Sarasota Real Estate Market News!

 Sarasota real Estate Market News Ric Del Vizo, Realtor and  Brandy Coffey, Broker/Owner Coffey & Company Realty October Sales Continue  Strong Pace Volume 1, Issue 1, Nov.2009 Coffey & Company Realty Representing Two Beachfront Developments Coffey and Company Realty has recently secured representation of two very large condominium developments located in the beachfront communities of Siesta Key and Anna Maria Island.  The Beach Club at Siesta Key consists of twenty-nine stylishly appointed residences available for purchase; providing stunningly beautiful studio, one, and two bedroom accommodations.   The Beach Club at Anna Maria Island has all of the amenities of a large resort with the added benefits of a private, uncrowded hideaway.  Each of the studio, one, two, or three bedroom residences is decorated using clean lines and fresh colors, all the while remaining inviting and engaging.  These residences offer our buyers the unparalleled opportunity for second home, or investment property ownership with attractive rental income potential.  To remove your name from our mailing list, please send and e-mail to COFFIZO@GMAIL.COM with “UNSUBSCRIBE” in the Subject line and we will be happy to remove you from our list.                        Coffey & Company Realty I 1626 Ringling Blvd. I Sarasota, FL I 941-487-6981 Beach Club Anna Maria Island, Florida More Details More Details Sarasota, Florida named Number 1 real estate market to buy in Now on NBC’s Today Show.  Watch the Video Here.  Pending sales have now exceeded the 800 level for 8 out of 10 months in 2009, after lingering in the 400 to 500 per month range for much of the previous 2 years. Spotlights Strong property sales in the Sarasota market in October 2009 continued to provide ample evidence of a market in recovery, with overall sales nearly 36 percent higher than October 2008. Total sales stood at 574 in October, compared to 364 total sales in October 2008. The breakdown was 419 single family homes and 155 condos sold last month.   The upward trend during the traditionally slower season could be a prelude to a busy fall and winter for local Realtors®. The overall economic recovery from a two-year recession appears to be the primary reason behind the sales spurt, along with the national $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers. That tax credit was extended, and expanded to include many other homebuyers on Nov. 6, so the home buying sales rush could easily continue through the season and into the first quarter of 2010.  Beach Club Siesta Key, Florida

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