Home Blog July Sales in Review · Forgotten Coast July Sales in Review · Forgotten Coast Sales fell slightly however pending sales rose during the month of July on the Forgotten Coast in the key communities of Apalachicola, Cape San Blas/Indian Pass, Carrabelle, Mexico Beach/St. Joe Beach, Port St. Joe, and St. George Island. There were 49 single family homes closed during the month with 111 properties currently under contract. Port St. Joe had the highest number of transactions with 14 closings while Cape San Blas had the highest priced property to sell, a gulf front home in Secluded Dunes selling for $3 million.   Written by Jenny Etheredge on . Posted in Blog, Market ReportsTags: Apalachicola, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Beach Properties of Florida, Cape San Blas, Carrabelle, Forgotten Coast, Forgotten Coast Market Report, Forgotten Coast Real Estate, Indian Pass, July Market Report, July Market Snapshot, Mexico Beach, Port St. Joe, St. George Island, St. Joe Beach Trackback from your site. Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. First Name * Email Address * Website Message     https://beachpropertiesfla.com/feed/  #30atv #30a Read More

The Panama City Beach market slowed slightly during July with 164 properties closed for homes and condominiums combined and 89 properties placed under contract. The Panama City market was consistent with 58 homes sold and 48 new contracts. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Beach Properties of Florida was ranked in the top 5 agencies in Panama City Beach for the month, earning over $8.7 million in sales volume with 17 transaction sides and over $13 million overall in Bay County. The highest priced condo closed in Panama City Beach was a gulf front, three bedroom residence in Aqua at $1.16 million. The highest priced single family home to sell in Panama City Beach was a canal front, four bedroom home in Woodlawn at $2.9 million. The highest priced single family home to sell in Panama City was new construction, five bedroom home in SweetBay at $748,751. The highest priced new construction, single family home to sell in Panama City was a five bedroom Marco plan in SweetBay at $748,751.     https://beachpropertiesfla.com/feed/  #30atv #30a Read More

Image courtesy of Ruby Slipper Residents and locals alike were thrilled for New Orleans-based Ruby Slipper to open a new location in Destin serving up their signature creative twists on brunch classics and eye-opening cocktails seven days a week, including Eggs Cochon, Bananas Foster Pain Perdu, and an award-winning Bacon Bloody Mary. Founded in May 2008 after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, the original Ruby Slipper café was born in a rejuvenated Mid-City corner store that quickly became a vibrant gather place for neighbors to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and brunch in an inviting atmosphere. Owners (husband and wife) Erich and Jennifer went on to open additional New Orleans locations, eventually branching out of the city with a location in Pensacola. The restaurant group has now expanded to multiple states and locations. The Destin café features the brand’s signature welcoming and vibrant atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. Highlights of the menu include Eggs Benedicts, Beignets, and White Chocolate Bread Pudding Pancakes. As their motto of “There are few things in life a mimosa can’t solve,” suggests, a variety of eye-opening cocktails are also available to sample. “Brunch is so much more than a meal. It’s a culture. A lifestyle. Something just happens at a brunch table, and we’re excited to bring our point of view and experience to the beautiful Florida Panhandle and make it accessible every day of the week” said Peter Gaudreau, CEO of Ruby Slipper Restaurant Group. Ruby Slipper Destin is open seven days a week... Read More