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Short Sales and Foreclosures Rule in Kissimmee Poinciana Florida for 2009

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Real Estate Market Report for Kissimmee Poinciana Florida for 2009

Comments from Bryant Tutas
Broker/Owner
Tutas Towne Realty, Inc

OK so that chart was fun. I wanted to give a picture of the market in Kissimmee-Poinciana Florida from 2007 to the end of 2009. Check out the depreciation. Property values are down 67% during this 36 month period.


But the good news is values only fell 7% for 2009 and it looks like property values have not only started to level off but may be slowly increasing. 

Here’s another little goody for you. In 2007 there were only 420 sales. 2008 this number increased to 627. In 2009 Poinciana Florida broke an all time record with the most resale property sales in their HISTORY with 1,596!!! That’s awesome!!

Of those 1,596 sales 1,303 of them were either a Foreclosure (1,083) or Short Sale (220). That means that 82% of the property sales in Poinciana Florida for 2009 were distressed properties.

Currently there are 507 properties on the market in the neighborhoods of Poinciana. 102 are foreclosures. 291 are Short sales. 114 are regular listings.

Inventory is real low. It is getting very difficult to find a property in Kissimmee-Poinciana Florida.

Folks if you want to buy in Poinciana now is the time. Do not sit on the side lines any longer or you will be out of luck. If you find a property you like be prepared to make an offer of asking price or more.

If you need to sell…well chances are you will need to do a Short sale. If that’s the case…give me a call. If you are waiting for your homes value to go back to 2006 values…..it ain’t going to happen for many, many years, if EVER, so just get that thought out of your head.

OK that’s it for me. Any questions?

Do NOT be foreclosed on! Avoid foreclosure. Short Sales DO close.

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Posted by Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc 5 months ago

HI, BB,  Buyers who wait may lose a lot!  greetings from Burbank CA Real Estate

Posted by Lupe Soto-Burbank-RE (www.HomesWithLupe.com) 5 months ago

Wow...let me see...$75k in North Dakota... cold and dark or $75k in Poinciana...the journey down had  to hurt  but somebody has got to start seeing the value of what can be had for a tiny mortgage payment!

Posted by Steve and Jan Bachman--Northern Virginia Realtors (RE/MAX Gateway, Reston, Herndon, Ashburn, Sterling, Fairfax ) 5 months ago

... no wonder you guys became the Short Sales Gurus in your area ! Wow !

 

Nice chart by the way :o)

Posted by Sheldon Neal -- That British Agent -- (Bergen County, NJ - RE/MAX Real Estate Limited) 5 months ago

Bryant - Is my math off or am I reading your chart wrong?  It seems like the difference in Jan. of 2008 to Jan. of 2009 is down about 45% and several of the other months are similar, and even the difference between Dec. of 2008 and 2009 is down 15%.  How can it only be down 7% total between 2008 and 2009 for the year?  Or am I misreading?

Posted by Jared Hokanson - Realtor® Southern Oregon (RE/MAX PLATINUM) 5 months ago

BB - those are some pretty impressive statistics. But I have to agree with Jared - Looks to me like the drop from 2008 to 2009 is still pretty sustantial. Good news, though, if things appear to be leveling offer. Some folks are going to miss the boat.

Jeff

Posted by Jeff Dowler ~ Carlsbad Real Estate ~ 760-840-1360 (RE/MAX Moonlight Beach (CA DRE Lic. # 01490977)) 5 months ago

We haven't had as severe a "correction" up here but there are plenty of short sales and depressed sellers. 

Posted by J. Philip Faranda (J. Philip LLC) Westchester County NY 5 months ago

BB,

Those numbers are staggering, but I'm glad to hear your inventory is now decreasing.

Posted by Orange Co. Real Estate~Lynda Eisenmann, Broker-Owner, CRS,CRB,GRI,SRES, Brea, CA (Preferred Home Brokers) 5 months ago

Wait... Poinciana is in, our very close to Kissimmee? OMG! We need to plan a setup on my daughter! She's at Florida Christian College in Kissimme! I'm hereby indicting you and TLW as my partners-in-crime, in planning some type of "punking" on my daughter! >=)  (muwa ha ha haaa!!)

Posted by Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) 5 months ago

Bryant.. . makes you wonder if we really hit bottom already? 

Great report!

Posted by Fernando Herboso Associate Broker Realtor® Maryland-Northern Virginia (PrimeTime Realty Homes- Owner Associate Broker) 5 months ago

BB - WOW!! It looks like housing is now really affordable in your area. I'm sure with those prices things are selling again as long as the lenders cooperate.

Posted by Robert Schwabe - Orange Park FL Real Estate (Keller Williams- First Coast Realty) 5 months ago

Sure looks like you're close to the bottom if not past it (since sales are actually a lagging indicator).  Your conclusions are right on, even possible a little late now.

Posted by Gabe Sanders, Stuart Florida Real Estate (Premier Realty Group) 5 months ago

I feel better already!  We lost maybe 4%?

Posted by Eleanor Thorne 919-649-5057 Cary Mortgage Loans NMLS #67179 (First Financial Services, Inc) 5 months ago

How do the regular sales compete with the short sale and foreclosurs? Sounds like a lot of lost equity there as well.

Posted by Gary L Waters PLLC-Realtor Viera Suntree Melbourne Rockledge Brevard County FL (Century 21 Baytree Realty, 1211 Admiralty Blvd, Rockledge) 5 months ago
I like how you reviewed the data in your blog post. I should definitely write a few market reports tonight!
Posted by Melissa Zavala Realtor® North San Diego County Homes (Broadpoint Properties) 5 months ago

Cool chart, Bryant!  What a huge difference in the depreciation each year!  It is almost weird.

Posted by Wendy Rulnick "Its Wendy!" Destin Florida Short Sales (Rulnick Realty, Inc.) 5 months ago

Where are we with 2010?  Inquiring minds want to know....

Posted by Yvette Chisholm (Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.) 5 months ago

Maybe you guys should buy a house? Or two? Or three? 

The 67% decline is figured from January 2007 when values were at $221,000 and December 2009 when they were at $72,677.

2010 is still cranking. You can't keep a well priced property on the market. Poinciana has a population of almost 70,000 people amd there are less than 600 single family homes for sale. That's incredible.

Gary-- regular sales only make up 18% of the sales, The prices are the same. Most of the homes in Pooinciana were built after 2003 so the foreclosures ands short sales are still relatively new homes. With most being only a 4-5 years old.

The 7% figure is the decline from Jan to Dec 2009.

 

 

Posted by Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc 4 months ago

Bryant, I'm glad stuff is moving again and that the falling like a stone price thing is slowing down. 

Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) 4 months ago

Awesome market update. This is great news for Poinciana. Now is indeed the time to jump onboard. I showed about 12 homes in Poinciana today and they were all in great condition and well priced. It is getting harder to find the cheap ones though. 4 months ago I could have pulled up 50 (or more) of the same stock to show and today I had to look under every rock to find those 12.

Posted by Nathan Tutas (Tutas Towne Realty, Inc.) 4 months ago

BB - The price drop in Poinciana is amazing.  I hope it stays low for some time.

Posted by Marc Swartz, CA, CPA, Real Estate Broker Toronto, Durham & York Regions, Ontario (Sutton Group-Heritage Realty Inc., Brokerage (905) 471-2000) 4 months ago

That is simply amazing to look at!  I sure am glad our market was a little more stable than that!

Love your report.....

Posted by Dagny Eason Wilton and area of Fairfield County CT Real Estate (William Raveis) 4 months ago

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