After homeThe national price rise was record-breaking 16.9% in 2021, theMarket was met withAnother stunning statistic inApril 2022: American metros now have a median homeSold price greater than $500,000. An OJO Labs March survey provided the average sale price of half a million dollars. home sales. Nationwide, theMedian salesPrice of a homeAt mid-April 2022 the price had risen to $392,750
These are historic wealthy cities, as well as those that were historically wealthy. withMore modest home prices, theTrace is theSame: Prices continue to rise despite rising mortgage rates. There are many reasons for this. thePrices rise across all industries the country. A long-term housing crisis that started after theSupply chain disruptions made it difficult to source construction material. This led to the Great Recession, which was felt in all housing markets. Another factor that drove up prices was theIncreasing number of investors who are entering the market. Investment firms are purchasing huge areas of single-family homes in many parts of North Carolina, including Charlotte.
Traditionally, the population of smaller towns and cities was lower. withThere was a significant uptake in households moving out of big cities during this time. theCoronavirus pandemic has driven housing competition to an all-time high. Record-low mortgage rates were another reason for an exploding number of buyers, although rising rates don’t seem to be doing much to slow bidding wars inMany metros.
Neighborhoods in Lakeland with the most expensive home sales
ZeroDown, a real estate platform, analyzed its data. home listings to determine the most expensive neighborhood in TampaBased on homes sold between March 18, 20,22, and April 18, 2022. NeighborhoodsThese are the top ranked theMedian home price per square foot.
Read on to see your city’s most expensiveSeek out neighborhoods theA national story about neighborhoods in 20 metros here.
#10. Channel District
– Median Home Price: $650,180 ($467 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,894
– Population: 2,627
– Walk Score: 79
– Bike Score: not available
– Transit Score: 60
#9. #9.
– Median Home Price: $704,331 ($479 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,781
– Population: 617
– Walk Score: 43
– Bike Score: 47
– Transit Score: 46
#8. Culbreath Isles
– Median Home Price: $2,296,747 ($490 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,654
– Population: 567
– Walk Score: 7
– Bike Score: 36
– Transit Score: not available
#7. Palma Ceia
– Median Home Price: $800,510 ($495 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,599
– Population: 4,281
– Walk Score: 71
– Bike Score: not available
– Transit Score: 40
#6. #6.
– Median Home Price: $922,649 ($495 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,654
– Population: 258
– Walk Score: 22
– Bike Score: 40
– Transit Score: not available
#5. Davis Islands
– Median Home Price: $1,573,801 ($508 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,225
– Population: 3,797
– Walk Score: 46
– Bike Score: 55
– Transit Score: 21
#4. Harbour Island
– Median Home Price: $659,346 ($519 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,781
– Population: 2,187
– Walk Score: 41
– Bike Score: not available
– Transit Score: 43
#3. Golfview
– Median Home Price: $1,398,631 ($538 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,617
– Population: 2,695
– Walk Score: 61
– Bike Score: not available
– Transit Score: 33
#2. #2.
– Median Home Price: $1,260,481 ($644 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,659
– Population: 709
– Walk Score: 65
– Bike Score: not available
– Transit Score: 32
#1. Downtown Tampa
– Median Home Price: $524,921 ($708 per square foot)
– Median Rent: $1,458
– Population: 1,968
– Walk Score: 76
– Bike Score: not available
– Transit Score: 66
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