Daytona Beach Real Estate

One minute video market report on Daytona Beach real estate market sales for the month of July through today. We’ve entered the video age. Our first video is on sales to date for the month of July presented by Mike Byrne. The length of the video is just under a minute.

 

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In addition to home values and tight credit, Daytona Beach homes buyers now have something more to consider. Interest rates in early May were 5.80% for a 30 year conventional mortgage. Today, the rate as published by bankrate.com was at 6.42%.

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A higher rated air conditioner can save a lot of money. Electrical costs can increase by over $200 or more during the hot months in Daytona Beach.

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At this point in June, 107 homes and condos had been sold. For July, that number is at 131 properties as of this morning. I’m not going to read anything into this because we are below the May pace of 151 properties at the same point in the month. June sales were 259 properties and May were at 286. It appears that we are on pace for somewhere in that range.

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Bankrate.com lists their highest Safe & Sound® ratings at 5 and that’s what they still give IndyMac, five days after its failure.

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We believe that the long-term forecast for our market has changed and that business and government must change our current economic structure if we are to see future growth.

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Mother Jones magazine, in their latest issue, shows a timeline of events going back to 1913 that contributed to the recent sub-prime mortgage crisis.

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1st Quarter Daytona Beach real estate sales were 606 properties, but second quarter sales were 823 properties, up 36%.

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Daytona Beach real estate sales lost some ground in June, dropping to 259 residential homes and condos sold and falling 9.7% against May sales of 286 properties. This bucks the recent trend of two months of good sales increases, but is not as bad as it appeared earlier this month.

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Daytona Beach Real Estate Sales are lower than May But Improving after a few sluggish weeks. We look to be back on track - time will tell.

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