Pensacola Home Sales - Pensacola Real Estate Sales Numbers

Pensacola Home Sales

The Pensacola real estate market has undergone many changes over the past seven years. One of the best ways to understand what has happened and where we are today is to analyze monthly home sales numbers.

The graph below represents 1999 through October 2007 Pensacola real estate sales numbers for residential homes. The horizontal axis is the month and the vertical axis is monthly home sales transpired.

Pensacola Home Sales

The graph above clearly illustrates the housing bubble that started in 2001 and ended this year, 2007.

The housing bubble that affected all US real estate markets was the result of a credit bubble that provided very cheap short term credit (Green line is the up leg, Red line is the down leg of the hosing bubble).

The current sales that we see in Pensacola are more aligned with "normal" market conditions (Orange line denotes a normal market).

That is, people are still buying and selling homes in the Pensacola area at levels that are more consistent with 2001 levels. When you examine the home sales in 1999, 2000 and 2001 you will see there is a consistency that reflect and are indicative normal Pensacola market conditions.

The Inventory of listed homes is still high, bearing out the presence of the strong current buyers market.
There are some very good real estate values available on a case-by-case basis but overall prices are not changing dramatically. Good values sell quickly while over priced properties can stay on the market for years.

During a period of normal Market Conditions people buy and sell for reasons such as; job transfers, up-sizing, down-sizing and new home buyers entering the market for the first time. During this period there are very few speculators and investors are looking for value on a 2-3 year horizon.

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