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Local Market November 2011 |
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Sales Statistics
for PALM BEACH County FL |
| Realist's most recent recording date for this county is 11/01/2011 |
| Single Family Residence |
| Time Period |
Number of Sales |
Median Sale Price |
| Sep 2011 |
1,512 |
$150,875 |
| Sep 2010 |
1,093 |
$204,000 |
| Aug 2011 |
1,593 |
$165,000 |
| Aug 2010 |
1,094 |
$197,250 |
| 2011 YTD |
12,684 |
$165,100 |
| 2010 |
13,328 |
$197,500 |
| Condominium |
| Time Period |
Number of Sales |
Median Sale Price |
| Sep 2011 |
691 |
$73,500 |
| Sep 2010 |
520 |
$75,000 |
| Aug 2011 |
711 |
$73,500 |
| Aug 2010 |
510 |
$83,450 |
| 2011 YTD |
7,043 |
$74,800 |
| 2010 |
6,954 |
$90,000 |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 18 November 2011 )
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Jupiter FL Real Estate: Fewer Homes for Sale; Prices Have Stabilized |
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October 13, 2009, Jupiter FL - Palm Beach County's supply of homes for sale continues to decrease and sales prices have generally stabilized as indicated by statistics from the Regional MLS for the periods May 2009 through August 2009. For those who are thinking about buying Jupiter Florida real estate, this is the time. From these figures, it appears that the Jupiter Florida real estate market area has hit bottom.
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Palm Beach County
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May 2009
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Single Family Detached
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Condo/Coop/ & Townhouses
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# of Units Sold May 2009
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765
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721
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Median Sold Price May 09
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$228.000
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$105.000
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Median SP-to-LP
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57.7%
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63.6%
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Median Sold DOM
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131
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124
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Total # of Units PND+CTG
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3.165
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2,385
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Total # Active Units
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11.070
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13.310
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Median Active List Price
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$395.000
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$165,000
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Median Active DOM
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147
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148
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12 mo. Absorption Rate
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690.8
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603.6
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# of Months Supply
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16.0
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22.1
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Palm Beach County
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June 2009
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Single Family Detached
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Condo/Coop/ & Townhouses
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# of Units Sold June 2009
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607
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805
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Median Sold Price June 09
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$243,000
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$110,000
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Median SP-to-LP
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60.9%
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68.8%
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Median Sold DOM
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134
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143
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Total # of Units PND+CTG
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3.331
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2.498
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Total # Active Units
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9.800
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12.526
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Median Active List Price
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$399,000
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$160.000
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Median Active DOM
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185
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164
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12 mo. Absorption Rate
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701.6
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618.5
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# of Months Supply
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14.1
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20.2
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Palm Beach County
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July 2009
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Single Family Detached
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Condo/Coop/& Townhouses
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# of Units S old July 2009.
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911
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7 36
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Median Sold Price July 09
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$238.000
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$106,000
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Median SP-to-LP
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59.6%
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663%
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Median Sold DOM
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146
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134
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Total # of Units PND+CTG
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3,394
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2,630
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Total # Active Units
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9.7:4
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12.224
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Median Active List Price
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S399.CC0
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SI 60.000
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Median Active DOM
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162
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163
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12 mo. Absorption Rate
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718.4
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638.3
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# of Months Supply
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13.5
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10 1
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Palm Beach County
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August 2009
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Single Family
Detached
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Condo/Coop/ & Townhouses
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# of Units Sold Aug 2009
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801
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708
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Median Sold Price Aug 09
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$242,000
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$110.000
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Median SP-to-LP
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60.8%
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69.2%
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Median Sold DOM
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132
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130
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Total # of Units PND+CTG
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3,531
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2,539
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Total # Active Units
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9.770
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12.070
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Median Active List Price
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$398,030
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$159,000
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Median Active DOM
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152
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161
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12 mo. Absorption Rate
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735.3
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656.7
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# of Months Supply
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13.3
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18.4
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Charts courtesy of Regional MLS. Information is not guaranteed-it is from data reported by Realtors® to the Regional MLS.
If you have any questions or wish to have more information about Jupiter Florida real estate or Jupiter Florida homes for sale, please call me at 561-632-7373 or contact me using the form below.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 October 2009 )
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Jupiter FL Real Estate Sales Information August 2009 |
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Jupiter Florida Real Estate: Sales of Single Family Homes:
Aug. 1 to Aug. 31, 2009 |
| zip code |
# sold |
Average Sales Price |
Median Sales Price |
| 33458 |
34 |
$395,702 |
$333,850 |
| 33477 |
8 |
$776,438 |
$575,000 |
| 33469 |
19 |
$343,326 |
$275,000 |
| Jupiter Florida Real Estate: Sales of Condos & Townhomes: Aug. 1 to Aug. 31, 2009 |
| zip code |
# sold |
Average Sales Price |
Median Sales Price |
| 33458 |
23 |
$175,927 |
$184,500 |
| 33477 |
20 |
$292,375 |
$275,000 |
| 33469 |
2 |
$125,000 |
$125,000 |
If you have any Jupiter FL real estate questions, please call me at 561-632-7373, email me at Mary@MaryHester.com or use the form below to contact me.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 September 2009 )
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Hurricane Checklist: Before and After a Storm Strikes |
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Whether you own or rent property in the Jupiter Florida real estate market, the Tequesta real estate area or other communities in Northern Palm Beach County, you need to know what to do in the event a hurricane is predicted. This comprehensive list was prepared by the Town of Jupiter. Please read this over even if you are a long-time Florida resident. Resources and sources of supplies and gasoline can change. We all want to protect our families and our Jupiter FL real estate -- this information can help you protect yourself, your family and your property.
SUPPLIES: WHAT DO YOU NEED? ��
For lists of gas stations and grocery stores with generator power, go to: http://www.jupiter.fl.us/STORM
Key Supplies for Flood Safety and
Hurricanes
�� Drinking water (at least 7 gallons per person)
�� Battery-operated radio/TV and clock
�� Fresh alkaline batteries
�� Flashlights/lanterns
�� First aid kit
Hurricane Supplies
�� Manual can opener
�� Waterproof matches
�� Toilet paper
�� Diapers and wipes
�� Baby food and/or formula
�� Books, magazines and toys
�� Cash (ATM’s may not work after the storm)
�� Tarps
�� Duct or masking tape
�� Hammer
�� Screwdrivers
�� Nails
�� Tapcon concrete screws for installing
plywood and shutters
�� Rope
�� Lumber
�� Drill, corded and cordless
�� Pruning saw
�� Box saw
�� Large trash can for storing water
�� Water cooler, 5 gallon
�� Plastic garbage bags
�� Insect repellent
�� Sunscreen
�� Rain gear
�� Fire extinguisher
�� Fuel for generators and cars
�� Approved fuel containers
�� Ice chest and ice
�� Soap and detergent
�� Prescription medicine (2-week supply)
�� Disinfectant
�� Bleach for sterilization (unscented with
hypochlorite as the only active ingredient)
�� Tincture of iodine (for water)
�� Purifi cation tablets
�� Sterno
�� Propane gas (for grills)
�� Charcoal grill
�� Charcoal and lighter fl uid
�� Charcoal lighter
�� Disposable plates, glasses and utensils
�� Camera and fi lm
�� Cellular phone and conventional phone
NON-PERISHABLE FOODS:
�� Canned meats and fi sh (tuna, ham, Spam,
chicken, sardines, etc.)
�� Canned fruits and vegetables
�� Canned soups
�� Dried fruit and/or nuts
�� Cereal
�� Crackers and cookies
�� Coffee and tea
�� Peanut butter and jelly
�� Pudding
�� Prepared foods (canned spaghetti, soup,
stew, chili, etc.)
�� Powdered milk, evaporated milk, or
Parmalat milk
�� Pet food, supplies and carrier cage
DON’T FORGET
IMPORTANT NOTE: SPECIAL NEEDS
Palm Beach County has a Special Needs Program to provide for citizens with
certain medical problems during a hurricane. For information, call 561-712-6400
and ask for the Special Needs Coordinator.
Before a Hurricane or Flood Threatens
�� Check insurance policies
�� Protect important papers & valuable items
�� Prepare an inventory of all personal property with descriptions,
take before and after pictures
�� Secure your property – bring outdoor items inside or tie them
down, moor boat securely, etc.
�� Stay tuned to news channels for weather updates and
stay informed
�� Have an evacuation plan with a fl ood-free evacuation route
�� Move vehicles to higher ground
�� Relocate furniture to upper stories or off the fl oor
Before a Hurricane
�� Make shelter arrangements
�� Make pet arrangements
�� Install shutters
�� Fill fuel tanks
�� Lower pool water levels
�� Review your family plan
�� Check your supplies
�� Set refrigerator to coldest settings
�� Freeze extra ice
�� Fill the bathtubs with water
�� Prepare your safe room
After a Storm
�� Make temporary repairs to protect your home
�� Contact your insurance carrier & FEMA regarding damages
�� Before hiring any contractor, verify all licenses and insurances
with the Town of Jupiter Building Department at 1-561-741-2286
�� Report price gouging to Florida Attorney General at 1-866-966-7226
Safety During a Flood
1. Use sandbags to slow seeping fl ood water.2. Don’t walk through fl owing water. Six inches of moving water can knock
you off your feet. Use a pole to check depth when walking in water.
3. Don’t drive through a fl ooded area. More people drown in their cars than
anywhere else. Don’t drive around barriers; the road or bridge may be
washed out.
4. Stay away from power lines and electrical wires. Electrocution is the
second most frequent cause of fl ood deaths. Drowning is number one.
Remember that electricity travels through water. Report downed power lines to
FPL, 1-800-4OU-TAGE.
5. If you can safely turn electricity off, do so. Some appliances, such as
televisions, keep electrical charges after they have been unplugged. Don’t
use appliances or motors that are wet until taken apart, cleaned
and dried.
6. Look out for animals, especially snakes. When fl ooded out of their homes,
small animals may seek shelter in yours. Use a stick to turn things over
and scare away small animals.
7. Look before you step. After a fl ood, the ground and fl oors are covered with
debris including glass and nails, and mud can be slippery.
8. Be alert for gas leaks. Use a fl ashlight to inspect damage. Don’t smoke or
use open fl ames unless you know the gas is off and the area is ventilated.
For lists of gas stations and grocery stores with generator power, go to: www.jupiter.fl.us/STORM
More Info: www.jupiter.fl .us/STORM
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 02 September 2009 )
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Jupiter Florida Real Estate: Jupiter FL homes for sale and sold during May 13-June 13, 2009 |
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June 14, 2009, Jupiter FL - During the last 30 days Jupiter Florida homes generally sold for about 91% to 92% of asking (list) price. There were 109 sales; 15 of which were short sales. Short sales generally sold for 92% to 96% of asking price. In the Jupiter Florida real estate area the average sales price of all single family homes, condos and town homes combined was almost $369,000. The highest sale was for $4.1 million and the lowest was for $65,000. Statistical information on short sales is found on the "read more" pages of this article.
However the differences in the prices of Jupiter FL homes sold in the zip code sectors varied as shown in the tables farther down in this article (click on "read more" below).
Jupiter Zip code 33477 is mostly within walking distance to the ocean and has proportionally more condos than the other two areas. On average the homes sold in zip 33477 went for almost $267 a sq. ft.
 Zip code 33458 is about 3 miles inland and includes the large neo-traditional planned community of Abacoa. Homes in zip 33458 are of a wide variety of new and old, single family and multi-family living situations; they on average for about $138 a sq. ft.
Zip code 33469 encompasses parts of Jupiter and Tequesta; it has many luxury waterfront homes, more age restricted communities than the others and also includes some of the older residential single family and condo neighborhoods. The average sales price per sq. ft. during the last 30 days in zip code 33469 was $220.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 June 2009 )
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Jupiter Florida Real Estate Market Review |
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Signs of Hope for the Jupiter Florida real estate market
 At last there's some good news for the Jupiter FL real estate market. Over the past two years there has been a steady decline in the number of homes for sale in Palm Beach County.
Market value is determined by market conditions such as supply, demand and availability of financing. With the supply going down (sometimes referred to as a decrease in inventory) I have hope that the market value has hit its low point.
In March 2007 according to our MLS statistics there were almost 27,000 homes and condos for sale in Palm Beach County. In two years that number is now less than 22,000 -- the supply of homes for sale has dropped approximately 18%.
There are three reasons for the decrease in inventory of homes for sale in Palm Beach County:
1. More homes are being sold.
2. Sellers are keeping their homes off the market.
3. Foreclosure inventory has decreased
Homes are selling if they are priced right as evidenced by the 33% increase in sales in Palm Beach County when comparing sales in February 2009 to February 2008. There was a 41% increase in sales in the Florida Treasure Coast area when comparing the same time periods. Most of the buyers are investors and first-time home buyers who can afford homes at today's prices.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 06 May 2009 )
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