Panama City Florida Real Estate by the Numbers
The Panama City Florida real estate market is as ever changing as the Gulf of Mexico tides. The Payne Group believes in staying on top of market trends to assist our buyers and sellers in making informed decisions.
Through the end of February, there have been 242 single family home sales (everything except for condos), up from 198 in the same period in 2010. That is an increase of 22% in the number of homes sold in 2011. This increase is most likely due to the demand for short sales and foreclosures "distressed properties" as well as pent up demand held over from 2010's weak economy.
Through the end of February, the average sales price for single family homes is $162,000 compared to the average sales price in 2010 of $169,000, a 4% decrease in average sales price. This is due to the large number of short sales and foreclosures on the market that typically sell for just below market value. The number of foreclosures and short sales has affected the average sales price in a negative way due to the sheer number of foreclosures and short sales in Panama City, Panama City Beach and Lynn Haven. It is expected that the number of foreclosures will drop and the number of short sales will increase as the lenders refine their short sale processes and help more homeowners.
Knowing your numbers in a buyers market is the key to any transaction. The Payne Group utilizes technology to drive the market numbers and we stay on top of the local market like no one else.
Why hire The Payne Group?
The proof is in the numbers................................
Average Days on Market
Bay County Association of Realtors: 147
The Payne Group: 71
Average List Price to Sale Price Ratio
Bay County Association of Realtors: 93.64%
The Payne Group: 97.99%
Some ideas are so good we wish we could take the credit for them. Unfortunately, we can't call this one original, so our hats go off to Tom Peters for first introducing this concept this way and Daniel Pink for introducing us to Tom.


