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Lakeland FL Real Estate Update for 02/01-02/15/2010

Update for the Lakeland FL real estate market! There are 1923 homes for sale throughout Lakeland, Florida – as of 02/19/10. While Lakeland homes inventory remains stable, newly listed homes for the period of February 1st through February 15th increased by 16.75% to 203 Lakeland homes for sale. The average sales price of Lakeland homes listed with area Realtors® increased to $165,715 from my previous report.

The types of homes and average prices for sale in Lakeland, Florida according to the Multiple Listing Services (MLS) are as follows:

3 duplex units with a sales price of $48,267

6 condos listed with an average sales price of $141,417

18 mobile homes listed with an average sales price of $62,678

5 Townhomes/Villas listed with an average sales price of $107,440

171 single family homes with an average price of $181,178

Lakeland’s newest homes listed! The priciest and also currently the most expensive home on the market in Lakeland is this 2008 McQuillen custom built pool home which features 6 bedrooms and 5 ½ baths with over 6,700 square feet of living space of the main house and is located in the Crescent Woods community. Its current list price is $2,100,000.  On the contrary, the cheapest Lakeland home newly listed is a HUD bank owned 2 bedrooms 1 baths home listed for $15,000 – just under $15.00 per square foot – located in the Valencia Heights subdivision.

For more detailed information of where the homes are located and more, please continue to read by clicking this link

 

Petra Norris - REALTOR®, SFR
Managing Broker - CDV TransAtlantic, Inc.
 
CDV TransAtlantic Inc
(863) 619-6918
 

Comments

Nice update Petra.  Our housing market has stabilized too with fewer homes added to inventory and prices increasing slightly.  The prices here in California are a lot higher though; $305,000 for a single family home.  

The "funny" thing is that we have a home listed for sale in our market, however, it can't be previewed.  When I wanted to make an appointment for my clients I was told by the listing agent that it was on hold until the homeowner and bank came to an agreement. I suspect that this short sale is not really for sale.  Anything like that happening in your market?

Posted by Anja Kerstens, CDPE CHS® ASP® selling Silicon Valley real estate (Summit Realty Group - HomeStaging) almost 2 years ago
How could any of this be betetr stated? It couldn't.
Posted by Destrie 6 months ago

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