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Market Conditions Summary for Cape Coral, Florida

Reported by

Adrian Waring P.A.
as of 1/7/2009:

OUR LOCAL REAL ESTATE MARKET IS HOT!..HOT!..HOT!..Why do I say that ? . Prices have declinded significantly in the South West area of FL particularly in Cape Coral.It is now possible to get a home less than 3 years old for under $90,000... MORE->
About Adrian Waring P.A.

Reported by

Michael Schneider-Christians
as of 1/6/2009:

My cautious but optimistic outlook for 2009: Prices will go down further, but prime properties, priced right, sell fast. Prime is direct Gulf access here in Cape Coral. Inventory will stay high for all 2009 because of many more foreclosures.... MORE->
About Michael Schneider-Christians

Reported by

Peggy Wilkins
as of 1/5/2009:

The Market Here Has Stabilized To Prices Not Seen For A Few Years. The Time To Invest Or Buy A Second Home In SW Florida Is Now.... For Updated & Current Market Conditions... Call TODAY 1-800-322-1734 www.PeggyWilkins.com The market... MORE->
About Peggy Wilkins

Reported by

Dan Colofranson
as of 12/29/2008:

FIND GREAT DEALS AS FORECLOSURES & SHORTSALES DOMINATE THE MARKET!! SEARCH THE MLS for FREE! Read my email below and I'll show how you can get this information whenever you want! Sales dramatically jumped in Cape Coral outpacing last... MORE->
About Dan Colofranson

Reported by

The Diane Fowler TEAM
as of 12/11/2008:

Many bank-owned homes in town!! Prices about 60% LESS than Nov. 2005 !! THIS IS THE TIME !! Don't be left out! Call me! Diane Fowler,... MORE->
About The Diane Fowler TEAM

Reported by

RuthAnn McBride
as of 11/20/2008:

Cape Coral, the 5th fastest growing city in the nation continues to boom. As of September 8, 2008, there are 107 3/2 Single Family homes on the market ranging in price from $62,500 to $729,900. There were 16 closed single family home sales from June... MORE->
About RuthAnn McBride

Reported by

Joan Dwyer Psarros
as of 11/17/2008:

Everyone waited for the elections, and then the bailout, now that season is here it is time to BUY! The investors as well as those looking for their second homes and jumping in for one of the incredible deals. Buyers need to be educated so they know... MORE->
About Joan Dwyer Psarros

Reported by

Carmen Valladares
as of 11/16/2008:

With home prices as low as $65,000 in some cases. We are starting to see a shift in the market, buyers are starting to see the value in Cape Coral once again since Jan. til today sales are up month after month, prices have turned downward... MORE->

Reported by

Susan Milner
as of 9/22/2008:

www.Florida-Future-Realty.com | 1-888-764-6665 | Cape Coral Short Sale / Pre-Foreclosure homes start just over $50,000 making this town a very inexpensive place to call home. Call us at (239) 542-8521 if you'd prefer to discuss this over the phone.... MORE->
About Susan Milner

Reported by

Kenneth Tribble
as of 9/15/2008:

It's a great time to be a Buyer! Sellers have become much more realistic, interest rates remain low and Buyers have much more inventory to choose from. That means tremendous buying opportunities. Gulf access properties have dropped below $300K. It... MORE->
About Kenneth Tribble

Average Current Market Rating: 1.5 (10 ratings)

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Average Current Price Trend: 2.4 (10 ratings)

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Note: A strong Buyer's Market does not necessarily mean that it is not a good time to sell your home. Likewise, a strong Seller's Market does not necessarily mean it is a bad time to buy a home. We suggest contacting one of the Real Estate Professionals on this page for advice.

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