August 25, 2011 by Jed Smith, Managing Director, Quantitative Research · 1 Comment
Filed under: REALTORS® Confidence Index, Renting
Realtors® have been reporting rising rents on a year-over-year basis. In recent years total housing production (single family, multifamily, manufactured housing) has been running in the neighborhood of 600,000 units, while the demand for new space due to housing formations, obsolescence of the existing housing stock, and second homes has been in the neighborhood of 1.35 million units. We are continuing to run a housing deficit.
Currently the housing markets are perceived as slow—both in terms of price and sales. However, unmet demand for new units is building on an ongoing basis, so it appears that there continues to be the potential for rent increases, and some of this increased demand should eat into the foreclosure and shadow inventories in future years. For more information on Sales & Rentals In Naples, Bonita SPrings & Estero contact Emily Antonas of the Paradise Coast Team of Main Street Properties at 239-465-9596 Emily@NaplesNative.net www.NaplesNative.net
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
AVAILABLE daily, weekly & long term! This fabulous 1st floor condo Naples rental is located on Gulf Shore Blvd S. less than 1 block from The Naples Pier. You cannot beat this location that is walking distance to Historic 3rd Street South in Old Naples. Enjoy a variety of dining such as Tommy Bahamas, Campiello's along with the well known shopping district Downtown Naples is known for. Wake up to the sea breeze, dip your feet in the warm Gulf waters and of course gaze upon our magnificent sunsets- What else can you possibly need? This Naples rental has 2 bedrooms & 2 full baths. It has been upgraded offering a full kitchen, 16" tile throughout, tile backsplash in kitchen, plenty of windows making it light, bright & airy. The open layout makes it great for a short get away or for a long term rental. AVAILABLE daily, weekly & long term! Once you get here you won't want to leave. $50.00 processing fee. June 1 - September 30, 2011 $400/weekly or $1800/month. Call Emily Cox Antonas of the Paradise Coast Team with Main STreet Properties 239-465-9596 Emily@NaplesNative.net www.NaplesNative.net
SOLD! 9102 Capistrano St Naples FL 34113-UNDER CONTRACT!!
Enjoy one of the most desireable & unique models Ole at Lely Resort offers. This Santa Cruz model offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a 2 car garage, but what makes this unique is that it is 1 of only 8 homes that have a rear screened balcony and a front porch. Your balcony overlooks the lush gardens and fabulous resort pool. Calling all chef's, this kitchen has plenty of countertop & cabinet space with a bar area that opens up to the dining room. Only a short distance from Ole's village center with a movie theatre, gorgeous resort style pool, fitness center offering a variety of classes for our fitness buff, ice cream parlor, it's own pub and bistro. lely Resort offers two public gold courses and an excellent location just 15 minutes away from downtown Naples and March Island's beaches. Enjoy Naples the way it was meant to be enjoyed. Call Emily Cox Antonas with the Paradise Coast Team of Main Street Properties at 239-469-9596
Let's go green...here is an interesting article on the new lights bulbs and the actual legislation on them:
Published: August 11, 2011
Panicky home owners fearing the light bulb police will take away their incandescents should chillax.
Panicky home owners fearing the light bulb police will take away their incandescents should chillax. Federal legislation doesn’t ban Edison’s bulb; it just requires that 100-watt incandescent bulbs become roughly 30% more energy efficient by January 2012; 75-watt bulbs in 2013, and 60- and 40-watt bulbs in 2014.
But your pulse should race at the number of light bulb choices currently on the market and the change in terminology on the horizon, says an article in today’s New York Times. CFLs, LEDs, lumens, and watt equivalents — it’s enough to make you shut off the lights and take a nap.
Times reporter Bob Tedeschi grabbed armloads of different bulbs and tested them throughout his house, so you don’t have to. He likes GE Bright from the Start Energy Smart CFL for the kitchen; Philips EcoVantage and SylvaniaSuperSaver for the dining room; and Philips AmbientLED for reading in the living room.
Tedeschi also provides some tips for the light bulb challenged — basically, all of us.
His top tip? Take it slow.
“Don’t shop all at once for every socket in the house,” Tedeschi says. “Lighting technology, particularly for LEDs, is improving rapidly, and prices are dropping steadily, so it makes more sense to replace bulbs as needed.”
What do you think about the new lightbulb standards? Will you ditch your old incandescent bulbs or hoard them? For all your South Florida Real estate needs call Emily Antonas of The Paradise Coast Team of Main Street Properties at239-465-9596 or email Emily@NaplesNative.net to view properties check out www.NaplesNative.net Our firm covers Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero & Ft. Myers Sales, Rentals & Home Watch.
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