Housing Signs

| 1/1/2011

Metro Miami Home Sales

21% Increase in home sales — including existing single-family homes and condos — in the third quarter 2010 compared with the year-earlier period

9 Consecutive months of home sales increases

-1% Drop in sales of existing single-family homes in the third quarter 2010

43% Increase in sales of existing condos vs. third quarter 2009

$191,100 Median sales price for single-family homes, down 1% from a year earlier

$104,600 Median sales price for condominiums, down 24% from a year earlier

-7% Drop in housing inventory in Miami-Dade County vs. a year earlier

Source: Miami Association of Realtors, Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service

Tags: Miami-Dade, Housing/Construction

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