Showing posts with label St. Augustine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Augustine. Show all posts

Monday, August 3, 2020

Have You Ever Flunked Retirement?



I thought I'd take a back seat in the industry but missed it too much.  So, here I am with a new team,website and all things GOOD!
We specialize in all things Marsh Creek and other private gated subdivisions in St. Augustine.  It's time we catch up so keep your eyes peeled for more!

Friday, January 2, 2015

Peggy Gachet's Real Estate Advise and More

What does the real estate market look like in my neighborhood, Marsh Creek Country Club of St. Augustine?

During the year of 2013 there were 23 houses sold in Marsh Creek Country Club of St. Augustine.  In 2014 that number went up to 29.  The prices have improved with the increase in sales primarily due to limited inventory.  During the worst of the down turn prices fell over 50%.  Inventory of available homes to purchase hovered around 40.  During 2014 that number averaged around 25 and as of today, January 2, 2015, the number of homes available for sale is 11.

In fact out of the last four sales we've made in Marsh Creek, three never made it to
Multiple Lists before they sold.


Has the market recovered?  Not entirely but I'd say it's well on it's way.  With such limited inventory it will be difficult to maintain a strong number of sales.

(Photo of wildlife in Marsh Creek by Dan & Bob Dorrill)

Peggy Gachet's Real Estate Advise and More

If you think a new water heater or air conditioner is needed this year you may want to research your options before the need arises.  New regulations will impact the price.

Educate yourself before shopping!



http://rismedia.com/2015-01-01/new-regulations-affect-homeowners-in-2015/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=eNews

Peggy Gachet's Real Estate Advice and More!

This is one of the best articles I've read that supports ownership vs. renting.  The prices are improving in our market primarily due to a limited supply.  This is especially reflective of specific neighborhoods.  Condo prices are still depressed but improving though at a slower rate than single family homes.  Financing limitations has more to do with that fact.  Read and Enjoy!
https://news.fidelity.com/news/news.jhtml?cat=Economy.US&articleid=201501011204MRKTWTCHNEWS_SVC000055&IMG=N

Monday, December 2, 2013

Peggy Gachet's Real Estate Tips and More

WHAT'S THE LATEST TREND IN SHORT SALE OPPORTUNITIES IN FLORIDA?

According to Florida Realtor.org, Florida was ranked number 2 in the number of short sales approved during the month of October, 2013.  Likewise, Florida remains riddled with Foreclosure sales with Orlando and Jacksonville leading the state in the number of foreclosure auction sales.

Certainly as home values and demands rise, banks will find it more prudent to foreclose than approve short sales.  This explains the shift recently seen nationwide.  Banks are experiencing a quicker turn around of properties as the investor and institutional buyers find bargains at foreclosure auctions.  Since that market segment typically pays with cash it will come as no surprise that Florida is the national leader in cash sales (65.6%).