Douglas Elliman Releases Q3 2020 Florida Regions Market Reports For South Florida

Douglas Elliman has just released their Q3 2020 Market Reports for Florida regions, which were prepared in conjunction with Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel INC. The reports have revealed that sales rose sharply higher year over year, rebounding quickly from the restraint of spring market activity at the onset of the COVID-19 crisis.

Douglas Elliman has just released their Q3 2020 Market Reports for Florida regions, which were prepared in conjunction with Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel INC. The reports revealed that sales rose sharply higher year over year, rebounding quickly from the restraint of spring market activity at the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. Palm Beach has been one of the hottest markets in the United States as flight capital continues to pour in from the high-tax states such as New York and Connecticut. All three condo price trend indicators increased year over year for the fifth straight quarter in Palm Beach while single family sales nearly tripled from the year-ago quarter as listing inventory fell sharply. Coral Gables and Miami Beach also surged as sales and prices saw 5 year highs across much of South Florida.

BOCA RATON/HIGHLAND BEACH

Overview:

  • In a rebound from the prior quarter, condo and single family sales saw their largest annual rise in seven years

  • All single family price trend indicators rose year over year as sales saw its largest jump in nearly nine years

  • All luxury condo price trend indicators showed a substantial year over year increase

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 28.6% to $868,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 12.2% to $414

  • Number of sales rose 14.3% to 88

  • Listing inventory declined by 1.5% to 405 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 14.3% to $2,550,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 4.5% to $421

  • Number of sales rose 25.4% to 89

  • Listing inventory declined by 22% to 266 units

MIAMI BEACH/BARRIER ISLANDS

Overview:

  • Condo price trend indicators increased as sales and listing inventory edged higher

  • Overall single family price trend indicators set new records as sales surged year over year

  • Luxury condo price trend indicators jumped year over year, aided by a shift to larger sized sales

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 29.3% to $2,975,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 18.9% to $1,262

  • Number of sales remained flat at 77

  • Listing inventory declined by 15.1% to 993 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 13.9% to $14,806,950

  • Average price per square foot increased by 12% to $1,787

  • Number of sales rose 63.6% to 18

  • Listing inventory declined by 27.1% to 102 units

MIAMI COASTAL MAINLAND

Overview:

  • Condo price trend indicators and sales moved higher as listing inventory slipped to a three-year low

  • Single family price trend indicators set new records as sales rose to their highest level in more than five years

  • Luxury condo price trend indicators increased year over year as listing inventory declined annually for the second time in three quarters 

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 9.9% to $852,500

  • Average price per square foot increased by 6.9% to $508

  • Number of sales rose 1% to 200

  • Listing inventory declined by 15.1% to 2,398 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 31.1% to $1,940,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 29.3% to $600

  • Number of sales rose 9.5% to 230

  • Listing inventory declined by 32.1% to 694 units

CORAL GABLES

Overview:

  • Single family sales surged and listing inventory fell from the prior year quarter as the lockdown ended

  • Condo listing inventory declined annually for the fifth consecutive quarter

  • Luxury single family listing inventory declined sharply year over year for five straight quarters

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price fell 41.4% to $962,500

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 28.7% to $407

  • Number of sales slipped 11.1% to 8

  • Listing inventory inclined by 125% to 72 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 26.9% to $4,500,000

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 6.4% to $989

  • Number of sales rose 53.3% to 23

  • Listing inventory declined by 21.1% to 101

DELRAY BEACH

Overview:

  •  Single family sales increased at their highest year over year rate in five years

  • Condo sales reached their highest third-quarter total in twenty-two years of tracking

  • Both single family and condo luxury listing inventory fell sharply from the prior year total

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 41.1% to $604,500

  • Average price per square foot increased by 21.4% to $409

  • Number of sales rose 14.3% to 72

  • Listing inventory declined by 25.2% to 169 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 40.8% to $2,500,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 5.7% to $515

  • Number of sales rose 22.9% to 43

  • Listing inventory declined by 45.6% to 99 units

FORT LAUDERDALE

Overview:

  •  All condo price trend indicators rose year over year as the number of sales jumped 

  • Single family sales surged, and listing inventory fell sharply from the prior-year quarter

  • Single family median sales price increased annually for the eighth consecutive quarter

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 0.9% to $1,155,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 1.4% to $509

  • Number of sales rose 7.8% to 55

  • Listing inventory declined by 0.5% to 379 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 7.7% to $2,275,000

  • Average price per square foot remained flat at $580

  • Number of sales rose 17.6% to 60

  • Listing inventory declined by 21.5% to 256 units

JUPITER/PALM BEACH GARDENS

Jupiter Overview:

  •  Single family sales jumped year over year as listing inventory dropped sharply

  • The most third-quarter condo sales in fifteen years

Palm Beach Gardens Overview:

  • The most third quarter single family sales in fifteen years

  • Condo listing inventory declined annually for the sixth straight quarter

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price fell 7.1% to $657,500

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 16.4% to $320

  • Number of sales rose 27.3% to 28

  • Listing inventory inclined by 26.3% to 72 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 121% to $3,550,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 37% to $678

  • Number of sales rose 14.7% to 39

  • Listing inventory declined by 38.7% to 76 units

PALM BEACH

Overview:

  • All three condo price trend indicators increased year over year for the fifth straight quarter

  • Single family sales nearly tripled from the year-ago quarter as listing inventory fell sharply

  • Luxury listing inventory fell significantly year over year for the third consecutive quarter 

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo + Single Family:

  • Median sales price declined 39.3% to $10,000,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 20% to $1,906

  • Number of sales rose 87.5% to 15

  • Listing inventory declined by 65.3% to 26 units

WELLINGTON

Overview:

  • Condo sales surged annually at their highest rate in eleven years as listing inventory edged higher for the second straight quarter

  • Single family median sales price rose annually for the twelfth straight quarter as listing inventory dropped sharply

  • Luxury condo median sales price more than doubled year over year as listing inventory saw a significant annual decline  

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 102.4% to $840,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 61.1% to $427

  • Number of sales rose 28.6% to 9

  • Listing inventory declined by 42.1% to 22 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 28.1% to $1.825,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 13.1% to $553

  • Number of sales rose 20.7% to 35

  • Listing inventory declined by 9.3% to 194 units

WEST PALM BEACH

Overview:

  • Condo median sales price has risen each quarter on a year over year for more than nine years

  • Single family listing inventory has fallen at a rising year over year rate for five consecutive quarters

  • Luxury condo listing inventory has posted large annual gains for three of the past four quarters

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price declined 49.1% to $407,500

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 62% to $452

  • Number of sales rose 7.5% to 72

  • Listing inventory inclined by 85.5% to 308 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price rose 48.7% to $1,297,250

  • Average price per square foot increased by 32.1% to $412

  • Number of sales rose 28% to 64

  • Listing inventory declined by 14.3% to 132 units

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Sears Lists Several Properties for Sale in Central Florida

Riding on the heels of an announcement last spring to close more than a 100 of its brick-and-mortar locations, Sears is continuing to unwind its real asset holdings. The struggling retailer has retained Avison Young Florida Capital Group in an exclusive to market and sell three department stores and the largest Sears distribution center in the state.

If successful, the sales will provide millions in much-needed cash flow to fund Sears struggling operations. The five properties, located in Daytona Beach, Port Richey, Tampa, and Ocala, total more than 2.35 million square-feet. The largest of the properties is the 1.93 million square-foot distribution center located at 655 Southwest 52nd Avenue in Ocala, and is also the largest industrial building in Florida.

Sale-leaseback deals have been a preferred method of disposition for Sears, which allow the retailer to downsize, but continue its day-to-day operations. It hopes to raise its liquidity and return to profitability.  

The Avison Young marketing team includes principal and managing director Michael T. Fay, principals John K. Crotty and David Duckworth, senior vice presidents Jay A. Ziv and Ray Hayhurst, and senior associates Joshua Ladle and Brian de la Fé.


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