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Buying a Boat Slip in Southwest Florida: What to Know If you own a boat or are considering one in Southwest Florida, buying a boat slip is more than a convenience—it’s a strategic investment. With high demand for waterfront access and growing development along the Gulf Coast, securing a boat slip is becoming just as competitive (and valuable) as purchasing real estate itself. This guide breaks down everything you need to know before purchasing a boat slip in Southwest Florida, including pricing, ownership types, legal considerations, and future value potential. 🌴 Why Boat Slips Are in High Demand in SWFL With thousands of miles of coastline, canals, rivers, and access to the Gulf of Mexico, Southwest Florida is one of the best boating regions in the U.S. Towns like Naples, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and Marco Island have strong boating cultures—and the infrastructure to match. However, population growth and increasing boat ownership are tightening supply. Reasons demand is rising: - Popu...

Naples, Florida Real Estate Market Update – July 2025 The real estate market in Naples and the surrounding Southwest Florida region has entered a new phase as of July 2025. After years of aggressive growth and pandemic-fueled demand, the market is cooling and shifting into more balanced—if not buyer-leaning—territory. Inventory is up, homes are sitting longer, and sellers are adjusting to changing expectations. For investors, homeowners, and real estate professionals, this evolving environment presents both new risks and opportunities. Market Activity and Sales Trends Home sales in Naples have dropped significantly year-over-year. In May and June 2025, closed sales were down between 16% and 22% compared to the same period last year. This slowdown is impacting nearly every price segment, although it is most pronounced in mid-tier homes priced between $500,000 and $1 million. Median closed prices have also declined slightly, with recent figures ranging from $568,000 to just under $590,00...

Naples & Surrounding Areas Real Estate Market Update – July 2025 The Southwest Florida market—especially Naples , Marco Island , Bonita Springs , Estero , and Golden Gate Estates —continues to evolve in July 2025. While the breakneck pace of the 2020–2022 boom years has slowed, the region still shows resilience due to continued population growth, lifestyle-driven relocations, and high demand for luxury coastal living. Here's a deep dive into the current market conditions across Collier County and its key communities. 📈 Market Overview: Collier County – July 2025 - Median Sale Price: $714,000 - YoY Price Change: ⬇ 2.1% (moderate correction from 2024 highs) - Average Days on Market: 58 - New Listings: ↑ 12% year-over-year - Months of Inventory: 4.6 (rising toward a balanced market) - Cash Purchases: ~48% of all transactions - Pending Sales Volume: Down slightly (−6.4% YoY), a result of elevated mortgage rates and buyer hesitancy Despite softening in some mid-range neighbo...

📝 The Most Dangerous Person in Real Estate: The Untrained Wholesaler Posted: Saturday, July 26, 2025 | Agents Gather Real estate’s not dangerous because of market crashes. It’s not dangerous because of interest rates, bad tenants, or expensive renovations. It’s dangerous because of the people who don’t know what they’re doing — but think they do. And nowhere is that more true than in wholesaling. Here’s What Happens: Someone watches a YouTube video. They get hyped on “no money down.” They grab a contract from a Facebook group. Now they’re “locking up” someone’s home with zero understanding of how to close, fund, or exit. No license. No disclosure. No capital. No training. Just hustle… and a legal mess waiting to happen. Who Gets Hurt? - The seller , who thinks their house is sold - The buyer , who’s been sold a deal that isn’t real - The industry , which gets another PR and legislative black eye - And the wholesaler themselves , who could face lawsuits, fines, or fraud charges When a ...

Florida Real Estate Market August 2025: The Highs and Lows 📈 A Market in Transition As we enter August 2025, Florida’s real estate market is clearly in a transitional phase. After several years of surging home prices and rapid investor growth, new data shows a cooling trend. Some regions remain strong, while others face slowing demand, rising inventory, and pricing adjustments. This mixed performance reflects a broader shift in Florida’s real estate landscape. 🔝 The High Points: Markets Still on the Rise Miami-Fort Lauderdale Leading the Charge Miami and surrounding areas continue to outperform most of the state. Sales volume is increasing, inventory remains tight, and home values are holding strong. This market is benefiting from high-end buyer demand, international interest, and limited new construction in certain neighborhoods. Jacksonville Shows Stability Jacksonville remains one of the more balanced markets in the state. Demand from both buyers and renters is holding steady. Aff...

Hot Real Estate Markets in the Miami Area – 2025 Update Miami Real Estate Continues to Heat Up in 2025 Buyers and investors in 2025 need to be hyper-local in their strategy, understand market pressures like insurance and regulation, and be prepared for a competitive environment in Miami’s most desirable zip codes. Despite national slowdowns in several real estate markets, Miami and its surrounding areas remain a top-performing region in 2025. Fueled by a strong job market, international demand, luxury development, and limited inventory, the Miami metro continues to attract domestic and foreign buyers alike . While affordability and insurance costs are growing concerns, many submarkets around Miami are thriving. This article breaks down the hottest neighborhoods and real estate markets in the greater Miami area as of mid to late 2025. Top Real Estate Hotspots in the Miami Area 1. Coconut Grove - Why it’s hot : Historic charm, walkable streets, waterfront views, and luxury condos. - Wh...