Sunset Park Tampa Neighborhood
November 19th, 2008 by LennyG
Sunset Park is a south Tampa neighborhood on the west side of the Interbay Peninsula.
4804 W Estrella Street Tampa 33629
September 11th, 2008 by LennyG
6508 Julie Street Tampa Florida 33610
September 10th, 2008 by LennyG
6508 Julie Street Home For Sale
September 8th, 2008 by LennyG
Looking for move-in ready? Looking for 2 full baths? You’ve found it in this well maintained block home for sale in Old Seminole Heights! New roof and A/C in 2004, along with all newer appliances and a newly painted interior. Laminate and ceramic tile flooring throughout this fine home. There are 2 bedrooms each with a full bathroom, plus separate living and dining rooms. Situated on a spacious lot with a fully fenced, private rear yard and covered patio. Central Tampa location provides simple access to interstate, and is close to schools. Updated, move-in ready, a true home ready for new owners! Get the full details, pricing and a virtual tour at: http://LennyGurvich.net/Julie
Sunset Park 3/2 Pool Home For Sale South Tampa
August 9th, 2008 by LennyG
This Sunset Park area pool home features a wonderful floor plan with indoor living spaces seamlessly flowing to the outdoor rooms and screened pool areas making it an entertainer’s delight! The kitchen is updated with granite countertops and is spaciously combined with a sizeable family room. The home also features separate living and dining rooms, and a split bedroom floor plan. The bonus sunroom off the master suite and dining room has many sliders that provide access to the open patio and the covered pool/lanai areas. Finishing touches include crown moldings in all bedrooms and plantation shutters throughout. The garage is a true, 2-car garage, and the property is tropically landscaped with many wonderful, established palms. The south Tampa location is excellent, in an ‘A’ rated school district (Mabry, Coleman, Plant). Wonderfully maintained south Tampa home exuding pride of ownership!
For further info and pricing please visit: South Tampa Home For Sale
Staying Up To Date-Tampa Real Estate Market Reports Snapshot
July 20th, 2008 by LennyGThe Tampa residential real estate market conditions are constantly changing. Tampa home prices are either going up, down, or remaining stable. If home prices are remaining stable, it’s probably not for very long. We now offer this free “Market Snapshot” service to clients of Gurvich Realty Group and all visitors to our websites. Simply fill out form below to get a real time snapshot of the real estate market conditions surrounding your home and Tampa neighborhood. And best of all, you can schedule to have your Tampa market conditions report automatically updated and e-mailed to you at your convenience.
Use these free market conditions reports to:
- Keep track of your home’s value and sales activity in your neighborhood. Are prices going up or down?
- Keep track of the value of your investment properties. Is now the time to sell?
- Keep track of the value of your dream home. Is now the time to buy it?
Just fill out the form below to get started, and as always, if you still have questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at 813-205-1802
Search The Tampa MLS
March 25th, 2008 by LennyG
You can search virtually all central Florida MLS listings at our Tampa home search site SearchTheTampaMLS.com
Swelling Supply Of Tampa Homes For Sale
February 22nd, 2008 by LennyGSo much for supply getting scaled back. The number of homes for sale in Tampa has risen substantially since the first of the year. This is to be expected as the prime home selling season is approaching. But we’ve got over 1000 more residential properties available as compared to this time one year ago. And we’ve got over 700 new listings since the turn of the New Year.
How about demand? Demand is rising as well. This is also to be expected as we come out of the slow season for Tampa real estate. But there were about twice as many properties under contract a year ago as compared to today.
I’m not shedding any great light on the fact that the market has only slowed in the past 12 months. One only needs to read the print media headlines occasionally to figure that out.
So why buy in this market? One compelling reason to buy in this market is the availability of homes. The likelihood that a buyer can find that dream home is certainly the highest it has been in a long time. Another compelling reason is that buyers will most likely not be be rubbing shoulders with other interested buyers. Sellers are willing to listen to buyers request and make reasonable concessions to get a property sold. How about the cost of money? Rates remain very low right now. Should rates go up, it could erase any benefits of waiting for further price declines.
But so many would-be home buyers are waiting for a sign that all is well. Waiting for a sign that the market has shifted. Waiting for a sign that the final bottom has been reached and we are on the right side of the “V” (related post). And by then, all the aforementioned reasons to buy may be gone.
South Tampa Home For Sale Price Reduced
July 14th, 2007 by LennyGPrice Reduced to $475,000 4/2.2/2 Car Garage Plant High School District
Well maintained two-story home for sale in South Tampa with gleaming oak wood floors in south
Tampa Real Estate Market Conditions Report
June 15th, 2007 by LennyG
As the chart above clearly shows, the real estate market in Tampa has, over the last 15 months, experienced greater supply and lessening demand. No new big news of course, but looking at graphically can sometimes really help to understand the current state of the market.
Active listings are those brokered residential real estate listings in the City of Tampa, Florida, while pending listings are those that are under contract to be purchased. Actives is a good representation of supply, while pendings can help to indicate demand. The chart shows the changes in the differences between the two.
For instance, in early March of 2006 there were 5374 active listings available and 2519 listings in pending status for a difference of 2855 between the two. As of this morning there are 8925 actives and only 1492 pendings for a difference of 7433! In layman’s terms: There is a large gap between buyers and sellers!
What’s not represented here is the pent up demand that’s out there. The buyers who want to buy but are cautiously waiting to see what happens to property taxes, insurance, home prices, interest rates, etc. They’re out there.
And now that the property tax questions are beginning to be answered maybe some of them will start to make a move. But it’s not likely. The legislature is going to let the public make the biggest decision about property tax cuts. I imagine that if we get 60% of the voters to agree to the “Super Exemption” proposal, many handcuffed homeowners will decide to make a move which should put some life into the market. But that won’t be decided until late January of next year. Expect more of the same for the remainder of 2007.
