quasi Report This Comment Date: March 20, 2014 01:25AM
That's a direct line of sight into the Gulf of Mexico beyond those two points
of land (barrier islands) in the distance.
pro_junior Report This Comment Date: March 20, 2014 01:49AM
I heard that there are people that go to work in some high rise and vacation
down at the Gulf of Mexico
Ooh, yeah
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Mach Report This Comment Date: March 21, 2014 07:32AM
quasi, kind of off topic but, how is the real estate market, present and future
down in Florida?
What kind of feel is there in the air..... profit
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quasi Report This Comment Date: March 21, 2014 09:59AM
I don't really follow real estate but if the local news outlets are correct
things have improved a great deal the last couple of years and continue to. I've
owned my place free and clear since long before the recession and have no
intention to relocate so I don't worry much about it. I will say that in the
first few years after the 2004 hurricane season blasted this state I watched as
housing prices went through the roof, all the while thinking there was going to
be a crash back to reality, and that's what we got.
Mach Report This Comment Date: March 22, 2014 04:12AM
Thank You, just wondering.... it would seem that coastlines, at least, are
always going to be a good buy.... no interest in being a landlord
huh....lol.
You could buy a decent home for 60,000 and make about 2-300 per month off of it
(rent) and then if the market ever rises sell it for a chunk.
As far as the news goes that could go either way, one of their jobs is to pump
the markets.