Graphs of average sale price and volume of single family homes Inlet Beach to Destin

Here is the monthly sales volume.


Average sale volume of single family homes Inlet Beach to Destin, including Rosemary Beach, WaterSound, Seagrove, Grayton Beach, Blue Mountain Beach, Sandestin Mirimar from 2000 to January 2009.

Here is the monthly sales volume.

:shock:....this looks amazing like the performance chart of my stock portfolio.


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Shockingly similar huh? Care to bet $1 on which one turns first? I'll even let you pick.

it looks like avg prices down around 60% off the highs. what i find interesting is why did home sales plummet to 60-80 per month during the height of the boom in 2005-2006 coming off as high as 200 plus ? also interesting is home sales have really been sideways for 2 plus years in the 40-80 per month range

:shock:....this looks amazing like the performance chart of my stock portfolio.


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I thought you were King Midas?

it looks like avg prices down around 60% off the highs. what i find interesting is why did home sales plummet to 60-80 per month during the height of the boom in 2005-2006 coming off as high as 200 plus ? also interesting is home sales have really been sideways for 2 plus years in the 40-80 per month range

The dip is probably people who had purchased the homes using them for vacations before realizing they had appreciated just a little bit and ditching them before the balloon payment was due.

I attached this average sales price chart that I just put together, Have fun.

Look like we're getting close to the 2000 to 2003 trading range.

What a classic bell curve - thanks Josh. I am going to move to a new thread.

:shock:....this looks amazing like the performance chart of my stock portfolio.


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I told you those Crox were trendy. :funn:

Hey Josh please be a saint and post the graphs for condos and land for the real shock and awe portion of the show.

RayRay I think the height of the boom was second quarter 2004 to second quarter 2005. (not 05-06)

:shock:....this looks amazing like the performance chart of my stock portfolio.


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ain't that the truth :blink:

I told you those Crox were trendy. :funn:

:lolabove: LMAO as I am wearing them right now! 😀

I thought you were King Midas?

...the bit in GLD is holding its own; that and being overweight in cash and holding zero % in postage-stamp-sized-bubble-priced lots and condos is helping to keep the pain at bay.

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Hey Josh please be a saint and post the graphs for condos and land for the real shock and awe portion of the show.

RayRay I think the height of the boom was second quarter 2004 to second quarter 2005. (not 05-06)

I will work on several more and have them up over the weekend. I am slow and it takes me a while to put them together, especially for that long of a span.

Thanks Josh. Great info that you are providing.

...the bit in GLD is holding its own; that and being overweight in cash and holding zero % in postage-stamp-sized-bubble-priced lots and condos is helping to keep the pain at bay.

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I thought you meant postage stamps for a minute. Clark Howard was on the other day pointing out that "Forever Stamps" are currently the safest and largest return on investment. Something around 5%. The holding costs shouldn't be to high either unless your junk drawer or desk drawer are full.

Here is the monthly sales chart for condos.

Here is the average sales price on condos.

Here is the monthly sales chart for condos/Here is the average sales price on condos.

Thanks Josh.

And to think that at every data point on those charts the NAR repeated: "Now's a Great Time to Buy!...Now's a Great Time to Buy!...Now's a Great Time to Buy!...Now's a Great Time to Buy!......:roll:

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it looks like avg prices down around 60% off the highs. what i find interesting is why did home sales plummet to 60-80 per month during the height of the boom in 2005-2006 coming off as high as 200 plus ? also interesting is home sales have really been sideways for 2 plus years in the 40-80 per month range

The market practically ground to a halt right before Dennis hit in July of '05. Tipping point ...

I see SHELLY joined about the same time to tell us what's what. 😀