Category: Cape San Blas

 The Florida Association of Realtors (FAR) released Q3 sales data this week for both Gulf and Franklin counties which reveals the continuing trend of strong consumer demand for a very tight inventory.  Year-over-year for single family homes in our MLS area, the average price is up 25.2% to $636,274; median sale price ...

 Halloween goblins didn’t scare off our buyers this week as we closed eight sales and wrote up two new contracts. Sellers added six new listings but made only one price change. Our inventory dropped by two, closing the week at 121, with 19 houses and 102 lots listed for sale in the Cape San Blas, Indian Pass and C-30 Corridor MLS market. If ...

There was no let up in demand for coastal real estate this week as we had seven sales and ten new contracts. Sellers added three new listings and made three price changes. Our inventory dropped by five, closing the week at 123, with 20 houses and 103 lots listed for sale in the Cape San Blas, Indian ...

 October may be my favorite month of the year here on the Forgotten Coast. The air is cooler, the humidity lower, and the skies crystal clear. It just puts you in a good mood. Seems a lot of folks were feeling pretty good about the area this week, too, as ...

       The calendar may say Autumn, but the weather still says Summer as these scorching temps have just refused to cool off.  Our market remains hot even though we only had  only one closing but buyers entered into eight new contracts.  Sellers added fifteen new listings (four of which are already ...

  Buyers weren’t balking at higher prices this week as we had a super active real estate market closing ten sales and writing up twelve new contracts. Sellers added twelve new listings and made seven price changes.  Our inventory shed one, closing the week at 130, with 27 houses and 103 lots listed for ...

     The National Association of Realtors (NAR) confirmed this week what we have been sensing here for the past couple of months – buyers are beginning to balk and walk away from properties due to soaring prices.  Even so, we still had an active week with one closing, six new contracts, ...

 Autumn arrived right on schedule Wednesday with temperatures and humidity dipping to cooler, dryer, more comfortable levels and after an unbelievably soggy summer, some very welcome sun-filled days returned.  Our market is still hot, as we closed six sales and wrote up two new contracts.  Sellers added twelve new listings and made ...

 You’d never know the Forgotten Coast is part of the Sunshine State this week as we have had nothing but rain, dreary gray skies, rain, wind and rain. Did I mention it has rained? Our puddles have puddles. Even so, buyers weathered it well and went shopping for real estate. ...

Our real estate market is definitely slowing down a bit but based on what I’m reading in news from the National Association and Florida Association of Realtors this seems to be more reflective of the continuing dearth of inventory not just here but nationwide. Buyers also seem to be starting ...

Our real estate market is definitely slowing down a bit but based on what I’m reading in news from the National Association and Florida Association of Realtors this seems to be more reflective of the continuing dearth of inventory not just here but nationwide. Buyers also seem to be starting ...

  It was crazy hot along the coast this week and I’m not just talking about the weather. Real estate is still sizzling with no let up in sight as we closed seven sales and wrote up eight new contracts. Sellers added four new listings and made seven price changes. Our inventory shed two, ...