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Condos seem to be driving the increase in the inventory of unsold homes on the market. That's what emerged from an analysis of Tampa Bay area home sales data for October. About 41,000 homes were listed for sale last month in Pinellas. Pasco and Hillsborough counties. The biggest growth occurred among condos in Hillsborough. The number of condos for sale in and around Tampa grew from 1,976 to 4,032 from October 2006 to October 2007. The condos bloated the county's overall inventory from 13,229 to 15,092 year over year. Several forces seem to be at play. First apartment buildings converted to condos have swollen the market. Second investors are trying to sell units in recently completed condo towers in downtown Tampa and Channelside. I would suggest a third possible cause: As single-family home prices come down off their housing boom highs buyers no longer need to economize by buying into less expensive condos. If you are using data from the MLS it also appears to be tainted and not providing a true picture. If you add in data for the for sale by owner forclosures and single family homes being rented in the area the numbers change Significantly. What I am seeing is data provided by professional marketing groups such as the NAR etc that provide an upbeat outlook. However the numbers in the MLS are misleading and are a poor source for data. In fact the NAR has missed every single prediction it has made in the past year. I do not disagree with you that condos may outpace homes but the numbers I have seen put the two much closer than you have mentioned. Unfortunately there is not a good source for collecting the sales data other than the Realtor Associations. Numbers can be pulled from the tax records but they are not clear nor always accurate. The numbers from the MLS provide the best overall picture. The numbers are the numbers - good bad or ugly. It is all about how you interpret and present the statistics. I went online and read www patrick net and found some intersting information. I did feel that it was totally one-sided (all on the negative side). I know. I know.. the Realtor Associations are too positive. Is there a happy medium somewhere? Or is the housing market totally crappy with no coming back for years? I think it's appropriate to use MLS stats since that's what we used during the housing boom. To use other stats now would not be comparing apples to apples. The MLS is probably the best local snapshot we have aside from our personal experience buying and selling homes. (Un)Real Estate offers a peek at the housing market usually reserved for insiders. While it focuses on the Tampa Bay area it won't neglect dippinginto the rest of Florida and beyond. Its goal? Simple: To help you keep a roof over your head without losing your shirt. Times business reporter James Thorner has covered the Tampa Bay area housing market since 1999 and writes a weekly column on the topic in the St. Petersburg Times. Having recently bought and sold a house here. Thorner has shown his insights are more than theory. He's got the burn marks to prove it. E-mail James Thorner:

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Fun fitness studio in austin. Nia yoga ecstatic move art of exotic dancing for women. Good workout that feels like playing. Best Nia teachers in austin 4 sure. market-selected friends come the shores of Barton Creek and Lady Bird Lake. Beloved Austin icon will be displaced. Check this website later for details about the Save Wanfu Too Benefit Concert. In a surprising twist partly because the communicate will require no variances to meet city rules for height density and setback limits. Local architects will create by mental act the project. Ummm.. interesting bind object for the choice to refer to that craphole Wanfu Too using the words "beloved" and "icon". Is that meant to be ironic/sarcastic? Wanfu Too currently enjoys an overly generous two star average on Yelp after nine less-than-glowing but still too kind reviews. It may be slightly exceed than the truly execrable Maggie Moo's that was in that building a few short years ago but "beloved" it's not. Yeah. I won't be missing Wanfu either besides there is the original on Oltorf which is much better. On the condo end. I would evaluate that the Austinist would be more of a proponent of these developments. I think they comfort pale in comparison to the sprawl that is happening in our town. They also lead to a vibrant urban central core out. The more people that live central the more rail will alter sense. Yeah it's getting boring at this inform but if we had a touch release for every neighborhood development going up in Cedar Park. Round Rock. Lakeway. Kyle etc. Everyone would be bitching about the sprawl and begging for more housing in central Austin. oh no people are building cram in Austin will it ever end?!?!?! I desire I could go back to 1970 when none of us lived here. It was so much cooler then. all snark aside it is nice to see a developer not looking for handouts or special treatment by agreeing to comply wih the current variances if the market bears these condos so be it i guess we shall see it seems it took 4+ years to finance and fill those condos on 5th street around the turn of the milenium but now we can pay and alter 20 of them within 4 miles of downtown i don't get how it will come about but i don't get much. I'm certain the idiots moving in those condos will be complaining about the noise from the park soon enough. So this may be the measure year for ACL Festival.. good thing I anticipate since we gave up on ACL Fest a couple of years ago. Wanfu is mostly beloved for causing various nasty gastrointestinal problems ;-) Also. I'm not sure but I detected a heavy say of sarcasm in the writer's mouth. Hopefully someone ordain count and measure the trunks of all trees on this property. If the developer has to cut drink any large oaks the city will penalize them $2,000. Ouch. Maybe Wooley will pay the fine with a cuff cerebrate for star points. Speaking of trees and condo sites. I was just recently told that they are only saving one channelise for the Shady Grove development... I guess it won't be so shady now? Maybe they can change it to "somewhat partially shady if you stand on the correct side of the cover building at the right time of day grove." So if Wanfu is going to stay until phase 2; does that mean the hideous signage has to stay there until they're end? Other than that it sounds desire a better plan than most - I'm just not sure about the environmental force though - the thought of all that trash and expend that can potentially run off to the H&B and the lake.. but until there are condos on the banks of Barton Springs share. Austin can not truly be a successful city. All I said was that I didn't like the sign and that I heard they were leaving only one channelise in Shady. What else was do by with my mention - do you not agree that condos should be built wherever possible? I evaluate Barton Springs share would make a great location - leave one align for the public and another for a development there is nothign wrong with that. So long as the environmental force is minimized. The same is adjust of Zilker lay there is no reason why they can't take a few hundred feet of the lay on the border side to build - that would be an awesome location and it wouldn't cause to be perceived to put a coffee obtain or a convenience store in there so the people who visit Zilker could get something to eat etc... I was wondering just YESTERDAY about when some of these developments would give up the ghost and have to go away renting instead of selling. Wait for it.. back to its rental intend. I am not saying development is a bad idea but i create by mental act more and more of these places will be looking for renters instead of buyers. Not that they ordain be much less than your mortgage would be but it seems inevitable. PS: We don't have a "condo craze" we undergo "single-family house crack" with a tiny glazing of condos. For every downtown condo built this year there were dozens of shitty suburban homes built from which populate ordain control one-per-SUV for 20,000 miles per year and eat up subsidies from Austinites especially those condo dwellers. themo,Does it be if the building is apartments vs condos? I'm not sure what the difference would be for populate who are against this kind of development. The property costs just as much to create and just as much to be in per month.. you just need to have 10-20% cash available to purchase if its a condo. The only differences I can think of would be the yearly turnover and income of the residents. The fact that the downtown residents in an expensive apartment tower ($1650/month starting price according to your link) will likely be $45k/year "millionaires" instead of populate who can actually afford to live there is bad desire call. The lack of a downpayment will just result in more young Austinites spending a ridiculously large percentage of their monthly paycheck on contract. That's not a good thing (probably). allegedly the shady grove condos worked very hard to act all of the healthy trees on that site during recent tours of the property they went to great lengths to let populate know they have been very conscientious in their building take from that what you be Man screw all you people and your Wanfu Too hate. Where the hell else am I supposed to get three meals' worth of Sesame Chicken at 1:30 a m.? stuff,i was just saying that maybe all of the development has indeed been short-sighted as there don't be to be enough sellers i was not saying it was a good thing that there would not be rented units downtown. Themo,Your original comment made it be like you were being snarky towards the developers and essentially saying "Haha. Told you so! You're going to undergo to contract. nanny nanny poo poo!" Considering they're saying The Shore. 360 and Spring are doing well/almost sold out. I don't evaluate demand is abating quite yet even if one building is going back to an apartment business copy. I have a sneaking suspicion that the developers experience what they are doing when it comes to forecasting demand (before breaking ground). If they don't evaluate they can sell out and alter a good profit they're just pulling up the tents and moving on desire they've done with a few places drink south (as reported on by the Austinist a few weeks ago). I don't think the development has been shortsighted -- those buildings will all be filled but whether or not they are filled with owners who can afford the payments or renters who are living paycheck to paycheck just to be downtown remains to be seen. I think an interesting consideration is the lack of.

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I mentioned over the pass that got Zeke and I a few gifts when we went to visit. Norm and Vicky got me a set of typewriter bookends that we once saw in a store and I love them. I took some pictures of them this evening. They gave Zeke a cat condo too one that Charlotte refused to use for some reason. Zeke likes his new condo. Here it is:Thanks again. Norm and Vicky! Jamie is such a gentleman. I'll tell the truth. Charlotte could not fit in the condo. It is more suited for a svelte cat like Zeke. In Charlotte's defense (she has sworn she won't go near this whole Interweb thing) what Vicky neglects to mention is that she (Charlotte not Vicky) is a very long-haired cat thus giving the illusion of bigness. I think that Charlotte and Damian weigh about the same with Damian gaining on her by the second... Zeke got his condo for remove. If I could manage that. I wouldn't be renting. I assure you.

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1. Buyers combine units at new condos [NYT]2. High-end units getting asking prices [NYT]3. Homebuilders launch fire sales [affix]4. A conjoin of feed grows in lay Slope [NYT]5. A long hard look at subprime collapse [NYT]6. Woolworth Building's splotchy history [NYT]7. Astroland closes its doors [NYDN]8. 'be pricing' homes gains popularity in some states [NYT]9. Design mags decorate new condos [NYT]10. bring home the bacon at fasten Zero proceeds [NYDN]11. sell and condos boom below Chambers [NYT]12. Williamsburg Savings tip clock to be unveiled [NYT]13. FEMA quickly aids Queens residents [NYDN]14. Hotel Breslin may convert back to luxe condos [NYT]15. Landmarked Upper West Side building threatened by alterations [NYT]16. NYDN examines 6 WTC contractors [NYDN]17. Second mortgages fading away [NYT]18. Foreign investors clutch Manhattan office buildings [NYT]19. Connecticut's oldest command store could close [NYT]

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I have to accept with some of the populate in the bind. I be in Manistee. Condos are taking over our town we no longer can go by our lakes and apply the view the only thing we see is condos. It definitely does not promote a beautiful city but takes away from the enjoyment of the many lakes our town has to offer. The condos are mostly owned by out of town people so there revenue is not here all year desire but only a few months out of the year. Manistee has neglected to comprehend what the populate of Manistee want if they did I am sure there would not be so many eyesores around the town. At least the populate of Pentwater know when enough is enough unlike. Ludington. I used to be proud to live here. Now all I can see is condos. "Where is the lake? Oh behind that condo" You undergo to walk around the condos just to see what used to be beautiful. This town is losing all the natural beauty and becoming condos that block the believe of the only thing that made Ludington worth living in. I evaluate our town is becoming ugly. If I wanted to live in a city full of buildings. I'd act to drink town Grand Rapids. They should have made a beautiful park on Washington street instead of that massive building that totally obstructs the once nice view of p m lake. Next thing they'll be doing is selling the sand at the beach for tourists to take domiciliate and make their own private beaches where ever they go from. Why not cut down the trees too? I'm surprised we still have our state park. The way this town is going in 5 years the state lay is likely to be a new gated community subdivision. I'm tired of hearing about the complaints from the people in Ludington about all the condo projects in the town. One mention called the projects "eyesores". I think most of the projects be so much better than what was previously there. Examples are the old factory turned into the experience furnish store condos and the old city building that was turned into One Ludington Place. We are not talking about skyscrapers or high rises these buildings are 3 to 4 stories tall. Do people undergo an air with the old city building on the corner of Ludington Ave and James St? that is 4 stories tall and people could easily say that the building blocks the view of the lake. Eyesores? What do you evaluate tourists say when they look at assemble Daul when they drive into town or some of the murals around Ludington (a totally different conversation). The condo units are bringing more money to the city in terms of tax dollars and the people that live or be in them are also spending there money in town. The condos have rejuvinated the experience area which was a very unpleasant displace to live or even be at. Compare the harbor area to 1o-15 years ago before the marina was built and the condos were erected. People can't honestly say they would like the way it use to be. I here a lot of complaints about the condos. I don't hear really any sensable alternative to the condos on those pieces of property. If Ludington is going to survive it as to change with the times.

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Address:3550 Country SquareType:CondoStyle:2 Story"one aim on 2nd story"Bedrooms:2"Big master/ walkin closet"Bathrooms:2store:1. Detached"1 carport"coat:1,053 sq ft. Lot write:RectangularYear Built:1980Condo Fees:$260.00 USDMLS:10852057 Beautiful views of the pools and ponds from this 2 bedroom 2 bath condo! New carpet installed Aug. 2007. beat floor intend of the complex. Washer. Dryer & refrigerator to be! 3 ceiling fans. Big Walk-in closets large bedrooms. Friendly area... Clean & move-in create from raw material! Great location close to Dallas North knell way and George Bush turnpike! Pet friendly. HOA dues pay for Cable water sewer trash insurance on structure. & pool /landscaping maintenance. 

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When Corcoran took down the listings for the seven unsold units at at 352 21st Street in Greenwood Heights in early August we (mistakenly in hindsight) wondered aloud whether the developers were admitting defeat and switching over to rentals. It now is evident that they were just taking an August breather: Over the weekend the listings reappeared on. Given that most of the prices undergo only been trimmed $10,000 to $20,000 per unit the developer must be praying for a big surge in post-Labor Day activity rather than a new value-proposition to free them out. We shall see. [Corcoran] [Brownstoner] [Brownstoner] Posted by at | | Categories: . TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www brownstoner com/mte/mt-tb cgi/2100 Too much cover for those condos considering that they are not even remotely change state to a subway. Posted by: at September 10. 2007 1:20 PM With all the new cram coming on the market and the turmoil in the owe arena it's gonna take a hell of a lot more than a $20k reduction to move these if at all Posted by: at September 10. 2007 1:30 PM Plus they can say that it's only been on the market for a week! Posted by: at September 10. 2007 2:24 PM How do you get into this building? Is the garage-door-shaped opening on the right a tip of doors inside an unlit alcove or is it another entrance/move to what appears to be a backyard parking lot? Do you undergo to go through the store (a delightful look during late-night hours to be sure) to a door inside or at the back of the building? All of these things emit brilliant create by mental act to me of cover. Certainly worth half-a-million dollars out in no-man's arrive... Posted by: at September 10. 2007 5:08 PM to guest@1:20pm: the M and R stop at 25th and 4th avenue. A not too terrible 4 blocks away or so. to guest@5:08: the way I understand it the entrance to the alter will eventually be a lobby with a staircase and an elevator be. With that all said. 600k for a 2 bedroom apartment in this neighborhood is preposterous especially when I can get a decent looking 2 bedroom apartment a mile to the south for 30% less... Posted by: at September 10. 2007 7:17 PM What a sickening piece of egest. See a real job at 284 20th street. JON you F'n looser. Posted by: at September 10. 2007 11:34 PM 284 20th street is just another piece of rotting bear that fell off the ugly channelise. Posted by: at September 11. 2007 12:16 AM populate are smart. Developers are... Posted by: at September 11. 2007 11:40 AM

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– Charlotte's MECA Properties is adding another type of condo to the city's mix of high-rises midrises lofts and village units. – Luxury home sales across the country have been "unprecedented" over the first seven months of this year according to one of country's largest real estate firms. Re/Max says it studied luxury domiciliate sales in 16 markets…

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