If your mind is currently set on buying a luxurious Florida waterfront home, you should know that there is a long, demanding, and highly stressful decision-making process ahead of you. There are numerous tasks you will need to complete before you eventually organize a housewarming party at the new address. As you might assume, professional
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Living the Water View Dream
Living in a waterfront or water view home is a dream for many. The privacy, the tranquility, and the fresh air are only some of the things that these homes offer in abundance. If you are a swimmer or paddleboarder, or you love sailing, living on the waterfront allows you to partake in all of
5 Reasons Why You Should Choose a Beach House for Self-isolation
All over the world, different measures have been put into place in an effort to curb the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. People have been self-isolating or quarantining for weeks now. No matter how necessary, the isolation has started taking its toll on individuals and families alike. People are trying to come up with inventive
12 Things to Consider When Buying a Lakefront Home
Buying a lake property does sound like a dream come true to a vast majority of people, but the process of choosing and eventually completing the purchase is often far from enjoyable. It involves a lot of calculations, conducting a serious search for the property that meets all your needs and requirements, multiple decisions, and
Should you invest in Los Angeles, CA waterfront homes?
The city of Los Angeles is among the world’s most desirable and widely recognized locations. In spite of its overvalued real estate market, it continues to attract renters and homebuyers year after year. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration if we said The City of Angels is a safe bet for real estate investors. Buying a
Having a winter home sure sounds nice. A quiet little place where you can head off during those cold winter months. Now, you can go to a place in the mountains where you can enjoy skiing and hiking. Or, you might even choose to retire to a nice waterfront home and enjoy a year-long vacation.
Florida’s Sinking Coast – Part 1
The earth’s ice is melting at an unprecedented rate, and sea levels are rising just as rapidly. According to a recent study, ice melt has caused seawater levels to rise nearly 7.8 inches in the last 150 years alone. With 2016 slated to become the hottest year on record, ice melt and sea-level rise show
Whose Beach Is It, Anyway?
Unbeknownst to the average beachgoer or coastal tourist, privately owned land comprises a sizable portion of our nation’s public beaches. As shown in the above picture of a coastal town in northern Virginia, property lines for oceanfront lots frequently spill over onto adjacent beach land, sometimes even extending well into the sea. Private parcels such