Tampa Bay Area homes sales rise 15%

Posted by: on: May 13 2010 • Categorized in: Foreclosures,General Housing Market,Short Sales,Tampa Housing Market,Tampa Luxury Homes,Uncategorized

But prices are still falling. The tax incentive once again pushed real estate sales in our area. Some homes saw multiple bids on them as first time home buyers competed for the best deals at the end of the tax time frame. Overall prices are still falling a little, about 1%. Other areas of the country are actually showing increases in value. To get the latest value of your home, go to www.tampahomesvalues.com

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