Category: Cape San Blas

 Thursday marked the one year anniversary since Hurricane Michael slammed into the Forgotten Coast as a category 5 force from hell wreaking havoc like an 80-mile wide tornado, carving a swath of death and destruction in its wake all the way north into Georgia and beyond. In the aftermath of ...

  The calendar may say Autumn, but the weather still says Summer as these scorching temps just refuse to cool off. Our market was sizzling hot as well this week after taking a breather for the past month. We closed eight sales and wrote up five new contracts. Sellers added ...

Our excitement over beach renourishment actually taking place before our eyes still has everyone happy and relieved.  They’ve started on the south end of the peninsula by the rocks and are working their way slowly northward, and that off-shore barge is pumping A LOT of beautiful sand up to our ...

Without doubt, the biggest news around here this week was that our long-awaited beach renourishment has finally begun! The equipment is staged on a lot about halfway between the rocks at Stumphole and Scallop Cove. That news eclipsed all else and the real estate market was very quiet, with only ...

September sales continue to roll right along as we logged another good week, with six sales,six new contracts, eleven new listings, and two price changes.Our inventory remains essentially unchanged, closing at 282, with 74 homes and 204 lots listed and four commercial properties listed for sale in the Cape San Blas, ...

A week later and we’re still keeping an eye on Dorian, an historically slow-moving horror show of destruction. Common topic of conversation around here has been how people were experiencing unexpected anxiety just knowing the storm was out there, even while knowing there was no indication at all it was ...

 As we head into the Labor Day Weekend, all eyes are on Dorian as it makes its excruciatingly slow advance towards the Florida coast. Praying it will head out into the Atlantic. Until then, we sit tight, watch and wait. Our real estate market has been anything but slow – I apologize ...

Well, it is definitely summer in Florida. We’ve had a hot sunny week with afternoon temps in the 90’s. Seems like the only thing hotter than the weather is our sizzling hot real estate market, with four sales and four new contracts, thirteen new listings, and eleven price changes. Our inventory added four, closing ...

  The Cape was noticeably quieter with fewer visitors this week, but luckily our market didn’t seem to notice as we picked up the pace again after such a quiet spell last week, closing two sales and adding seven new contracts. Sellers listed ten new listings, and changed prices on five others.  Our inventory shed three, closing ...

 As July fades into August, the sweltering summer heat hit its stride this week as clear sunny days sizzled up around the 90s. Apparently it was too hot for folks to pull themselves away from the cool, emerald green gulf waters long enough to think about doing real estate as ...

  Some Hurricane Michael recovery milestones are bigger than others and we reached a major one this week: yesterday afternoon as I drove home through Stumphole all of the road repair trucks, equipment, signs and barrels were gone, and both the road and bike path were stunningly normal again. Hallelujah! ...

 As much of the nation sweltered in a record-breaking summer heat wave, our sizzling hot real estate market kept pace, turning in two sales and eight new contracts.  Sellers added nine new listings, and changed prices on five others.  Our inventory shed two, closing the week at 288, with 71 ...