Understanding The Miami Market In July ,Looking At The Numbers
by William Gartin
Comprehensive Overview of the Miami Real Estate Market (July 2024)
The Miami real estate market in July 2024 showcases significant activity and trends, making it an attractive location for buyers, sellers, and investors. Below is an expanded and detailed analysis of various statistics relevant to the Miami real estate market:
Median Home Prices
- Miami City: The median sale price is approximately $608,000, reflecting an 8.1% year-over-year increase (Redfin) (Movoto Real Estate).
- Miami-Dade County: The median home price in the county stands at $535,000, showing a 4.1% increase from the previous year (Redfin) (MIAMI REALTORS®).
Market Activity
- Days on Market: Homes in Miami typically sell after around 80 days on the market, suggesting a moderate market pace (Redfin) (MIAMI REALTORS®).
- Sales Volume: In June 2024, 3,931 homes were sold in Miami, highlighting strong market activity (Movoto Real Estate).
- Miami-Dade County: Homes in this county sell faster, averaging 67 days on the market (Redfin).
Price Per Square Foot
- The median price per square foot is $524, marking a 0.8% increase from the previous year. This metric helps understand the value buyers place on available living space (Redfin).
Sales Dynamics
- Competitive Market: Homes receive an average of two offers, with some properties selling above list price. Approximately 12.8% of sales in May 2024 were over the list price (Redfin) (LuxLifeMiamiBlog).
- Recent Sales Examples:
Rental Market
- Average Rent: The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Miami is approximately $2,400 per month, showing a slight increase from the previous year (Movoto Real Estate).
- Vacancy Rates: The rental vacancy rate in Miami is around 6%, indicating healthy demand for rental properties (Redfin).
Housing Supply and Demand
- Inventory: There is a slight increase in housing inventory, with around 10,000 active listings as of July 2024, up 5% from the previous year (Redfin).
- New Construction: New construction projects are on the rise, contributing to the overall inventory with several high-rise residential buildings and mixed-use developments (Movoto Real Estate).
Affordability Index
- The affordability index, measuring the median household income needed to qualify for a median-priced home, stands at 95. This suggests that the average household income in Miami is slightly below what is needed to afford a median-priced home without spending more than 30% of income on housing (Movoto Real Estate).
Environmental Risks
- Flooding: About 54% of properties in Miami are at risk of severe flooding over the next 30 years (Redfin).
- Wind Events: All properties face extreme risk from severe wind events, such as hurricanes, emphasizing the importance of disaster preparedness (Redfin).
- Heat and Climate Change: Miami faces increasing temperatures and heatwaves, affecting the livability and utility costs for residents (Movoto Real Estate).
Neighborhood Insights
- Popular Areas: Coconut Grove, Pinecrest, and Homestead are noted for high sales activity. These areas offer diverse property types and price ranges (Redfin) (Movoto Real Estate).
- Transit and Walkability: Miami has several highly ranked neighborhoods for transit-friendliness, walkability, and bikeability, enhancing the appeal for residents who prioritize accessibility and lifestyle (Redfin).
Economic Factors
- Interest Rates: Mortgage interest rates for 30-year fixed-rate loans are averaging around 5.5%, which is relatively stable compared to the previous quarter (Movoto Real Estate).
- Economic Growth: Miami's economic growth, driven by tourism, international trade, and finance, supports the housing market's strength and stability (Redfin).
Contact Information
William Gartin
EXP REALTY
305-842-6097
WWW.WILLIAMGARTINREALESTATE.COM
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