The bridge at Vanderbilt Drive between 111th Avenue and Wiggins Pass Road has opened to traffic.
Bicyclists and pedestrians are to use a five foot wide pathway temporarily. Crews will open the full width of the pathway (10 ft. ) within the next few weeks after the handrail is installed.
Source: Naples Daily News
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February 24, 2010
Dunes Sold Listing Trends
From January 2009- February 2010 there have been 29 closed sales in The Dunes development.
Currently there are 18 contracts pending (some may not close due to contingencies), but at lower prices, inventory is diminishing. There are 9 contracts in on the Grande Preserve and 9 in the first phase, buildings 1, 2, and 3. Sale prices are not made public until these units close.
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Currently there are 18 contracts pending (some may not close due to contingencies), but at lower prices, inventory is diminishing. There are 9 contracts in on the Grande Preserve and 9 in the first phase, buildings 1, 2, and 3. Sale prices are not made public until these units close.
(data collected from SunshineMLS of Naples)
For more information call 239-687-4471 or visit Naples Beachfront Condos
August 26, 2009
National Index Indicates Free Fall in Home Prices Over
Home prices posted their first quarterly increase in three years, another signal that the housing market may have turned a corner.
From May to June, prices in Tampa rose 0.4 percent while prices in Miami rose 0.5 percent.
The national index released Tuesday rose nearly 3 percent, though that reading is still down almost 15 percent from the second quarter last year.
Home prices are at levels not seen since early 2003, with prices falling 30 percent from the peak in the second quarter of 2006. The monthly index of 20 major cities increased 1.4 percent from May to June to 142, the second straight month the index registered a gain.
All but two cities, Las Vegas and Detroit, saw home prices rise, and Dallas and Denver clocked their fourth-straight monthly increase.
Prices have a long way to go to recover completely. Every metro in the Case-Shiller report showed annual declines, with 15 reporting double-digit drops.
Data from the Florida Association of Realtors released last week shows some stability in prices for the Sarasota-Bradenton market.
The Case-Shiller findings show that the free-fall in home prices is over, said David Denslow, a research economist at the University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and Business Research.
"We've seen the market hitting bottom or at least flattening out," Denslow said. "It may go up a little bit and then down a little bit during the recovery, but I think the downward trend in prices has stopped."
The quarterly rise is an indication of a number of factors: investors scooping up bargains, baby boomers returning to the second-home market and first-time home buyers using the federal government's $8,000 tax credit, figuring prices are as low as they are going to go.
"The most likely outcome is an optimistic one," Denslow said. "Not an overly optimistic one, but when you look at recoveries after other bubbles have burst you see this type of recovery."
"We are moving beyond the distressed product into the normal retail channels and into the higher price points," Huskey said. "It's good news. It does not mean we are out of this yet, but it is a very, very positive indication."
Information from the Associated Press was used in this report.
Source: HeraldTribune, August 26, 2009
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From May to June, prices in Tampa rose 0.4 percent while prices in Miami rose 0.5 percent.
The national index released Tuesday rose nearly 3 percent, though that reading is still down almost 15 percent from the second quarter last year.
Home prices are at levels not seen since early 2003, with prices falling 30 percent from the peak in the second quarter of 2006. The monthly index of 20 major cities increased 1.4 percent from May to June to 142, the second straight month the index registered a gain.
All but two cities, Las Vegas and Detroit, saw home prices rise, and Dallas and Denver clocked their fourth-straight monthly increase.
Prices have a long way to go to recover completely. Every metro in the Case-Shiller report showed annual declines, with 15 reporting double-digit drops.
Data from the Florida Association of Realtors released last week shows some stability in prices for the Sarasota-Bradenton market.
The Case-Shiller findings show that the free-fall in home prices is over, said David Denslow, a research economist at the University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and Business Research.
"We've seen the market hitting bottom or at least flattening out," Denslow said. "It may go up a little bit and then down a little bit during the recovery, but I think the downward trend in prices has stopped."
The quarterly rise is an indication of a number of factors: investors scooping up bargains, baby boomers returning to the second-home market and first-time home buyers using the federal government's $8,000 tax credit, figuring prices are as low as they are going to go.
"The most likely outcome is an optimistic one," Denslow said. "Not an overly optimistic one, but when you look at recoveries after other bubbles have burst you see this type of recovery."
"We are moving beyond the distressed product into the normal retail channels and into the higher price points," Huskey said. "It's good news. It does not mean we are out of this yet, but it is a very, very positive indication."
Information from the Associated Press was used in this report.
Source: HeraldTribune, August 26, 2009
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