Author: Sherri Dodsworth

 Hurricane Sally passed through here this week on Wednesday dropping about 17″ of rain in 72 hours and bringing with her high surf and a bit of beach erosion but no homes lost. All part of living on the coast. That tropical activity didn’t dampen interest in real estate as buyers ...

 With Labor Day now in our rear view mirror we have our sights set on heading into autumn soon and as hot as this summer has been, that cool weather just over the horizon can’t get here soon enough. Not much cooling off in our market this week though, as ...

 Cape San Blas is sold out for the long Labor Day Weekend and with good weather forecast it looks to be shaping up for a scalloping marathon out on the bay. We had yet another marathon week in real estate as well, closing ten sales and writing up eight new contracts. Sellers added ...

 Oh, yeah. It has been busy around here. I checked the sales numbers for all property types in the Cape San Blas market that we cover and year-over-year sales for June were up 107%, and in July, 90%. Couple that sales activity with all the re-fi action with rates continuing ...

 Our super hot summer sizzles on with continued torrid demand for coastal real estate. In the past week we closed twelve sales, and wrote up ten new contracts. Sellers added ten new listings and made six price changes. Despite all that activity, our inventory remains unchanged since last week, closing once ...

  National news continues to keep people pouring into our market. We had another amazing week, closing ten sales and writing up twelve new contracts. Sellers added ten new listings and changed prices on eight others. Our inventory grew by one, ending the week at 292, with 84 homes and 208 lots listed for ...

The search for safe haven continues and we welcomed more folks into our fold this week along the Forgotten Coast. I apologize for no longer being able to offer individual in-depth sales histories of each property but with the volume of sales. Right now I simply don’t have time to do that research, write the blog, ...

We are continuing to see a buyer feeding frenzy of such magnitude as to make Shark Week look like a gold fish show. Everyone in the local real estate food chain continues to churn and burn non-stop.  This week was no exception as we closed fourteen sales, wrote up thirteen ...

Everyone wants a piece of the Forgotten Coast. We had another crazy busy week with seven sales and fifteen new contracts, Sellers added ten new listings, and changed prices on nine others. With all that activity, we managed to shed eight off of our inventory, closing the week at 316, with 90 ...

 Despite our county Covid positive numbers exploding, we are apparently still perceived as a safe haven as we we turned in another action-filled week with four sales, thirteen new contracts, seventeen new listings, and four price changes. With all that activity, our inventory shed six, closing the week at 324 active listings in ...

 And the beat goes on. Another full throttle pedal to the medal week in real estate here so we continue with the Readers Digest Condensed Version review. We closed five sales, wrote up a whopping thirteen new contracts. Sellers added twelve new listings and changed prices on seven others.   Our ...

Every day is 4th of July now on the Cape it seems with daily crowds out and about like I’ve never seen in the 26 years I’ve lived here. When beach time is over for the day, many are heading out to look at real estate and Realtors are working ...