The June 2020 numbers are in, and it’s good news!

 

We Broward County Realtors have been working steadily, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, and many real estate indicators in June 2020 were better than Broward County real estate stats in May 2020.

The number of CLOSED SALES in June 2020 were 1,313. While that is down about 10% from last year, it’s up from the 814 sales in May 2020. And, we’ve moved from a 51% decrease between May 2019 and May 2020, to just a 10% drop in June for the same years.

The MEDIAN SALES PRICE has also increased. In June 2020, it was $390,000. That’s a 5.4% increase from June 2019, and about a 4.7% increase from May 2020. The AVERAGE SALES PRICE was $498,158, which is a 6.7% increase over June 2019 and it even shows an increase from the $468,646 average sales price in May 2020.

The MEDIAN PERCENT OF THE ORIGINAL LIST PRICE received held strong. In May 2020 it was 96.2%, and in June 2020 it was 96.5%. June’s figure was also a slight increase, 0.2%, over the same time last year.

The market was moving slower in Broward County in June than in May 2020. The MEDIAN TIME TO CONTRACT went up to 44 days. That’s 12.8% higher than in June 2019 and 33% higher than in May 2020. So, homes were on the market for a bit longer before a contract was signed.

The MEDIUM TIME TO SALE was also longer at 89 days, representing a 7.2% increase over June 2019 and a 17% increase over May 2020. Buyers are getting a bit of a breather because homes aren’t going under contract as quickly, but sellers are still happy since homes aren’t staying on the market for an extended period either.

Showing a new listing in June 2020The number of NEW LISTINGS in June 2020 was down from the same time last year. This June, 1,772 new listings came on the market, which is a 5.8% decrease from June 2019. But, with 1,755 new listings in May 2020, we’re up about 10% from last month, and that shows that there’s still a good amount of activity in the market.

At the end of June 2020, there were 4,089 ACTIVE LISTINGS, representing a 3.4 MONTHS SUPPLY OF INVENTORY, which is just about where we were last month, but fewer than we had in June of 2019.

Various indicators determine whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market in real estate. One of the easiest is to look at is how much inventory there is. A basic rule of thumb is that if there is less than 6 months’ supply of homes for sale, it’s a sellers’ market. Buyers will compete for a smaller selection of homes and sellers won’t negotiate much. We’re in a seller’s market right now. The inventory is low, and homes are selling very close to the asking price.

If there is more than 6 months’ supply of homes for sale, the buyers are more in control. They have their choice of a number of potential new homes, they’ll typically negotiate harder, and sellers will be more open to selling for less than their asking price.

If you are planning to buy a home in Broward County, check out our tips for buying in a sellers’ market. And, if you’re selling or buying in Davie or other County locations, please consider the Teri Arbogast Real Estate Team.

Take a look at our Google reviews, and you’ll see that our clients have lots of good things to say. We’re very proud of our five-star ratings on Google, Zillow, and other real estate review websites. We’d love to make you our next successful client!  Call us at 954-242-8030 or send an email today.

 

Teri Arbogast Team Davie FL

The COVID-19 pandemic made some changes in how real estate works in Broward County. As Broward County Realtors, we stay in touch with market conditions and what we saw in the Broward County Real Estate Stats May 2020 indicates that the market slowed, but there is still opportunity in Broward County.

There were 814 CLOSED SALES in May 2020, a decrease of 51% from May 2019. It’s natural that the real estate market has less volume now due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But, while the volume has gone down, there were still TRANSACTION IN MAY that represented $381.5 million, which is nothing to sneeze at.

The MEDIAN SALES PRICE was $372,500, and the AVERAGE SALES PRICE was $468,646. Those two indicators point to the fact that home prices are slightly higher than the same month in 2019 higher priced homes are still very active in the marketplace.

The MEDIAN PERCENT OF THE ORIGINAL LIST PRICE  received was excellent. Homes sold at a healthy 96.2% of the original list price. Even with all the pressures in the current market, buyers aren’t expecting that sellers are desperate and will accept extremely low offers.

The market is moving faster than the same time last year. The MEDIAN TIME TO CONTRACT  in May was 33 days, which is about 23% less than May 2019, when the median was 43 days. For buyers, the message is that homes are moving relatively rapidly and decisions need to be made quickly. It’s good news for sellers because homes aren’t typically languishing on the market for months.

Broward County Real Estate Stats May 2020The MEDIAN TIME TO SALE was 76 days as compared to 84 days in May, 2019. That’s good news for both buyers and sellers because it indicates that the financing process hasn’t slowed down. In fact, it may be moving even faster.

In May 2020, there were 1,755 NEW LISTINGS added to the real estate market in Broward County. That’s down about 15% from the same month last year, but it indicates that even with the pandemic, people are still ready to sell.

At the end of May 2020, there were 4,762 ACTIVE LISTINGS, which comprises a 3.9 MONTHS SUPPLY OF INVENTORY. The Months Supply of Inventory shows you how long it would take to sell all existing listings. Under six months of inventory indicates a seller’s market.

In a seller’s market, there are more buyers than there are homes on the market. For sellers, that means that the market is strong and they can expect to sell their homes pretty close to the listing price. For buyers, it means that they will often be competing with other buyers for the same house.

As a team, the Teri Arbogast Team is keeping busy listing homes and helping buyers. If you’re thinking about buying or selling, you should know that the pandemic hasn’t ravaged the market for Davie homes for sale or homes for sale in other areas in Broward County such as:

If you want to hire Realtors in Broward County, please consider the Teri Arbogast Real Estate Team. Take a look at our Google reviews, and you’ll see that our clients have lots of good things to say. We’re very proud of our five-star ratings on Google, Zillow, and other real estate review websites. We’d love to make you our next successful client!  Call us at 954-242-8030 or send an email today.

 

Broward County Real Estate Stats May 2020

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