Hot Properties
Origin 1307 – 1B floor plan – 1/1 – $174,900 SOLD
One of the most popular floorplans…not an inch of wasted space. Open Great Room is one of the largest in Origin allowing flexibility in furniture
Origin 701/703 – 2A Lockout – 2/2 – $269,900
The 2A lock out plan has the highest rental occupancy in Origin due to it’s flexibility. African Mahogany entry door opens into common vestibule...
Origin 1503 – 3E floor plan – 3/3 – $289,900
There’s only one three bedroom at a lower price per square foot in the whole town and it’s a 25 year old short sale! This new luxury condo...
Origin 925 – SC floor plan – 0/1 – $99,000
Opportunity knocks…this new luxury condo is priced the same as 35 year old condos…and is the most affordable way to accommodate four at the...
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ECP Slideshow: New Northwest Florida Beaches International
Origin named Expedia Insiders Select property for 2010
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Southwest Commercial for Northwest Florida Beaches International
Panama City named the 8th best city in the U.S. to open a new restaurant
While big cities are often thought to be the best locations for new restaurants, budding restaurateurs would be well-served to focus elsewhere, namely, college towns and vacation spots, according to the 2009 Nielsen Claritas Restaurant Growth Index (RGI). The steady population of students, faculty and other employees, and the flow of visitors make these two types of towns optimal for new restaurants. For... [Read more...]
Market Forecast 2010 – Panama City and Port St. Lucie best in FL
Panama City is projected to be a stable real estate market in 2010, while Miami may drop as much as another 22.5%! Click here to read the full article from CNNMoney March 2010.
