The mid year 2010 Pelican Landing real estate market statistics for both home and condominium sales are listed below. Pelican Landing is an upscale gated golf community with excellent amenities and is considered one of Bonita Springs premier gated golf communities.
Pelican Landing distinguishes itself by being the only community in the area to own a private barrier island on the Gulf of Mexico. The island includes a 32 acre beach park that residents have daily access to via a community run boat shuttle service. Residents can also opt for membership in the Pelican’s Nest Golf Club. Its two 18 hole Tom Fazio designed golf courses are considered by many as some of the best available golf courses in all of Southwest Florida.
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The sales of homes and condominiums in the Southwest Florida real estate market held up pretty well as we transitioned into the summer season in May. Many buyers continued to move from being “on the fence” to a more “determined to buy” attitude as inventories continue to fall and many of the best deals were being snapped up by both snowbirds and investors alike.
The sales of homes and condominiums in the Southwest Florida real estate market continued to impress as season wound down in April. Both the cities of Cape Coral and Fort Myers saw their inventories fall and the median price rise. Buyers who remained on the sidelines are finding out their choices are becoming more limited and many of the best properties are now receiving multiple offers making purchasing more difficult.
The sales of homes and condominiums in the Southwest Florida real estate markets of Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, Fort Myers and Naples continued to be impressive in the month of March. Many buyers became more “determined to buy” as inventories continued to fall. Both snowbirds and investors alike were snapping up the many good deals available at a pretty torrid pace.
Starting April 5th the federal government will begin offering financial incentives to hasten the short-sale process for eligible homeowners as part of the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) program. Under the new guidelines, lenders and owners are provided incentives that will help them take advantage of either the short-sale process, whereas the borrower and the mortgage lender agree to sell the home for less than the value of the loan; or a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure, whereas the homeowner voluntarily gives the deed of the property back to the lender.
