I have the numbers for Mar, but have not had much time to convert the files and post them. I will try to do so later today or tomorrow. Sorry to keep you waiting.redfisher said:Hey SJ, I don't know if you're going to post MMT numbers anymore because they were slow in getting to you...did you ever receive feb, mar or are you going to post a different set of numbers now?..thanks for the help, Red
redfisher said:Hey SJ, I don't know if you're going to post MMT numbers anymore because they were slow in getting to you...did you ever receive feb, mar or are you going to post a different set of numbers now?..thanks for the help, Red
monty said:Walton County sales numbers are in for March, but no one wants to post because they look so bad.
monty said:The carnage along 30A is worse. This is just the beginning. Inventories continue to soar in the major developments along 30A.
How is the "carnage" along 30A worse? Are the #'s down even further? What is your source? You say it is a buyers market for the next 12-18 months, does that mean you are prediciting the market to pick up after this time period?
Excellent spin job!monty said:Walton County sales numbers are in for March, but no one wants to post because they look so bad.
Home sales down 50% in March and 47% year to date, avg price down 60% in March indicating that sales are in the tank and prices are indeed falling
Lot sales down 45% in March and 41% year to date, avg price down 54% YTD
Condos down 75% in March and 65% year to date, avg price down 73% YTD
I know that many of you will try to spin these numbers. But, sales numbers are way down and prices are indeed falling, no two ways about it. The numbers above are for all of Walton County. The carnage along 30A is worse. This is just the beginning. Inventories continue to soar in the major developments along 30A. And sales are slow, slow, slow. The rebound that was predicted for the early fall never materialized, and so far, the rebound predicted for the spring has not materialized.
Good buying opportunities lie ahead 12 to 18 months down the road.
Just_In_Thyme said:monty said:The carnage along 30A is worse. This is just the beginning. Inventories continue to soar in the major developments along 30A.
How is the "carnage" along 30A worse? Are the #'s down even further? What is your source? You say it is a buyers market for the next 12-18 months, does that mean you are prediciting the market to pick up after this time period?
Good questions..why isn't monty answering?![]()
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monty said:Walton County sales numbers are in for March, but no one wants to post because they look so bad.
Home sales down 50% in March and 47% year to date, avg price down 60% in March indicating that sales are in the tank and prices are indeed falling
Lot sales down 45% in March and 41% year to date, avg price down 54% YTD
Condos down 75% in March and 65% year to date, avg price down 73% YTD
I know that many of you will try to spin these numbers. But, sales numbers are way down and prices are indeed falling, no two ways about it. The numbers above are for all of Walton County. The carnage along 30A is worse. This is just the beginning. Inventories continue to soar in the major developments along 30A. And sales are slow, slow, slow. The rebound that was predicted for the early fall never materialized, and so far, the rebound predicted for the spring has not materialized.
Good buying opportunities lie ahead 12 to 18 months down the road.
monty said:Walton County sales numbers are in for March, but no one wants to post because they look so bad.
Home unit sales down 50% in March and 47% year to date, dollar volume down 60% and average price down 20% in March
Lot unit sales down 45% in March and 41% year to date, dollar volume down 54% and average price down 22% YTD
Condo unit sales down 75% in March and 65% year to date, dollar volume down 73% and average price down 13% YTD
I know that many of you will try to spin these numbers. But, sales numbers are way down and prices are indeed falling, no two ways about it. The numbers above are for all of Walton County. The carnage along 30A is worse. This is just the beginning. Inventories continue to soar in the major developments along 30A. And sales are slow, slow, slow. The rebound that was predicted for the early fall never materialized, and so far, the rebound predicted for the spring has not materialized.
Good buying opportunities lie ahead 12 to 18 months down the road.
So your numbers posted are for all of Walton Co. ?monty said:See edits above to correct the errors in my previous post.