Category: Forgotten Coast

Scallop Season in Gulf County officially ends this Sunday, September 24th.  Although it hasn’t been a banner season with the scallops plentiful and easy to find, I’ve heard there are still some nice scallops in the bay in the deeper water and higher grasses.  It’s supposed to be another beautiful ...

We are now halfway through September as the post-summer slowdown continues in our comparative real estate market of Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, and the CR/SR 30-A corridor.  It’s been another week with minimal new activity to report, with the exception of price reductions and new listings as our inventory ...

Despite the hurricane watch and upcoming holiday weekend, last week was surprisingly busy in our comparative market with closed transactions and new contracts.  This week has been much slower in contrast, as the summer peak tourism season is now officially over.  There were 3 recorded sales through our MLS on ...

Gulf and Franklin counties dodged a bullet this week with Hurricane Idalia coming onshore as a major hurricane in the Big Bend area near Perry.  Feeling very fortunate that we were on the west side of the storm, with hearts and prayers going out to all those affected to our ...

The Gulf Coast is feeling the “heat dome” effect in late August, as we’re continuing to experience higher than normal temperatures this summer season.  Despite the uncomfortable conditions, we can report an increase in new contracts this week to accompany the 7 recorded sales in our comparative market of Cape ...

Scallop season has officially begun in St. Joseph’s Bay, as we should continue to see lots of weekend traffic now that most schools are back in session.  It was another slow but steady week in our relevant real estate market of Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, and the CR/SR 30-A ...

Gulf County schools are back in session, and the August temperatures and humidity levels feel higher than ever.  We had a slower week in our comparative real estate market of Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, and the CR/SR 30-A corridor, with fewer new transactions than we’ve seen in our recent ...

August is here with schools getting ready to start back up and the busy summer tourism season starting to wind down.  It was an active 7 days in our Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, and CR/SR 30-A comparative market for recorded sales, as a summary for each of the 9 ...

The last full week in July brought our Cape San Blas, Indian Pass and CR/SR 30-A market several new contracts and double digit new listings, as our inventory levels are inching upwards.  Meanwhile, despite indications earlier in the year that we may be done with interest rate hikes for a ...

We are rolling through July with another fairly productive week in our Cape San Blas, Indian Pass and CR/SR 30-A corridor market.  The balancing act continues as our inventory levels have been staying very consistent lately, with new contracts and sales keeping up with the new listings.  There were 5 ...

Hopefully everyone had a nice 4th of July extended holiday weekend.  This past week has been as busy as I can ever remember seeing the Gulf county beaches, restaurants, boat ramps, stores and roads.  We had beautiful (hot) weather, nice beach conditions, and some good fireworks shows for all of ...

The last week of June was a hot one on the Gulf County coastline, with higher temperatures and a higher number of new contracts.  Believe it or not 2023 is already half over, and the first half of the year in our comparative real estate market of Cape San Blas, ...