Terrific Land Package Investment Opportunity!!! in Santa Cruz, California For Sale
Now is the time to invest in Southwest Florida!!!! Why?
Property values in FL were the first to go up, and the first to go down
SW Florida is recovering fast and demand has caught up with supply
Home prices are increasing and the market is appreciating
In xxxx CNN Money voted Cape Coral the # 2 “Bestplaces to retire”
In xxxx CNN Money voted Port Charlotte # 1 “Bestplaces to retire”
Why Purchase Land in
Southwest Florida?
Prices are at rock bottom!
Low holding cost!
A Safe investment!
Bulk property packages are hard to find!
We have over 1,500 vacant lots available!
Land prices dropped 95% from xxxx peak!
We believe land will increase to 25% of xxxx peak over the next few years!
As you can see from the graph above the housing prices have stabilized in xxxx and xxxx. A few signs that help us understand a recovering market are supply and demand. Historically, when demand for homes increase higher than supply on the market, land will be the next to follow. But don't only take our word for it. Do your research but make it quick, these land packages wont last long!
Many Florida cities and towns have seen the dramatic fall in real estate values. However, Southwest Florida is unique in many different ways. Mainly, it is our waterways and canal systems that provide a more distinct sense of paradise at close hand.
Acording to RealtorMag's November 2nd xxxx Issue, The following are the top 10 US cities that have seen the largest percentage increases in median list prices based on year-over-year data from September xxxx:
1. Fort Myers-Cape Coral, Fla. - 34.46%
2. Miami, Fla. - 25.63%
3. Naples, Fla. - 23.41%
4. Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla. - 16.53%
5. Punta Gorda, Fla. - 14.07%
6. Shreveport-Bossier City, La. - 12.22%
7. Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla. - 11.93%
8. Fort Wayne, Ind. - 11.77%
9. Daytona Beach, Fla. - 11.32%
10. Boise City, Idaho - 10.58%
Population: 154,300
% over 50: 38%
Avg. home price: $95,000 USD
Top state income tax: None
Cost of living index: 96
For retirees who are looking for lower taxes, cheap housing and a gentle climate, Cape Coral scores on all fronts. Home prices here, for example, have fallen more than 60% since the xxxx peak. For homebuyers, that means a lot of bang for the buck: A newly renovated three-bedroom, 1,800-square-foot house with a pool was recently bought here for $145,000.
Lots of Florida towns have seen dramatic price drops, of course, but Cape Coral has something else going for it: It's paradise for water lovers. The town is sliced with 400 miles of canals, half of which have access to the Gulf of Mexico, about 20 minutes away by boat.
This quiet place doesn't offer much nightlife. But there's a public golf course, a weekly farmers' market with live music, and a nearby outlet mall. Training camps for the Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins are just 15 minutes away.
In the years following the real estate implosion, foreign purchases have been one of the few bright spots in an otherwise gloomy market. In the 12 months ending in March, international sales in the U.S. totaled $82 billion, up from $66 billion in xxxx, according to the National Association of Realtors. Canada led the way, making up 23% of sales to foreigners, followed by China, Mexico, the U.K. and India. Argentina and Brazil combined reported a 5% increase in foreign sales, up 2% from last year.