Real Estate News

The Jacksonville Business Journal just featured one of our new listing in today's on-line publication. This lovely home for sale is located in The Estates at Ponte Vedra, a small neighborhood of custom of built homes. 

As we all recover from the damage that Hurricane Matthew left with us, there are a few important deadlines to be aware of, especially if you’re one that was directly affected. 

The Plantation at Ponte Vedra Beach unveiled its newly renovated golf course on On October 22, 2016. After a year-long renovation, The Plantation, a gated community of 600 single family homes in Ponte Vedra Beach, opened its golf course to members of the media and the greater Jacksonville community to rave reviews. Billy Horschel, PGA Tour Professional/Plantation Member and Greg Letsche, Golf Course Architect participated in a question and answer session followed by a ceremonial ribbon cutting and tee shot. 

Purchasing your first home can be both emotionally and financially draining, but it’s also very exciting too! This is one of the biggest financial steps that you will ever make, so it’s important to take this decision seriously. With the help of Florida Realtor Magazine, we are here to provide you with a to-do list for first-time buyers.

You just listed your house and so did your next door neighbor. A week passes by, the neighbors have had four showings opposed to your one showing. Now you begin to question yourself, as well as your realtor. What are you doing wrong and how can you pick up the foot traffic?   

After countless hours of in-depth analysis, the Watermarke Team has decided on the “right kind” of development plan for Vilano Beach.

Come out this Saturday to the grand opening of the newest St. Johns County Community, The Preserves at Palm Valley!

Research shows that 95% of staged houses sell, on average, in 11 days or less, compared to 90 days for non-staged properties.

Ponte Vedra / Nocatee office takes the SURGE challenge win, as well as securing the Chairman’s Cup for this month!

First, are we in the midst of another housing bubble? This is a question we hear pondered frequently by the media and I thought it would be helpful to make a comment along with this local analysis. Better yet, let’s hear from the recent report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University: “Now in its seventh year, the US economic recovery shows signs of flagging in the face of a strong dollar, a weakening global economy, and low energy prices. But as household growth continues to gain momentum, the housing sector should be an engine of growth.” Later in the report, “The bigger question is whether the housing crash diminished the general appeal of homeownership. The available evidence suggests that it has not. For example, a 2015 Demand Institute survey of more than 5,000 households found that 89 percent of respondents under the age of 30 owned a home, would buy a home on their next move, or would buy a home in the future. The shares of respondents with similar responses exceeded 80 percent in all other age groups as well.”