A Strong Real Estate Economy Heading into 2014
The most recent real estate data shows the economy and housing market have been on the road to recovery with more normal levels of activity heading into 2014. According to Fannie Mae’s Economic & Strategic Research Group, consumer spending and manufacturing activity should continue to improve, which will contribute to housing growth. And, they are expecting an increase of 2.7% in the New Year.
If you are still thinking about buying a home, make this year the year you get around to doing it. Check out the communities of Parkland FL and Coral Springs FL in Broward County. You will find some of the most beautiful Florida real estate in these locations.
– In Parkland you will find Parkland Golf and Country Club, a prestigious gated golf course housing community. Inside of many of Parkland Golf and Country Club homes you will find two stories, 3 to 7 bedrooms with huge walk-in closets, a chef’s kitchen with a cooking island, wooden pantries and granite counters, marble floors, volume ceilings, hurricane shutters on all of the windows and up to 5,282 square feet of living space. Most homes have a pool area, but all of the homes have a lovely view of the lake which can be viewed from the spacious patio. The homes sit on large lots surrounded by lush greens, and have approximately 2-3 car garages. Shared amenities for all residents to enjoy include an active clubhouse, fitness center, tennis courts and more! Parkland Golf and Country Club waterfront homes for sale in Parkland are ideal for established families who enjoy the finer things in life, and want more of it. Prices begin at $239,000.
– Coral Springs, Florida is located in Broward. Nearby cities and towns include Margate, North Lauderdale, Parkland, Tamarac and Watergate. Coral Springs is an urban community with a population of 118,476. The median household income in Coral Springs is $72,779. 60% of residents are married and families with children reside in 44% of Coral Springs households. Half the population of Coral Springs commutes 26 minutes or more to work, with 79% of residents holding white collar jobs and 22% residents holding blue collar jobs.
Location is everything – Salma Dhanji is here to help you navigate the today’s real estate market and enjoy Florida’s distinctive lifestyle.
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