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Fort Lauderdale is passing through a growing moment in foreclosure market. Nowadays, we have 352 foreclosures available in the city. And compared to last month things got easier for those who want to invest, with more foreclosures in the market and more chances of deals. Fort Lauderdale started September with 311 foreclosures available. October registered a fall to 271 homes, or -12.86%. The city had another down in November: -34.32%, leaving 178 properties in the market. Things got worse in December with a drop to 143 homes in foreclosure available (-19.66%). Opportunities went abundant for buyers last month, with a rise, when Fort Lauderdale registered 160 foreclosures, a 11.89% increase comparing to December.
As for the cost, Fort Lauderdale has a small difference in prices comparing to all US. Nowadays, investors can buy foreclosure homes in Fort Lauderdale for $129,086, a value 24.40% below the US average price ($170,757), and a 0.52% increase compared to the prices of January in the city.