MIAMI—Overall home sales in Miami-Dade County, as well as luxuryhome sales, were higher in October, due at least in part to themigration of families and businesses leaving high-cost Northeasternstates.
|Miami single-family home sales were up 2.3% year-to-datecompared to first 10 months of last year; condo sales were up 0.5%year-to date. Miami real estate continues seeing increased demandas months of supply and inventory trends downward for both propertytypes, according to officials with the MIAMI Association ofRealtors and its Multiple Listing Service.
|Total luxury ($1-million-and-up) home sales surged 13.8%year-over-year in October 2019, from 123 to 140. Single-family homeluxury sales jumped 16.7% to 77 transactions last month inMiami-Dade. Condo luxury sales increased 10.5% to 63transactions.
|Total Miami-Dade County home sales increased 3.1%year-over-year, from 2,285 to 2,355. With consumer confidencerising, unemployment low, job creation high and increased migrationto Florida, Miami real estate should enjoy steady growth, theassociation reported in its monthly sales report.
|Miami single-family home sales increased 6.8%, from 1,073 to1,146. Miami existing condo sales decreased a negligible 0.2%, from1,212 to 1,209.
|"Miami's rise as a global city, a new federal tax law limitingdeductions on state and local taxes and low mortgage rates continueboosting home sales. Northerners and other homebuyers are not justpurchasing second homes; they are bringing businesses and movinghere full time," says MIAMI Chairman of the Board José MaríaSerrano.
|The increased number of luxury transactions raised the totaldollar volume for Miami real estate last month. Single-family homedollar volume rose 7.7%, from $522.9 million to $563.1 million.Condo dollar volume jumped 8.1%, from $426.2 million to $460.7million.
|Miami-Dade County single-family home prices increased 6.8% inOctober from $350,000 to $365,000. Miami single-family home priceshave risen for 95 consecutive months, a streak of 7.92 years.Existing condo prices increased 5.1%, from $235,000 to $247,000.Condo prices have increased or stayed even in 97 of the last 101months.
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