Panama City Florida real estate – Market Summary for May 2009
Posted on June 1, 2009
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The latest real estate market summary for May 2009 is now availble for viewing and download.
Here is the condo Market Summary: Condo sales comparison 2008-2009…
There are some very interesting numbers from May:
- Condo sales in units continue to rise
- Although slightly, average condo sale prices continue to rise as well
- Single family homes (excluding Mobile) declined slightly
- Although average single family home prices (excluding Mobile) rose slightly
These numbers are very interesting if you are considering buying or selling a Panama City Florida property.
Update to the Market Summary page:
As I prepare for a new release of the Panama City Real Estate website, I am making changes to this page. The quick glances are now all graphical which each property type (condos and homes) having their own graphs.
For additional information on the Panama City Florida real estate market, contact me directly…
Jennifer Mackay
jenniferim@jennifermackay.com
850-774-6582
www.jennifermackay.com
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Even though the market has decreased by a phenominal rate, it looks like we are finally at or near the bottom. Now it is just a matter of time before the market actually turns around.