We have low interest rates and a real estate sales boom that signals to builders and developers that it's time to put more on the market.

We're doing much better than the average. It looks like we're managing to hold on to some of the job growth.

We already have tremendous interest in Grand Arbors, and 2005 sales in The Estates caused a buzz. Those who have not been paying attention to Immokalee Road may have missed out.

Sales fell last month compared with December 2004's record-setting pace, prompted by consumers' concerns about rising interest rates.

Sales in China are going really well. We're getting a lot of interest. We're very excited.

In addition, the average ticket price increased 8% as sales moved to higher price products such as electronics.