cape coral real estate: Cape Coral home sales, permits climbing
- 11/03/08 01:24 AM
Home sales in Cape Coral are climbing, giving the city's weary real estate industry cause for hope. Realtors say an overabundance of housing stock, reduced home prices and new state tax laws have helped boost a market for buyers. The Cape's real estate market is climbing back on the backs of legitimate buyers.Investors with the means to hold property and families and retirees looking to settle in the Cape are starting to snatch up houses. According to figures from the Lee County Property Appraiser's Office, the number of single-family homes sold this year is up an average of 50 percent this … (0 comments)
cape coral real estate: Boomers still have sights set on Lee County
- 11/03/08 12:55 AM
Boomers still have sights set on Lee County Retirement homes are selling at a good price Real estate agents say the buying trend over the past several months is helping amp up the number of homes sold in the county. While there are no statistics, agents say boomers accounted for a large portion of the 746 existing single-family homes sold in September with the help of a Realtor. Those numbers are up from the 338 sold in January when declining home values started to give the market a kickstart, according to statistics collected by the Florida Association of Realtors. Boomers are … (0 comments)
cape coral real estate: Stadium promise secures Red Sox
- 10/31/08 04:20 AM
A pitch by Sarasota to steal the Red Sox ended in Lee County promising tourism money to build the 2007 World Series champions a new spring playpen at a price to be named later."That is the way big business is done," said Bill Hammond, deputy county manager and veteran of negotiations with Major League Baseball franchises. The Minnesota Twins' spring home is named for him. Hammond and other county administrators who thwarted Sarasota said all along they would not enter a "bidding war." But in the end, at no cost to them, the Red Sox found their way out of 16-year-old … (0 comments)
cape coral real estate: 35,000 people expected at OktoberFest in Cape Coral, FL
- 10/17/08 04:36 AM
It's a party of all things German at the 23rd annual Oktoberfest, which opens Friday at the German-American Social Club of Cape Coral. It's six days of Gemuetlichkeit (comfort in a festive atmosphere) for the next two weekends with singing, dancing, food, games, entertainment, fun and beverages for the whole family. "This year we expect around 35,000 people," said Rick Heins, Oktoberfest spokesman. "Last year, we had around 26,000 to 32,000 people." The fun begins at 4 p.m. Friday, followed by a Grand Opening Parade at 8 p.m. Greeting those at the fest will be Ms. Oktoberfest Barbara Gennity. Gennity is … (0 comments)
cape coral real estate: Cape Coral Foreclosures in the News
- 10/13/08 07:03 AM
National news in regards to the frenzy of the buying activity in Cape Coral, FL Watch the VIDEO from NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams................ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22425001/vp/27087106#27087106 There are some "smoking hot deals" in Cape Coral! Purchase a home for less than the replacement cost!
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cape coral real estate: Cape Coral Aerial Pictures
- 09/12/08 01:48 AM
Cape Coral is truly a Paradise and here is a link to some aerial pictures. http://horizonimagery.smugmug.com/gallery/5947040_75KpX/1/370608927_V7EVa If you want to see it as a slide show you can go to: http://horizonimagery.smugmug.com/photos/swfpopup.mg?AlbumID=5947040&AlbumKey=75KpX
For more information on Cape Coral foreclosures and Cape Coral short sales, download my FREE Report, "How To Successfully Buy Foresclosures and Short Sales" & "The Ten Biggest Mistakes Buyers Make".
Home sales in Cape Coral are climbing, giving the city's weary real estate industry cause for hope. Realtors say an overabundance of housing stock, reduced home prices and new state tax laws have helped boost a market for buyers. The Cape's real estate market is climbing back on the backs of legitimate buyers.Investors with the means to hold property and families and retirees looking to settle in the Cape are starting to snatch up houses. According to figures from the Lee County Property Appraiser's Office, the number of single-family homes sold this year is up an average of 50 percent this … (0 comments)
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