Naples Florida Real Estate |
Despite the title attributed to it at the beginning of the real
estate implosion in 2005, as "the
most overpriced real estate in the country," once again, Naples Florida is
beginning to collect the accolades of some of the most respected magazines and
newspapers in the world, including the NY Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Coastal
Living Magazine, and Forbes Magazine, just to name a few, and it is once again
being recognized as one of the top places in the country in which to live and
to visit. Just last week, Naples was all 'abuzz' about reported sightings of
movie star visitor Nicole Kiddman and her just as famous husband, country song
writer Keith Urban. Despite the fact that their presence was being noted by
Neopolitan tweets as they strolled by shops and galleries on Fifth Avenue South
and dined in restaurants on Third Street South, they were pretty much left
alone to enjoy the quiet and peaceful elegance that Naples affords its
visitors.
In May, Coastal Living Magazine rated Naples, Fl as the
"second happiest seaside town" in America in its website
www.coastalliving.com. Based on Facebook
recommendations and other factors like weather and the amount of sunny days,
low crime, education of its residents, access to beaches, recreational
facilities and a variety of other factors, Naples lives up to its "lively
international reputation."
Additionally, Smithsonian Magazine's May edition named Naples, Florida
as the Ninth Best Small Town in America because of its weather, world class
arts, community theater and zoo.
Noteworthy because it provides its visitors year 'round with the kind of
weather to walk around in several downtown restaurant and gallery districts, a
healthy environment and beautiful beaches, Naples consistently ranks in top ten
lists.
In an article posted in
February 2012 CNBC ranked the cities with the most dramatically recovered
housing. Year over year statistics from the last quarter of 2011 and the last
quarter of 2010 measuring median price appreciation, median time on market,
reduction of inventory and unemployment rates were used to make those
determinations. In addition, Realtor.com cited input from real estate agents
who noted the turnaround in their markets.
In its survey CNBC noted that Naples Florida Real Estate had turned
around the such an extent that it rated Naples as having the 7th greatest
"turnaround" city in the country with a year over year median price
appreciation of 13.38%, a decrease in the
median age of inventory of -13.64% and
an increase in year over year median
List Price appreciation of 13.38%.
Having been on many financial and real estate websites as an
overpriced place to purchase a property, Naples is more recently rising from
the notoriety of being "overpriced" to being on almost everybody's
top ten list.
If you would like to know more about Naples Florida Real Estate
or what it's like to live in Naples, Fl, you can contact Sharon and Art David,
P.A. at Coldwell Banker 239-250-5113 or visit their award winning website at
www.Naples4u.com