September Numbers. Confusing.

Weird data... still trying to figure this out. 

Everywhere is up for September; but I think that can be explained by the robust economy, tax refugees from the New York, and the beginning of the South Florida "season"... but even then that is confusing because Palm Beach is the only one with a "season". 

 Anyway, everywhere is up-ish, but with interest rates historically low, the number of sales closed in cash are up (with the exception of Broward). 

So I'm terribly confused. 

Anyway this was September.  Single family homes are the big winners.

August is in... And numbers are looking good for financing.

Okay... the data is pretty obvious. Slight downtick in sales in general but a large uptick in financed properties. Now, here is the question: Is this because rates are so low across the board OR is it because people are hoarding cash because they believe the obvious media hype about recession? I'm guessing one feeds in to the other.