Douglas Elliman Releases May 2020 New Signed Contracts Report for Florida
Douglas Elliman in conjunction with Miller Samuel, a leading independent appraisal firm, has just released its May 2020 New Signed Contracts Report, which reveals that the number of newly signed contracts across property types in Florida was at a high last month, despite there being lower levels of new listing inventory coming online.
Douglas Elliman in conjunction with Miller Samuel, a leading independent appraisal firm, has just released its May 2020 New Signed Contracts Report, which reveals that the number of newly signed contracts across property types in Florida was at a high last month, despite there being lower levels of new listing inventory coming online. The Florida report includes the five counties of Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Pinellas, and Hillsborough, focusing on the new contracts signed and new listings that entered the Florida Market during the entire month. The regions are broken up by two property types: single family and condo, as well as county, borough, or area. New contracts and new listings for each property type have been broken out by eight price tranches depending on regional pricing, on a year to year basis. Douglas Elliman will be producing a monthly recurring report similar to this one during the first week of each month to cover the prior month’s number of new contracts signed and new listings to provide a data-driven picture of the rapidly changing market.
Palm Beach County
Overview:
Despite lower levels of new listing inventory coming online, the number of new signed contracts across property types pressed higher
Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)
Single Family:
Number of new signed contracts for homes jumped 27.7% to 3,444 contracts
Listing inventory dropped 37.9% to 1,381 units
There was a 49.3% decline in the number of new listings for homes priced below $200K
Condo:
Number of new signed contracts for condos increased by 16.6% to 2,033 contracts
Listing inventory declined 28.7% to 906 units
111 condos priced above $1M went into contract, a 40.5% increase from the number of condos that went into contract in May 2019
Broward County
Overview:
There was a larger rise in overall single family new signed contracts than for overall condo new signed contracts
Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)
Single Family:
Number of new signed contracts rose 33.4% to 3,499 contracts
Listing inventory slipped 42.3% to 1,389 units
Listing inventory dropped by 66.4% for homes priced below $200K to 48 units
Condo:
Number of new signed contracts increased by 19.2% to 2,491 contracts
Listing inventory dropped 35.1% to 1,108 units
89 condos priced at or above $1M went into contract, a 50.8% increase from last year
Miami-Dade County
Overview:
Despite the significant drop in single family and condo new listings during the spring, a noticeable uptick began in May
Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)
Single Family:
Number of new signed contracts rose 36.2% to 3,284 contracts
Listing inventory declined 40.7% to 1,232 units
Listing inventory for homes priced below $200K saw a 60.6% decline
Condo:
Number of new signed contracts edged up 4.1% to 3,058 contracts
Listing inventory dropped 42.6% to 1,386 units
There were 91 new listings for condos priced between $600K to $799K, a 52.4% drop from last year’s 191 new listings for similarly priced condos
Pinellas County
Overview:
Along with the atypical drop in new listings introduced to the market this spring, new contract signings surged for both single families and condos
Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)
Single Family:
Number of new signed contracts surged 45.3% to 2,519 contracts
Listing inventory decreased by 33.4% to 974 units
Homes priced at or above $1M saw a 100.0% surge in the number of new signed contracts for a total of 132
Condo:
Number of new signed contracts rose 32.3% to 1,143 contracts
Listing inventory fell 34.9% to 443 units
25 condos priced between $800K to $999K went into contract, a 108.3% increase from last year
Hillsborough County
Overview:
There was a significant surge in new signed contracts for both single family and condo properties as listing inventory remained slow to enter the spring market
Key Metrics (Year to Year)
Single Family:
Number of new signed contracts increased by 66.6% to 4,266 contracts
Listing inventory slipped 37.5% to 1,594 units
200 homes priced between $600K to $799K went into contract, a jump of 124.7% from last year
Condo:
Number of new signed contracts rose 53.2% to 521 contracts
Listing inventory fell 25.0% to 216 units
There was a 425.0% rise in homes priced at or above $1M that went into contract
By Isabella Zimmermann
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