Our exclusive glimpse into the opulent world of luxury real estate unveils the year-end statistics and trends that shaped the market in fifteen top luxury country clubs:
- Andalusia at CM
- Andreas Hills
- Bighorn Golf Club
- El Dorado Country Club
- Indian Canyons
- Movie Colony
- Old Las Palmas
- Tamarisk Country Club
- The Hideaway
- The Madison
- The Reserve
- Thunderbird Heights
- Toscana Country Club
- Tradition Golf Club
- Vintage Country Club
Whether you're a prospective resident or a savvy buyer, these insights offer a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape.
Special thanks to Walter Neil at Franklin Loan Center for graciously allowing us to use this insightful report. His contribution enhances the depth of our analysis, providing valuable perspectives for those considering not only luxury real estate but also the financial aspects of their investment.
Prices:
The Franklin Loan Center (FLC) Luxury Price Index serves as our compass in navigating the sea of luxury real estate. As of December, the average price of a 4,500 square foot home in these prestigious country clubs reached $3,796,612. This marks a notable increase of $4,558 for the month and a 2.3% rise for the entire year. Diving deeper into individual country clubs, we observe a spectrum of gains, ranging from a remarkable 17.7% in Thunderbird Heights to a marginal decrease of -15% in the Movie Colony.
Sales:
In December, luxury sales experienced a slight downturn, averaging 16.5 units per month—a decrease of 11% compared to the previous year. Dollar sales for luxury homes over the last three months tell a similar story, averaging $30 million per month, reflecting a 9% decline from the $33 million recorded in the preceding year.
Inventory:
A crucial aspect of the real estate market is the inventory, and in December, the total inventory in the fifteen luxury country clubs decreased by 17 units, settling at 83 homes. This marks a 4.6% reduction from the previous year. The "months of sales" ratio stood at 5.0 months, a slight increase from 4.7 months a year ago.
Days in the Market:
The average "Days in the Market" for luxury homes in December was 73 days—a significant increase from the 50 days recorded a year ago. However, it's essential to note that this is still considerably lower than the pre-pandemic average of 120 days. The range varies across country clubs, from zero days in the El Dorado Country Club to 210 days in the Vintage Country Club.
Price Discount/Premium:
December saw luxury homes selling at an average discount of 3.9%, a notable contrast to the mere 0.9% discount observed a year ago. The figures fluctuate from a 0% discount in El Dorado Country Club to an average discount of 14.9% in The Madison.
As we reflect on the past year, the luxury real estate market has demonstrated resilience and adaptability. While some areas experienced remarkable gains, others navigated challenges with grace. Whether you're considering a move or eyeing an investment opportunity, these insights provide a valuable guide to the dynamic world of luxury living.
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