing supply and consequently pressuring pricing upward. This past week we had twelve closings and wrote up a staggering twenty-six new contracts. Sellers added twelve new listings, two of which are already under contract, and made four price changes. Compare ...