The local real estate market here on Fort Myers Beach has weathered Covid well.
Since October, Buyers have been looking and Sellers are selling. Our inventory of homes for sale is way down as compared to prior years. Days on market are also down but prices are up. In short it is a classic Seller's market. Interest rates remain the lowest that we have seen in years.
My daughter, Holly, recently joined my team of agents who sell on Fort Myers Beach. She brings 7 years of experience and a load of beach contacts. I recently listed a wonderful waterfront home at 14 Galleon Way in Port Carlos Cove. I had many inquiries and the property went under contract in just three weeks. Holly found the buyer.
My team just placed 14 Nancy Ln under contract. That property had only been for sale for a few weeks. It is a newer, two bedroom waterfront home in great condition. The buyer is from Maryland and very excited to be leaving the cold north!
If you are looking to make a move, now is the time. List your property with us and get immediate world wide attention. We will show you comparable sales so you can arrive at your best price. We employ the latest real estate tools including professional photography, aerial drone video, property staging and a social media presence that will help your home get the Buyer's attention.
I live here on Fort Myers Beach. I sell here. I love it here. Call me and let's get your property sold. All the best!
Kenneth Tribble, 239-229-4770
Alternative mortgage lenders include online lenders and non-bank lenders. They’re shifting the real estate marketplace and making it much simpler and easier for consumers to get a mortgage. So what should you know?
Hey, Millennials. Come on into the real estate market! We really need you to buy some homes so we can keep chugging along. Oh, wait. Prices are rising and so are interest rates, plus inventory is scary low. Hmmm. Well, come on in anyway, wontcha?
Wondering whether or not to refinance an existing mortgage typically means running some numbers. You can do this on your own but it’s probably better to talk to a loan officer and get some assistance. It really all boils down to how much you’ll save each month compared to what you’re paying now. But there are other considerations.
