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Featured Listing in University Park Country Club

This four-bedroom, four and a half-bathroom home features almost 5,000 square feet of beauty. It is situated on a half-acre lot and includes an oversized three-car garage. You will find it listed at just $1,194,000.

8310 Grosvenor Ct $1,194,000, 4 Beds 5 Baths 4,953 Sqft ½ Acres 3 Garages

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The Latest on Our Local Real Estate Market

Whether you are looking to buy, sell or invest in real estate, it is important to understand market conditions. Real estate is hyper-local, with market dynamics changing from subdivision to subdivision. However, county trends generally give you a good idea of what to expect.

Sketch of Florida home

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Luxury Homes Real Estate

It’s a Great Time to Buy a Luxury Home!

The luxury single family home market ($1M+ homes) is more of a buyer’s market in both Sarasota County and Manatee County this year than last. Markets are generally considered in “balance” when there is about six months of inventory for sale at the current pace of home sales. When the inventory gets greater than that, buyers tend to have more leverage than sellers in negotiations.

Luxury Homes Are Likely Bargains in Sarasota and Manatee

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In Contract in Summerwood!

Another listed home in contract for the Shanahan Group. We are moving towards a closing date in Summerwood!

Listing of home for sale at Old Summerwood

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Mortgage Payment Rates Continue to Predict a Healthy Local Housing Market

The latest mortgage statistics show an improving market in Sarasota and Manatee counties as the numbers continue to improve. Both short-term delinquency rates (30 days late) and serious delinquencies (90 days + late) are lower than they were last year at this time. From a mortgage perspective, Hurricane Irma had significantly more impact than this year’s red tide.
The most recent data shows that there are roughly 54% less people 30 days late on their mortgages than there were last year at the same time. The total is only 2.9% (versus 3.2% last month).