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Lot values have been fairly steady over the past five years, and it reminds me of the market conditions we observed in the 1990s.

Changes in the Comprehensive Land Use laws in the 1990s produced a glut of developed lots that held prices steady for more than ten years. The early “vested” lots, once consumed, opened the market for developed lots that had far higher regulation (and thus costs) and we saw prices soar.

A similar condition has existed for the past ten years, and now that it is clearing, there is reason to expect lot prices to soar.

Take a look at this week’s graph and gain an understanding of why things are about to change dramatically with lot prices in the Tallahassee real estate market.

If you purchased a home in Tallahassee from late 2005 through late 2009, it is highly likely that your home is not (yet) worth what you paid for it.

This week’s special report shows how home values have changed over the past 27 years, and it suggests that we should expect home values to rise to new heights in the next five years, perhaps even within the next two years.

Check it out below!

The average rate that a home buyer has paid on a 30 year fixed rate mortgage loan over the past 47 years is down to 8.25%.

That means today’s rates are still below 1/2 of the 47 year average, and they have been since the mid ‘90s. The average reported for June was 3.90% with one-half a discount point.

You can look at this week’s graph and realize (or remember) that rates were above 10% for more than 15 years! So what would happen if rates merely “returned to normal?” What if rates next month shot up to 8.25%?

Probably not likely … but an increase in a percent or so could happen.

Our report speculates at what would happen with that rise in mortgage interest rates, you can read it here.

The overall housing market in Tallahassee continues to improve, and this is most evident in the 32312 zip code.

The average value of existing homes (no new construction) sold in the 32312 zip code has risen from $124 per square foot in 2016 to a whopping $133 per square foot thus far in 2017.

This represents an annualized appreciation rate of nearly 15% should the pace of growth continue throughout the rest of the year.

Find out why homeowners in the 32312 zip code are enjoying this good fortune in this week’s special report.