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Florida property price rises outstrip national average

Date:-27-Sep-2011

 
Asking prices for homes in parts of Florida for sale have appreciated by up to 27.4% in the past year, far outstripping average national price growth of 2.4% year-on-year, according to the latest data released from Realtor.com. 
 
The research, based on August data of 2.2 million listings in 146 markets, reveals that Florida cities make up a staggering nine of the top 10 places nationwide for highest year-over-year list price rises, illustrating strengthening Florida property market conditions.  
 
The greatest rise in asking prices has been recorded in Miami, where the average list price is $640,332 (£140,140/€471,965), up 27.4% year-on-year, against average an asking price of $320,325 (€205,000/€236,00) nationwide. 
 
Miami was followed in second place for price hikes by Fort Myers-Cape Coral, where the average list price was $443,570 (€327,000/£284,150), up 26.3% year-on-year. 
 
3rd   - Central Florida/Orlando; $405,809 (€300,00/£260,000)  +19.4%
4th   -  Punta Gorda; $267,066 (€197,000/£171,100)  +16.4%
5th   -  Macon, Georgia; $193,520 (€126,650/£124,030)  +16%
6th   -  Sarasota-Bradenton; $466,785 (€344,100/£299,155)  +15.9%
7th   -  Naples; $713,087 (€526,570/£457,00)  +15.1%
8th   -  West Palm Beach-Boca Raton; $591,895 (€436,000/£380,000  +14.7%
9th   -  Ocala; $193,360 (€142,500/£123,900)  +12.1%
10th -  Lakeland-Winter Haven $181,409 (€133,780/£116,235)  +11.5%