Florida Real Estate Market Trends February 11, 2025

Fort Lauderdale January 2025 Area Report

Fort Lauderdale January 2025 real estate statistics have been released.

Fort Lauderdale Area Reports

Single Family Homes

Condominium & Townhouses


Commonly asked questions while reviewing the reports:

What is the difference between “Median Sales Price” and “Average Sales Price”?

Median Sales Price | Price of the “”middle”” property sold -an equal number of sales were above and below this price.

Average Sales Price | Average sales price for all properties sold.

What does “Absorption Rate” mean?

Absorption Rate | Looks at the past year’s monthly supply of inventory. In a normal market there should be a 6 month supply. The higher the rate above 6 the more aggressive a seller has to be with the competition; price and having a picture perfect property.


Single Family Home Area Report listed first, Condo/Townhouses listed second:


Please contact me if you would like to be sent updated area market reports for Fort Lauderdale or another SE Florida city. We can discuss the market, current trends and how we can work together to accomplish your real estate goals. I am here to help.

 

CONTACT ANNETTE

Let’s start working together!

Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®

Coldwell Banker Realty

901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

808.747.3686

Annette.Dammeyer@cbrealty.com

www.AnnetteDammeyer.com

SL 3535792

Events July 1, 2023

4th of July Events & Safety Tips Copy

Celebrate 4th of July in SE Florida

 

4th of July Spectacular on Fort Lauderdale Beach

4th of July Spectacular on Fort Lauderdale Beach


July 4th on Hollywood Beach

July 4th on Hollywood Beach


 

City of Sunrise Celebrates July 4th with Parade, Concert & Fireworks

 


City of Deerfield Beach July 4th Celebration


As always, I like to gently remind everyone about taking safety precautions on the 4th of July

Top 10 Pet Summer Safety Tips from Petfinder

 

1. Keep Your Cat Safe on the Fourth of July

  • Be sure your cat is wearing an up-to-date and visible ID tag on their collar at all times.
  • Take a current photo of your cat.
  • Give your cat a good play session before people come over for any celebrations.
  • Ask guests to keep an eye out for your cat, to be sure they don’t escape.
  • Keep charcoal, fireworks, sparklers and glow sticks far from curious cats.
  • Put your cat in a safe, escape-proof room during parties and fireworks.
  • If your cat is afraid of loud noises, leave gentle music playing to cover the fireworks.

 

2. Keep Your Dog Safe on the Fourth of July

  • Be sure your dog is wearing an up-to-date and visible ID tag on their collar at all times.
  • Take a current photo of your dog.
  • Exercise your dog early in the day before parties begin.
  • During cookouts, ask guests to play with your dog away from the flames.
  • Keep charcoal, fireworks, sparklers and glow sticks far from curious canines.
  • Keep dog treats on hand for those who want to give your dog food.
  • Leave your dog at home with a frozen stuffed treat during the fireworks.
  • If your dog is afraid of loud noises, leave gentle music playing to cover the fireworks.

 

3. 5 Tips to Prevent Lost Pups

  • Be sure your dog wears their collar with a clearly visible ID tag at all times
  • Update your dog’s microchip information or get them microchipped if they haven’t already been.
  • During parties, be sure to inform guests that all gates and doors need to be securely latched to prevent your dog from wandering.
  • If your dog is stressed by parties, consider keeping them in a safe room with their favorite toys away from your guests.
  • Leave your dog at home during Independence Day fireworks to avoid a stressed and scared pup running away in the dark.

 

4. Keep Your Cat from Becoming Lost

  • Check that your cat’s collar fits securely and that their tag is easy to read with your current information.
  • Update your microchip information! If your cat doesn’t already have a microchip, make an appointment with your veterinarian or call your local shelter about microchip clinics.
  • Put your kitty with their food, water and a litter box in an enclosed area with a visible sign declaring that the cat is inside and must not be allowed out.
  • Prepare in advance. Make sure that you have current, clear photos of your cat ready for lost flyers.
  • Ask your guests to keep an eye out for your cat during the festivities.

 

5. Keep Your Dog Safe at a Cookout

  • Be sure your dog is wearing a visible and up-to-date ID tag on their collar before the party begins.
  • Keep charcoal, matches and lighter fluid away from your dog.
  • Consider keeping your pup on a leash so they don’t explore hot grills or tables of food.
  • While grilling, ask guests to play with your dog far from the flames.
  • Place citronella and other insect-repellants where your dog can’t reach them.
  • Never leave alcohol unattended around your dogs.
  • Check that all sunscreen or insect repellant you apply to your dog is labeled for use on pets.
  • Don’t let guests give your pup people food. Consider having a bag of treats on hand.
  • Be sure all children are supervised when near your dog to avoid any roughhousing.
  • If your pup seems overwhelmed, bring them inside and put them in a quiet area away from guests.

 

6. Heatstroke is deadly for dogs

The signs of heatstroke include:

  • Excessive or exaggerated panting
  • Lethargy
  • Weakness
  • Drooling
  • High fever
  • Dark red gums
  • Rapid heartbeat
  • Unresponsiveness to commands and surroundings
  • Vomiting
  • Collapse
  • Staring/anxious expression
  • Warm/dry skin

If you think your dog may have heatstroke, head straight to your vet’s office. It could save their life!

 

7. Learn the Signs of Heatstroke in Cats

The signs of heatstroke include:

  • Restlessness as your cat searches for a cooler spot
  • Excessive grooming
  • Panting
  • Sweaty paws
  • Drooling
  • Redness of the tongue and mouth
  • Rapid breathing
  • Vomiting
  • Stumbling
  • Extreme lethargy
  • Unresponsiveness
  • High fever

If you think your cat may have heatstroke, head straight to your vet’s office. It could save their life!

 

8. How You Can Help Dogs in Hot Cars

  • Call your local animal control or police department to report a pet in a car. Inform them if the pet appears to be in distress.  Endangering a dog by leaving them in a car is against the law in many places.
  • Try to find the pet parent. Note the license plate number, color, make and model of the car. Go to the nearest store or mall security office and ask them to make an announcement over the loudspeaker that a dog has been left in a car and needs help.
  • Keep an eye on the car until the guardian or animal control arrive.
  • Consider leaving our Never Leave a Dog in a Car infographic on the car to educate the guardian.

 

9. 4 Steps to Help Pets in Cars

  • Call your local animal control or police department to report a pet in a car. Inform them if the pet appears to be in distress.  Endangering a pet by leaving them in a car is against the law in many places.
  • Try to find the cat’s parent. Note the license plate number, color, make and model of the car. Go to the nearest store or mall security office and ask them to make an announcement over the loudspeaker that a cat has been left in a car and needs help.
  • Keep an eye on the car until the guardian or animal control arrive.
  • Consider leaving our Never Leave a Pet in a Car infographic on the car to educate the guardian.

 

10. Tell Me!

Tell me about your hot weather and summer safety tips for your pet!



Alternatives to Using Fireworks While Celebrating


I wish you a safe and wonderful 4th of July!!

Please contact me for any questions or assistance you may need, I am here to help.

Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR

Coldwell Banker Realty

808.747.3686

Annette.Dammeyer@cbrealty.com

www.AnnetteDammeyer.com

SL 3535792

Events September 2, 2022

Labor Day 2022 is Here! SE Florida Events to Enjoy..

Labor Day ~ September 5th, 2022

Labor Day, honors workers and recognizes their contributions to society.  Labor Day is celebrated on Monday, September 5, 2022.

Many celebrate this day by having a BBQ or just enjoying a quiet day of relaxation at home or outside.

If you would like to get out and about this weekend, here are a few ideas you may enjoy! Click heading links for more information.


 

September 2-5, 2022

Broward County Convention Center

1950 Eisenhower Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

Friday – Noon – 8:30 pm | Saturday – Noon – 8:30 pm | Sunday – Noon – 8:30 pm | Monday – Noon – 6:30pm


Exhibition: Free Our Seas – Closing Weekend at Flamingo Gardens

This is the final weekend guests can view Free Our Seas’ “Flotsam Fauna” exhibit of sculptures created by Free Our Seas and Beyond from more than 1,000 pounds of marine debris found on the shores of South Florida beaches which highlight the importance of ocean conservation. Inside the “Pollution Solutions” exhibit in the Gallery, guests will discover some fascinating facts about our oceans, mangroves and the Everglades, and some simple solutions to the pollution that threatens their existence.

Weekend Activities:

  • Live entertainment by saxophonist Reuben Gonzalez, from 1pm – 3pm.
  • Kids’ Corner free conservation activities from 10am – 4pm.
  • Conservation booths presented by Free Our Seas and Beyond, the NSU Alvin Sherman Library and the Museum of Discovery & Science STEMobile.

The Free Our Seas and Beyond booth will have alternative, eco-friendly items available for purchase and will help kids learn about ocean pollution with a conservation craft project.


Las Olas Oceanside Park Farmers, Antique and Artisan Market

Taking place every Saturday from 9 am – 4pm, the Las Olas Oceanside Park Farmers, Antiques and Artisan Market features an eclectic array of traditional market fare. Visitors will delight in the 40+ local and artisan vendors  displaying a fine selection of organic produce, international cheese, baked goods, plants, clothing, jewelry, art and so much more.


Enjoy Hollywood Beach and Broadwalk

Nestled between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Hollywood, Florida is known for its beautiful stretch of beach, perfect for a beach vacation. With oceanfront hotels and resorts, you will find the perfect accommodation for a weekend getaway or staycation. You can find unique shopping, beachfront restaurants and bars along Hollywood’s Broadwalk, in addition to yearlong activities, water sports, and live music.

Courtesy of City of Hollywood, FL


Have a safe and relaxing Labor Day Weekend!

If you would like to do some home shopping or selling this weekend, contact me. I am here to help!

Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®

Coldwell Banker Realty

808.747.3686

Annette.Dammeyer@cbrealty.com

www.AnnetteDammeyer.com

SL 3535792

Events July 1, 2022

4th of July Events & Safety Tips

Celebrate 4th of July in SE Florida

 

4th of July Spectacular on Fort Lauderdale Beach

4th of July Spectacular on Fort Lauderdale Beach


July 4th on Hollywood Beach

July 4th on Hollywood Beach


 

City of Sunrise Celebrates July 4th with Parade, Concert & Fireworks

 


City of Deerfield Beach July 4th Celebration


As always, I like to gently remind everyone about taking safety precautions on the 4th of July

Top 10 Pet Summer Safety Tips from Petfinder

 

1. Keep Your Cat Safe on the Fourth of July

  • Be sure your cat is wearing an up-to-date and visible ID tag on their collar at all times.
  • Take a current photo of your cat.
  • Give your cat a good play session before people come over for any celebrations.
  • Ask guests to keep an eye out for your cat, to be sure they don’t escape.
  • Keep charcoal, fireworks, sparklers and glow sticks far from curious cats.
  • Put your cat in a safe, escape-proof room during parties and fireworks.
  • If your cat is afraid of loud noises, leave gentle music playing to cover the fireworks.

 

2. Keep Your Dog Safe on the Fourth of July

  • Be sure your dog is wearing an up-to-date and visible ID tag on their collar at all times.
  • Take a current photo of your dog.
  • Exercise your dog early in the day before parties begin.
  • During cookouts, ask guests to play with your dog away from the flames.
  • Keep charcoal, fireworks, sparklers and glow sticks far from curious canines.
  • Keep dog treats on hand for those who want to give your dog food.
  • Leave your dog at home with a frozen stuffed treat during the fireworks.
  • If your dog is afraid of loud noises, leave gentle music playing to cover the fireworks.

 

3. 5 Tips to Prevent Lost Pups

  • Be sure your dog wears their collar with a clearly visible ID tag at all times
  • Update your dog’s microchip information or get them microchipped if they haven’t already been.
  • During parties, be sure to inform guests that all gates and doors need to be securely latched to prevent your dog from wandering.
  • If your dog is stressed by parties, consider keeping them in a safe room with their favorite toys away from your guests.
  • Leave your dog at home during Independence Day fireworks to avoid a stressed and scared pup running away in the dark.

 

4. Keep Your Cat from Becoming Lost

  • Check that your cat’s collar fits securely and that their tag is easy to read with your current information.
  • Update your microchip information! If your cat doesn’t already have a microchip, make an appointment with your veterinarian or call your local shelter about microchip clinics.
  • Put your kitty with their food, water and a litter box in an enclosed area with a visible sign declaring that the cat is inside and must not be allowed out.
  • Prepare in advance. Make sure that you have current, clear photos of your cat ready for lost flyers.
  • Ask your guests to keep an eye out for your cat during the festivities.

 

5. Keep Your Dog Safe at a Cookout

  • Be sure your dog is wearing a visible and up-to-date ID tag on their collar before the party begins.
  • Keep charcoal, matches and lighter fluid away from your dog.
  • Consider keeping your pup on a leash so they don’t explore hot grills or tables of food.
  • While grilling, ask guests to play with your dog far from the flames.
  • Place citronella and other insect-repellants where your dog can’t reach them.
  • Never leave alcohol unattended around your dogs.
  • Check that all sunscreen or insect repellant you apply to your dog is labeled for use on pets.
  • Don’t let guests give your pup people food. Consider having a bag of treats on hand.
  • Be sure all children are supervised when near your dog to avoid any roughhousing.
  • If your pup seems overwhelmed, bring them inside and put them in a quiet area away from guests.

 

6. Heatstroke is deadly for dogs

The signs of heatstroke include:

  • Excessive or exaggerated panting
  • Lethargy
  • Weakness
  • Drooling
  • High fever
  • Dark red gums
  • Rapid heartbeat
  • Unresponsiveness to commands and surroundings
  • Vomiting
  • Collapse
  • Staring/anxious expression
  • Warm/dry skin

If you think your dog may have heatstroke, head straight to your vet’s office. It could save their life!

 

7. Learn the Signs of Heatstroke in Cats

The signs of heatstroke include:

  • Restlessness as your cat searches for a cooler spot
  • Excessive grooming
  • Panting
  • Sweaty paws
  • Drooling
  • Redness of the tongue and mouth
  • Rapid breathing
  • Vomiting
  • Stumbling
  • Extreme lethargy
  • Unresponsiveness
  • High fever

If you think your cat may have heatstroke, head straight to your vet’s office. It could save their life!

 

8. How You Can Help Dogs in Hot Cars

  • Call your local animal control or police department to report a pet in a car. Inform them if the pet appears to be in distress.  Endangering a dog by leaving them in a car is against the law in many places.
  • Try to find the pet parent. Note the license plate number, color, make and model of the car. Go to the nearest store or mall security office and ask them to make an announcement over the loudspeaker that a dog has been left in a car and needs help.
  • Keep an eye on the car until the guardian or animal control arrive.
  • Consider leaving our Never Leave a Dog in a Car infographic on the car to educate the guardian.

 

9. 4 Steps to Help Pets in Cars

  • Call your local animal control or police department to report a pet in a car. Inform them if the pet appears to be in distress.  Endangering a pet by leaving them in a car is against the law in many places.
  • Try to find the cat’s parent. Note the license plate number, color, make and model of the car. Go to the nearest store or mall security office and ask them to make an announcement over the loudspeaker that a cat has been left in a car and needs help.
  • Keep an eye on the car until the guardian or animal control arrive.
  • Consider leaving our Never Leave a Pet in a Car infographic on the car to educate the guardian.

 

10. Tell Me!

Tell me about your hot weather and summer safety tips for your pet!



Alternatives to Using Fireworks While Celebrating


I wish you a safe and wonderful 4th of July!!

Please contact me for any questions or assistance you may need, I am here to help.

Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR

Coldwell Banker Realty

901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

808.747.3686

Annette.Dammeyer@cbrealty.com

www.AnnetteDammeyer.com

SL 3535792

Events June 10, 2022

Looking for Florida Events This Weekend? Here are a few to choose from!

TREASURE COAST THEATRE PRESENTS THE CLASSIC NEIL SIMON COMEDY, “THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE”


Friday’s Movies Under the Stars! Screening “JUMANJI”(1995) by Village Design Art Gallery Free

Click link for more details:   https://events.time.ly/bd7gol3?event=7801554&instance=20220527180000


Welcome to the Sunny Side of Pride – Dania Pointe

For events this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, click here:  https://www.daniapointe.com/events


Flamingo Gardens – Davie, FL

FREE OUR SEAS AT SUNSET ACTIVITIES

Click for details: https://www.flamingogardens.org/events-calendar/free-our-seas-sunset/


Get out, Have Fun and Enjoy the SUNSHINE STATE!!