Collier County property taxes won’t go up next year. From this point on, they can only decrease.
With virtually no discussion, Collier County commissioners on Tuesday afternoon approved a primary property tax rate of $3.1469 per $1,000 worth of property value, and a secondary property tax rate of 69 cents per $1,000. Those are the same rates currently in effect. That means without any other taxes or assessments, a property owner who lives in unincorporated Collier will pay $383.81 on a $100,000 home.
According to the county’s budget director, John Yonkosky, the $3.1469 tax rate is expected to generate $249,156,703 in property taxes for the upcoming year. The 69 cent tax should produce $35,416,600 in property taxes for the 2009 tax year, which begins Oct. 1. Combined, the two tax rates will provide the county’s general fund with a total of $326,561,705.
Public hearings will be held at 5:05 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 4, and again at 5:05 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 18 in commission chambers.
During the September public hearings, commissioners may maintain or lower tax rates. After the preliminary tax rate is set, the only way it can be raised is by special additional public notices and advertisements, Yonkosky noted.
Source: Naplesnews.com
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Naples Golf Course Homes - June 2008 Pending & Closed Sale Report
Including Areas: Lely, Lely Resort, Naples Heritage, Naples Lakes, Country Side, Glen Eagle
567 Active
16 Active with Contract
23 Pending
33 Closed
Source: Sunshine MLS, Inc.
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567 Active
16 Active with Contract
23 Pending
33 Closed
Source: Sunshine MLS, Inc.
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Survey Shows Consumers Optimistic on Real Estate
Consumers are apparently optimistic about the future of the national real estate economy, according to a new survey conducted by Housing Predictor. Nearly 1 out of 2 polled say they believe the national real estate economy will improve within the next two years.
The online survey serves to show that despite the turmoil in the nation’s real estate markets, triggered by the credit crisis most believe conditions will improve in a short time span. Only 28% of all respondents said they believe it will take five years or longer for credit market conditions to improve the housing market.
An unprecedented epidemic of foreclosures has led to lower home prices in the over-whelming majority of the country. As many as 1 out of 3 homes in some especially hard hit areas listed for sale are foreclosures, damaging communities and housing values.
A majority of economists recently surveyed say the nation is either in a recession or at least close to experiencing one. Rising gasoline prices have triggered the highest food inflation the country has experienced since 1992, which was during the last major real estate recession.
Congress is dealing with a series of proposals to assist some homeowners threatened with foreclosure. But more than 3 million homeowners are now behind on their mortgage payments and are threatened with foreclosure. A Housing Predictor survey in March found that the over-whelming majority of respondents believe Congress will fail in its attempts to solve the national real estate crisis. Foreclosures are forecast to increase to total more than 5.6 million units through 2011.
Some 25% polled said they believe things would improve in a year or less. Housing Predictor regularly surveys consumers on real estate related issues, and provides more than 250 local housing market forecasts in all 50 U.S. states. The data on which forecasts are issued are independently gathered by researchers from thousands of sources throughout the nation. Markets are constantly monitored by researchers to keep visitors up to date on changing market conditions.
Source: RISMEDIA, June 24, 2008
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The online survey serves to show that despite the turmoil in the nation’s real estate markets, triggered by the credit crisis most believe conditions will improve in a short time span. Only 28% of all respondents said they believe it will take five years or longer for credit market conditions to improve the housing market.
An unprecedented epidemic of foreclosures has led to lower home prices in the over-whelming majority of the country. As many as 1 out of 3 homes in some especially hard hit areas listed for sale are foreclosures, damaging communities and housing values.
A majority of economists recently surveyed say the nation is either in a recession or at least close to experiencing one. Rising gasoline prices have triggered the highest food inflation the country has experienced since 1992, which was during the last major real estate recession.
Congress is dealing with a series of proposals to assist some homeowners threatened with foreclosure. But more than 3 million homeowners are now behind on their mortgage payments and are threatened with foreclosure. A Housing Predictor survey in March found that the over-whelming majority of respondents believe Congress will fail in its attempts to solve the national real estate crisis. Foreclosures are forecast to increase to total more than 5.6 million units through 2011.
Some 25% polled said they believe things would improve in a year or less. Housing Predictor regularly surveys consumers on real estate related issues, and provides more than 250 local housing market forecasts in all 50 U.S. states. The data on which forecasts are issued are independently gathered by researchers from thousands of sources throughout the nation. Markets are constantly monitored by researchers to keep visitors up to date on changing market conditions.
Source: RISMEDIA, June 24, 2008
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Naples Golf Course Homes - 12 Month Sales Report
Naples 12 Month Home Sale Report: Golf Course Homes located in South Naples, FL
Areas include: Lely, Lely Resort, Naples Heritage, Naples Lakes, Country Side, Glen Eagle
Closed Sale Information:
Total Closed Sales: 222
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Closed Sale Information:
# of Bedrooms | # of Closed | Average Sold Price |
| 2 or Less | 80 | $265,752 |
3 | 122 | $451,143 |
4 | 18 | $810,861 |
5 | 2 | $1,417,000 |
Total Closed Sales: 222
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