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Tampa more popular with relocating buyers 2022-06-30

 
Gulf Coast Market Update
 
Gulf Coast
Real Estate Update
 
June 30th 2022 
 
Tampa and Miami
hold top spots
for relocation
 
Miami and Tampa topped the list of most popular destinations for homebuyers moving from one metro to another in April and May measured by net inflow. 
 
Tampa is more popular with relocating homebuyers largely because it’s relatively affordable, with the typical home selling for $370,000 in April. Although Tampa prices rose nearly 28% year over year, they were still well below the national median of $424,000.
 
Tampa had a net inflow of more than 11,000 homebuyers in the first quarter, up from roughly 7,600 a year earlier and about 4,000 two years earlier. The top feeder market is New York.
 
 
Mortgage Rate
Increase Paused 
 
The rapid rise in mortgage rates has finally paused, largely due to the countervailing forces of high inflation and the increasing possibility of an economic recession. This pause in rate activity should help the housing market rebalance from the breakneck growth of a seller’s market to a more normal pace of home price appreciation.
 
 
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Doiron Realty Services
Pete Doiron
Broker


13800 Park Blvd. Suite 207
Seminole FL 33776
727-391-2829
 
 
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