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Nothing along The Forgotten Coast is as it was prior to Hurricane Michael, and my blog is no exception, so I’ve just gotta roll with that. Our new MLS simply will not allow links to be posted to web pages, only emailed, so I’m going to continue writing my weekly ...

Our post-Michael recovery continues moving forward and all utilities have now been restored to the Cape, Indian Pass and C-30 Corridor.  Rental properties with minimal damage are trickling back onto the market. As I mentioned last week, businesses and some restaurants have reopened downtown. Admittedly we still look badly beaten ...

Our area is recovering slowly but surely and getting a little bit better each day. Power has been fully restored, and water was finally flowing to the Cape north of the rocks at Stumphole on Thursday. Most internet service in the area is working, although Mediacom is still struggling with ...

I’m still in Tallahassee but wanted to update you with the latest info for those of you not on Facebook: From Vince Bishop, Fire Chief, South Gulf County Volunteer Fire Dept., This is Vince on the North Side; We have 24 hr law enforcement patrols now to help keep the ...

This is certainly not the weekly review I thought I’d be writing today when I signed off last week. Last week was all about dealing with our new MLS; this week it’s about dealing with our new reality. In the aftermath of a storm that lasted only a few hours, ...

This was a much anticipated week for our Realtor Association as we went live with our brand new MLS system by Navica on Tuesday. It has a lot of shiny bells and whistles with which comes a learning curve.  The data displays very differently, and I am working on trying ...

September sales continue to roll right along as we logged another good week, with eight sales, two new contracts, three new listings, and price changes on twelve others. Our inventory closed down only two at 289, with 86 homes and 203 lots listed for sale in the Cape San Blas, Indian Pass ...

The calendar may say summer has ended and autumn is here but the thermometer sure hasn’t gotten that memo as days continue to swelter with “feels like” temps stubbornly stuck in the 3-digit range.  Everyone and everything is hot, including our market, which continues to sizzle along, this week turning ...

September sales continue to roll right along as we logged another good week, with four sales, four new contracts,  ten new listings, and  eight price changes, with one of those being a price increase. Our inventory added five, closing the week at 295, with 89 homes and 206 lots listed for ...

With Labor Day in our rear view mirror, summer may be officially over but luckily buyers didn’t seem to get that memo as they were still here snapping up great real estate deals. We had a good week, with five closings and four new contracts; added eleven new listings and made six price ...

Lots to write about as we head into the busy Labor Day Weekend. We’ve all been working hard around here this week moving a lot of real estate, closing three sales, writing six new contracts, adding eight new listings, and launching a classic Labor Day Weekend Sale by rolling back ...

Summer sales keep sizzling, and we turned in another good week, closing five sales and penning seven new contracts. Sellers changed six prices, and added fourteen new offerings to the menu.  Hard to believe, but even with all that activity our inventory remains unchanged from last week, closing at 295, ...