Florida Real Estate

Pensacola Real Estate

Pensacola Real Estate

The Pensacola real estate market is bolstered by the fact that it is the westernmost city in the Florida panhandle. It is also helped by the fact that the city serves as the county seat of Escambia County.
Some of the reasons the Pensacola real estate market remains relatively stable is because it is a sea port on Pensacola Bay, which allows access to the Gulf of Mexico. The Pensacola real estate market is bolstered by the fact that it has a large United States Naval Air Station. 
This helps the Pensacola real estate market because the Air Station involves a large support network to remain operational. The Pensacola United States Air Station helps the Pensacola real estate market more than other naval bases do their respective real estate markets because the naval base is home to the famous Blue Angels flight demonstration team and contains the National Museum of Naval Aviation, which is visited by many individuals each year.
The Pensacola real estate market is also helped by the beautiful beaches in the area, which have earned the region the nickname “Emerald Coast”.

Gainesville Real Estate

Gainesville Real Estate

The Gainesville real estate market is in and around the county seat of and largest city in Alachua County in Florida.
The Gainesville real estate market is stabilized by the fact that the city is home to the University of Florida. The presence of the University of Florida helps the Gainesville real estate market to remain somewhat stabilized because the graduates from the University of Florida will often look to buy or rent properties in the region after they graduate in order to maintain ties with other people that they have met while attending the University, and to build a new life for themselves after they finish school. 
To a lesser extent, the Gainesville real estate market is also helped since Santa Fe College is also located in Gainesville. In addition, individuals who want to move off campus while still in school may help the Gainesville real estate rental market.
In 2007, the area was rated the number one place to live in the annual edition of Cities Ranked and Rated, while National Geographic Adventure raked the Gainesville real estate market as one of the “best places to live and party” in the same year.
The residential Gainesville real estate market is based in Northeast Gainesville Residential District, the Southeast Gainesville Residential District, and the Pleasant Street Historic District.

Clearwater Real Estate

Clearwater Real Estate

The Clearwater real estate market is located in the city of Clearwater in Pinellas County Florida. Clearwater is due west of Tampa, and is northwest of St. Petersburg. It appears that the Clearwater real estate as declined slightly over the last decade, but not enough to have a significant effect on the demand for Clearwater real estate availability.
Clearwater real estate values are bolstered by the fact that the city serves as the county seat for Pinellas County. The Clearwater real estate market is aided by the fact that Clearwater is normally included in part of Florida known as the Tampa Bay Area. However, of Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater, the Clearwater real estate market is significantly smaller than the other three primary cities. 
One concern facing the Clearwater real estate market is accusations that the Church of Scientology has become actively involved in speculation efforts in the Clearwater real estate market. The Church of Scientology has developed some of the Clearwater real estate purchases to develop a prominent land holding that has been put together through the purchase of Clearwater real estate, such as the former Fort Harrison Hotel, a Clearwater real estate purchase that it has turned into “Flag Land Base.”