As is the case with many Sarasota areas, the museum area is a blend of contemporary and traditional architecture. Here one can find large houses sitting on the beautiful Sarasota Bay. Many of the areas historic mansions are found in the museum area. Mixed into this region, there are also smaller, more affordable housing which Sarasota is desperately in need of. It is a very charmed-filled and eclectic area. It encompasses the John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art, the Asolo Center for the Performing Arts and New College/USF. Homeowners here are vast and wide in their character which range from artists to students to professionals of all ages to retirees.
Single Family Homes:
Month
Year
Units Listed
Listed Volume
Listed Average
Units Sold
Sold Volume
Sold Average
Average DOM
Month
Year
Units Listed
Listed Volume
Listed Average
Units Sold
Sold Volume
Sold Average
Average DOM
Jan
2006
23
20,411,500
887,456
2
1,620,000
810,000
246
Feb
2006
17
9,117,140
536,302
8
3,212,000
401,500
89
Mar
2006
16
10,975,900
685,993
5
3,655,500
731,100
121
Apr
2006
14
8,246,077
589,005
2
2,089,500
1,044,750
85
May
2006
21
12,587,600
599,409
4
3,489,000
872,250
251
Jun
2006
4
1,962,800
490,700
0
0
0
0
Totals:
95
63,301,017
666,326
21
14,066,000
669,810
142
Total Listed:95
Sold Units:21
Remaining Units:74
Inventory Accum.:21.14 *
Min Sold Price: $218,000
Average Sold Price: $669,809
Median Sold Price: $400,000
Max Sold Price: $2,560,000
Min List Price: $226,440
Average List Price: $666,326
Median List Price: $489,500
Max List Price: $4,500,000
* Inventory Accumulation (in months) = (# Remaining Units)/(# Sold Units/# Months)
