Category: Forgotten Coast

It’s already the last full week of January, and the weather has cooled off at the beach as our market conditions have remained consistent for the past few weeks.  This month we’ve seen a limited number of sales recorded thanks to a slower December (8 total sales, 4 homes & ...

Thanks for checking in for our second weekly update of 2023, where there is a nice increase in new contract activity paired with an uptick in new listings for Cape San Blas, Indian Pass and the CR/SR 30-A corridor.  We’ll start the weekly update with a summary of the 5 ...

2022 was another busy, crazy, and memorable year in the real estate market for Cape San Blas, Indian Pass and the CR/SR 30-A corridor.  We started the year with a limited inventory and high demand, which escalated into a buying frenzy with a depleted inventory in the spring and early ...

I’ll start this post by being one of the last to wish you a Happy New Year as we plunge into 2023.  After some storms blew through the area mid-week, we’re looking at a beautiful early January weekend on the Forgotten Coast.  Once again we’re very light on new activity ...

Welcome to the last real estate update of 2022 for Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, and the CR/SR 30-A corridor.  We’re finishing up the year with another slow week for new activity, and a few more recorded sales as we turn the corner into 2023.  In the next week or ...

I hope everyone is staying warm and safe as winter storm Elliott is delivering freezing temps, high winds, and dangerous conditions across the country.  Here in Gulf County there were some stuffed stockings this week before Christmas with a jump in recorded sales as we approach the end of 2022.  ...

And now it’s December as 2022 continues to fly by, hard to believe we’re closing in on the end of the year already.  Retailers saw plenty of buying and selling this week after Thanksgiving, but not so much in our local real estate market.  There were just a few recorded ...

Happy Thanksgiving week – hopefully everyone has enjoyed quality time together with family and friends.  A few buyers and sellers celebrated by closing on a handful of transactions this week, and a couple more were agreeable on new contracts.  We’ll begin our weekly review from Cape San Blas, Indian Pass ...

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, it’s cool at the beach, and our real estate market is continuing at the same relatively steady pace we’ve been experiencing over the past couple of months.  This is normally a slower time of the year for transactions, especially around the holidays, but we’re ...

We’re over 1 week into November, and what we hope will be the last named storm of the year just blew through our state.  While November hurricanes are rare, they are not unprecedented.  Many long-time locals remember Hurricane Kate which made landfall near Mexico Beach as a category 2 storm ...

Hopefully everyone in town enjoyed the Blast on the Bay songwriters festival in Gulf County last weekend.  This weekend we’ve got costume parties and Halloween festivities planned in many local establishments, including the Ghosts on the Coast on Reid Avenue in Port St. Joe on Halloween night.  We’ll get right ...

The strongest cold front of the season to date arrived at the beach this week, as temperatures actually dropped into the low 40s for a couple of nights, and it felt great after a long, hot summer.  Our market has cooled off a bit this week as well, with less ...