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April 30A Real Estate Market Report

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Ken avatar
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Nice job! Appreciate your posts here.
Thanks Ken! I appreciate any and all feedback.
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SoWal is always grayt.
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If anyone is interested in YouTube content, I’d love to have you as a subscriber! Have a blessed Easter y’all!

Thanks Ken! I appreciate any and all feedback.
As I drive around I'm amazed at how much building is going on. What do you think about 5,000+ sf houses going up in older neighborhoods north of 98 that are listing for $2mil+ - is there a big demand?
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As I drive around I'm amazed at how much building is going on. What do you think about 5,000+ sf houses going up in older neighborhoods north of 98 that are listing for $2mil+ - is there a big demand?
Not sure which area you’re referring to, but just like gulf front lots are desirable, bay front lots are as well and there are no shortage of people with deep pockets looking for a second home with water access for their boat(s). So, short answer is yes. A big demand for those who are looking for it. That being said, I don’t know too many that are like 8+ bedroom McMansions like we have on the Gulf side.
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Camp Creek Watersound houses are HUGE! Not even waterfront. I wonder who's buying those. Are they 2nd homes?
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Camp Creek Watersound houses are HUGE! Not even waterfront. I wonder who's buying those. Are they 2nd homes?
Camp Creek doesn’t allow short term rental, so exclusively a primary and secondary home market.

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