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Destin Ice Market 30A Thanksgiving Options and More!
Destin Ice Market 30A has everything you need to make Thanksgiving truly special! When you’re gathering family and friends to celebrate Thanksgiving, a memorable feast…
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Amazing Prices On Excellent Furniture & Decor At Resort Resale
Imagine never paying full price again! Resort Resale offers designer furniture & decor at prices around half of what you would pay for the exact…
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ON DUTY WALTON COUNTY CODE COMPLIANCE OFFICER ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING INJUNCTION
ON DUTY WALTON COUNTY CODE COMPLIANCE OFFICER ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING INJUNCTION Posted on November 7, 2022 November 7, 2022 WALTON COUNTY, Fla— An on-duty Walton County Code Compliance Officer is arrested for violating an injunction for protection against stalking. On Saturday, November 5th, Walton County Sheriff’s Office arrested Code Compliance Officer Thomas Brennan after he was found to be actively violating an injunction in place since March of this year. The victim told deputies they were sitting on the beach with family when Brennan parked his ATV close by and sat for several minutes. The victim said the two made eye contact several times and recognized each other. Brennan got off the ATV and began to walk in their direction within a few feet from where they were sitting so, they began video recording him. When Brennan noticed the camera, he altered his direction and walked past towards a group of people down the beach. The victim left with their belongings and walked up the beach access to the parking lot. They told deputies, Brennan then jumped in his ATV, drove up the access, passed within a few feet of the victim, and sat in the parking lot. Brennan watched the victim for several minutes as they sat in their vehicle waiting for a deputy to arrive. Based on video and victim statements, Brennan was arrested and transported to the Walton County Jail where is charged with violating an injunction. Brennon retired as a law enforcement officer from Memphis Police...
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Triumph Gulf Coast discusses projects, priorities, and goals
By RUBY KEARCE The Triumph Gulf Coast Board met for a workshop in the Walton County Commission Chambers in Freeport on Wednesday, Nov 2. Pamella…
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October Sales in Review · Panama City Beach & Panama City
Sales activity decreased slightly in comparison to the previous month in the Panama City Beach real estate market during October. There were 182 properties closed for homes and condominiums combined and 63 properties placed under contract. Alternatively, the Panama City market saw a slight increase in sales with 66 homes sold and 40 new contracts. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Beach Properties of Florida was ranked in the top 4 agencies in Panama City Beach for the month, earning over $18 million in sales volume with 21.5 transaction sides and over $23 million in sales volume in Bay County. The highest priced condo closed in Panama City Beach was a gulf front, three bedroom residence in En Soleil at $1.3 million. The highest priced single family home to sell in Panama City Beach was a gulf view, four bedroom home in Bid a Wee at $2.765 million. The highest priced single family home to sell in Panama City was a bay front, four bedroom home for $950,000. The highest priced new construction, single family home to sell in Panama City was a five bedroom St. George plan in SweetBay at $723,264. https://beachpropertiesfla.com/feed/ #30atv #30a
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October Sales in Review · Emerald Coast
Sales slowed during October for the Destin and Miramar Beach real estate markets with 134 properties closed and 93 new contracts secured for homes and condos combined. In Navarre Beach, there were 5 single family home and condominium sales and 8 properties placed under contract. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Beach Properties of Florida recorded nearly $63 million in sales volume across Walton and Okaloosa counties during October. An eight bedroom home in Crystal Beach was the highest priced single family home to sell in Destin at $3.35 million while the highest priced property to close in Miramar Beach was a five bedroom home in Island Green in the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort at $3.3 million. The highest priced condo sold in Destin was a gulf front, three bedroom residence in Silver Beach Towers West for $1.8 million. A gulf front, three bedroom unit in Grand Dunes was the highest priced condo to sell in Miramar Beach at $2.26 million. In Navarre Beach, the highest price home to sell was a five bedroom residence in Caribbean Isles for $1.425 million while the highest priced condo to sell was a three bedroom, gulf front residence in the Caribbean Resort for $1.162 million. https://beachpropertiesfla.com/feed/ #30atv #30a
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Merry Main Street In Downtown DeFuniak Springs Begins Nov 26
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October Sales in Review · 30A Beaches
October sales remained consistent with the previous month in the 30A Beaches real estate market with 100 properties closed and 65 new contracts secured for homes and condominiums combined. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Beach Properties of Florida led the 30A Beaches market in transactions with 30 sides and over $39 million in sales volume for the month. The brokerage had nearly $63 million in sales volume across Walton and Okaloosa counties during the month of September. A five bedroom, gulf front residence in Rosemary Beach was the highest priced single family home to sell at $21 million. The highest priced condo sold was a two bedroom residence in The Whitby in the Town Center of Alys Beach at $2.725 million. See below for more information on single family home sales north of Highway 98 during September, in both the North Santa Rosa Beach and Point Washington areas. Be the first to know about new properties, community updates and market trends each month with The 30A Trend, the premier digital newsletter of 30A. SUBSCRIBE NOW https://beachpropertiesfla.com/feed/ #30atv #30a
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