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July 2019 Flagler County Waterfront Sales Report

Thank you for checking out this months Waterfront Sales Report for Flagler County. Below are waterfront property sales along with the addresses & selling prices of each sold in July 2019.

If you’re looking to buy or sell a waterfront home feel free to browse the website and register yourself for free market updates. You can also give me a call or text directly at 386-793-1426.

July 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Home Sales Report

TL = Tip Lot P = Pool GC = Gated Community SC = Sailboat Country

• In July, a total of 6 homes sold on the saltwater canal in Flagler County.

• The top saltwater canal home sale of the month in Flagler County was 306 11th Street North in the Palma Vista neighborhood of Flagler Beach at $640,000.

• The deal of the month was 28 Coleridge Court in the Palm Harbor neighborhood of Palm Coast at $295,000.

• The average sales price for Flagler County saltwater canal homes in July, 2019 was $440,667 with an average of 123 days on market.

Flagler Beach Canal Homes Sold in July

306 11th St N Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $640,000

600 Cumberland Dr Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $500,000

Average Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Sales Price: $570,000

Average Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Days on Market: 133

Palm Harbor Canal Homes Sold in July

6 Chestnut Ct Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $479,000

23 Cormorant Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $400,000

23 Criston Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $330,000

28 Coleridge Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - 295,000

Average Palm Harbor Saltwater Canal Sales Price: $376,000

Average Palm Harbor Saltwater Canal Days on Market: 118

July 2019 Flagler County Saltwater Canal Lot Sales Report

• There were a total of 3 lots that sold on the saltwater canal in July.

• The top sale of the month was 6 Calusa Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $155,000.

• The deal of the month was 34 A Colechester Lane Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $85,000.

• The average sales price for a saltwater canal lot in July 2019 was $113,000 with an average of 126 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods saltwater canal lot sales for June 2019.

Palm Harbor

6 Calusa Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $155,000

5 Claridge Ct N Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $99,000

34 A Colechester Lane Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $85,000

Average Saltwater Canal Lot in Palm Harbor Sales Price: $113,000

Average Saltwater Canal Lot in Palm Harbor Days on Market: 126

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Condo Sales Report

1763 Windsong Cir Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $250,000

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Intracoastal Waterway Home Sales Report

• There were a total of 3 homes that sold on the Intracoastal Waterway in June.

• The top sale of the month was 3 Pavilion Ct Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $710,000.

• The deal of the month was 4212 N Ocean Shore Blvd Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $625,000.

• The average sales price for a ICW home in June 2019 was $670,667 with an average of 93 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods Intracoastal Waterway sales for June 2019.

Tidelands

3 Pavilion Ct Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $710,000

Grand Haven

101 Front Street Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $677,000

A1A North - Palm Coast

4212 N Ocean Shore Blvd Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $625,000

Average ICW Home Sales Price: $670,667

Average ICW Home Days on Market: 93

July 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Intracoastal Waterway Lot Sales Report

• There were a total of 2 lots that sold on the Intracoastal Waterway in July.

• The top sale of the month was 8 Island Estates Pkwy Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $415,000.

• The deal of the month was 212 Palm Circle Flagler Beach, FL 32136 at $297,500.

• The average sales price for a ICW lot in July 2019 was $356,250 with an average of 1,217 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods Intracoastal Waterway lot sales for June 2019.

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Intracoastal Waterway Condo Sales Report

• There were a total of 3 condos that sold on the Intracoastal Waterway in June.

• The top sale of the month was 500 Canopy Walk Lane Palm Coast, FL 32137 Unit #521 at $325,000.

• The deal of the month was 63 Ocean Palm Villas S Flagler Beach, FL 32136 at $157,900.

• The average sales price for a ICW condo in June 2019 was $229,300 with an average of 74 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods Intracoastal Waterway condo sales for June 2019.

Canopy Walk

500 Canopy Walk Lane Palm Coast, FL 32137 Unit #521 - $325,000

Tidelands

45 S Riverview Bend Palm Coast, FL 32137 Unit #1917 - $205,000

Ocean Palm Villas

63 Ocean Palm Villas S Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $157,900

Average ICW Condo Sales Price: $229,300

Average ICW Condo Days on Market: 74

Thank you for checking out this months Waterfront Sales Report in Flagler County.  All information is believed to be true and accurate, but not guaranteed.  The source for the information above is from the Flagler County MLS.  This is not intended to be an estimate of any ones home value.  To find your homes value in this market, give me a call and we will schedule a free valuation on your property give me a call or text at 386-793-1426.

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Waterfront Sales Report

Hello and thank you for checking out this months Waterfront Sales Report for Flagler County. Below are waterfront property sales along with the addresses & selling prices of each property sold in June 2019.

If you’re looking to buy or sell a waterfront home feel free to browse the website and register yourself for free market updates. You can also give me a call or text directly at 386-793-1426.

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Home Sales Report

TL = Tip Lot P = Pool GC = Gated Community SC = Sailboat Country

• There were a total of 16 houses that sold on the saltwater canal in June.

• The top sale of the month was 20 Old Oak Drive South in the gated community of Sanctuary in Palm Coast at $765,000.

• The deal of the month was 28 Clearview Court in the Palm Harbor neighborhood of Palm Coast at $250,000.

• The average sales price for Flagler County saltwater canal homes in June, 2019 was $435,697 with an average of 117 days on market.

Sanctuary

20 Old Oak Dr S Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $765,000 (P, GC, SC)

Flagler Beach

2534 Lakeshore Dr Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $755,000 (P)

3454 N Ocean Shore Blvd Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $610,000

Average Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Sales Price: $682,500

Average Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Days on Market: 55

Yacht Harbor Village

299 Yacht Harbor Dr Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $600,000

Palm Harbor

7 Cayuse Ct Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $485,000 (TL, P, SC)

22 Cedarview Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $480,150 (P, SC)

28 Clearview Ct N Palm Coast, FL 2137 - $429,000 (TL, P)

13 Clermont Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $425,000 (P)

42 Cherokee Ct W Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $412,000 (TL, SC)

7 Clee Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $325,000 (P)

11 Floral Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $320,000

4 Crampton Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $320,000 (P)

7 Claridge Ct S Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $275,000

31 Collingdale Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $265,000 (SC)

5 Cloverdale Ct S Palm Coast, FL 3213728 - $255,000

28 Clearview Ct S Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $250,000 (P)

Average Palm Harbor Saltwater Canal Sales Price: $353,429

Average Palm Harbor Saltwater Canal Days on Market: 117

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Lot Sales Report

• There were a total of 4 lots that sold on the saltwater canal in June.

• The top sale of the month was 163 Lehigh Ave Flagler Beach, FL 32136 at $192,000.

• The deal of the month was 9 Cold Spring Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $80,000.

• The average sales price for a saltwater canal lot in June 2019 was $135,500 with an average of 225 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods saltwater canal lot sales for June 2019.

Flagler Beach

163 Lehigh Ave Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $192,000

3532 N Ocean Shore Blvd Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $180,000

Average Saltwater Canal Lot in Flagler Beach Sales Price: $186,000

Average Saltwater Canal Lot in Flagler Beach Days on Market: 221

Palm Harbor

14 Clinton Ct N Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $90,000

9 Cold Spring Court Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $80,000

Average Saltwater Canal Lot in Palm Harbor Sales Price: $85,000

Average Saltwater Canal Lot in Palm Harbor Days on Market: 229

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Saltwater Canal Condo Sales Report

(none for June 2019)

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Intracoastal Waterway Home Sales Report

• There were a total of 3 homes that sold on the Intracoastal Waterway in June.

• The top sale of the month was 3 Pavilion Ct Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $710,000.

• The deal of the month was 4212 N Ocean Shore Blvd Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $625,000.

• The average sales price for a ICW home in June 2019 was $670,667 with an average of 93 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods Intracoastal Waterway sales for June 2019.

Tidelands

3 Pavilion Ct Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $710,000

Grand Haven

101 Front Street Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $677,000

A1A North - Palm Coast

4212 N Ocean Shore Blvd Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $625,000

Average ICW Home Sales Price: $670,667

Average ICW Home Days on Market: 93

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Intracoastal Waterway Lot Sales Report

• There were a total of 2 lots that sold on the Intracoastal Waterway in June.

• The top sale of the month was 163 Lehigh Ave Flagler Beach, FL 32136 at $192,000.

• The deal of the month was 101 Riverwalk Dr S Palm Coast, FL 32137 at $175,000.

• The average sales price for a ICW lot in June 2019 was $183,500 with an average of 186 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods Intracoastal Waterway lot sales for June 2019.

Flagler Beach

163 Lehigh Ave Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $192,000

Palm Coast Plantation

101 Riverwalk Dr S Palm Coast, FL 32137 - $175,000

Average ICW Lot Sales Price: $183,500

Average ICW Lot Days on Market: 186

June 2019 Palm Coast - Flagler Beach Intracoastal Waterway Condo Sales Report

• There were a total of 3 condos that sold on the Intracoastal Waterway in June.

• The top sale of the month was 500 Canopy Walk Lane Palm Coast, FL 32137 Unit #521 at $325,000.

• The deal of the month was 63 Ocean Palm Villas S Flagler Beach, FL 32136 at $157,900.

• The average sales price for a ICW condo in June 2019 was $229,300 with an average of 74 days on market.

Below is a summary of each neighborhoods Intracoastal Waterway condo sales for June 2019.

Canopy Walk

500 Canopy Walk Lane Palm Coast, FL 32137 Unit #521 - $325,000

Tidelands

45 S Riverview Bend Palm Coast, FL 32137 Unit #1917 - $205,000

Ocean Palm Villas

63 Ocean Palm Villas S Flagler Beach, FL 32136 - $157,900

Average ICW Condo Sales Price: $229,300

Average ICW Condo Days on Market: 74

Thank you for checking out this months Waterfront Sales Report in Flagler County.  All information is believed to be true and accurate, but not guaranteed.  The source for the information above is from the Flagler County MLS.  This is not intended to be an estimate of any ones home value.  To find your homes value in this market, give me a call and we will schedule a free valuation on your property give me a call or text at 386-793-1426.

Florida Realtors Real Estate Trends: No home price bubble

ORLANDO, Fla. – Jan. 25, 2019 – To Realtors, homeowners and others who ask, "Are we in another house price bubble?" – the answer is "No," according to Dr. Len Kiefer, Freddie Mac deputy chief economist, who spoke to a crowd of more than 400 Realtors at the 2019 Florida Real Estate Trends summit Thursday during Florida Realtors Mid-Winter Business Meetings.

Kiefer said he and other analysts have been researching home price growth trends and other economic factors to answer the "bubble" question.

"Home prices are up, but that by itself is no indication of a bubble; you need an element of speculation or credit financing involved as well," he said. "We looked at credit, capacity and collateral. In the mortgage space, credit has not expanded in anything like we saw a decade ago. As a result, the default potential rate is pretty low. And we clearly don't see the types of financing products that pushed the dynamics then."

While incomes are up, they're not matching the pace of rising home prices, he noted.

Still, mortgage debt payments as a percentage of disposable income has declined significantly, largely due to lower mortgage interest rates.

"In the downturn, people were taking on a lot of debt, which in turn pushed up prices," Kiefer said. "Now, looking at total mortgage debt compared to equity, we're not seeing that kind of speculation or problem."

He added, "So, when I'm asked about a bubble, I do say no – but the way I pause before I say no has been extending a bit as home prices continue to rise more than incomes. However, in our view (Freddie Mac economists), house prices will moderate as mortgage rates rise."

So, what's ahead for the U.S. economy and housing market in 2019?

"Employment and a little bit of income growth will be key to supporting homebuyer demand," Kiefer said. "Inflation is going to drive the Federal Reserve policy. It's been pretty tame the past few months. We at Freddie Mac expect one to two rate hikes in 2019 as opposed to the four hikes in 2018, though that will be data-dependent."

The general U.S. economy should experience modest growth, he said, while mortgage interest rates should gradually rise throughout the rest of the year and be somewhere around 5 percent by the end of the year – about a 1/2 percentage point rise from the current rate.

"When interest rates rise, the housing market responds pretty negatively and home sales go down," Kiefer said. "But looking ahead to spring, we should see stabilization of home sales and modest growth in the U.S. economy. Our forecast nationally is for housing prices to moderate substantially over the next few years. However, one of the biggest challenges for the overall economy is a lack of new housing supply."

2019 economic forecast for Florida

Florida Realtors Chief Economist Dr. Brad O'Connor discussed the outlook for Florida's economy and housing market in the coming year. In terms of job growth, Florida has done better than the U.S. for the past few years (since 2013) and ended 2018 with an annual job growth rate of 3.3 percent compared to the U.S. figure of 1.9 percent, he said. The state's population growth has not yet returned to the 2 percent annual growth rate it had before the downturn, but the latest Census figures show a 1.5 percent population growth rate from 2017-2018, ranking Florida No. 5 among states.

Looking at Florida's price growth trends for single-family homes, the market is bifurcated, he noted.

"We're finding that different price tiers are definitely appreciating at different rates," O'Connor said. "The range up to $200,000 is up almost 12 percent (in price growth), while the range of $600,000 and over has less growth. There's a lack of affordable housing supply in the lower price tier, while the upper levels are almost a balanced market."

Lack of new housing supply is constraining the market and more construction is needed, he said. However, construction is hampered by a shortage of skilled construction workers, rising cost of materials, lack of land available and other factors.

In good news for Florida's housing market, active inventory at the end of 2018 was up compared to the end of 2017.

O'Connor added, "For perspective, it's not a significantly huge increase in active inventory: it's up 13.3 percent for existing single-family homes and up 8 percent for condo-townhouse properties. And, it's notable that the $200,000 to $300,000 price tier of housing inventory is up, which is the sweet spot for millennials. Despite the fact that we have slightly higher inventory, closed sales are also still rising (with the exception of December's data). Rising inventory is, so far, a good thing."

With current data showing that Florida is outpacing the nation in terms of home sales and employment growth, he forecasts that 2019 should see about a 1 percent growth in home sales and maybe 3 to 4 percent price growth. That's in contrast to the National Association of Realtors' (NAR) forecast for national home and condo sales to remain relatively flat in 2019.

Florida's water issues

While the housing market and economy were the focus of the first half of the event, the second half focused on Florida's water quality issues.

"We may not be the solution, but we can be a big part of raising awareness and educating ourselves and others about Florida's water quality issues," said 2019 Florida Realtors President Eric Sain, Water quality experts speaking at the summit included Dr. Paul Julian, Office of Ecosystems Projects, Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP); Dr. Greg DeAngelo, deputy director, Division of Environmental Assessment and Restoration, DEP; and Dr. Kate Hubbard, research scientist, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWC-FWRI).

Hubbard, who leads the harmful algal bloom monitoring and research program, provided an overview of red tide and explained how the monitoring and research program works. Red tide is a marine (seawater) harmful algal bloom while blue-green algae is a freshwater bloom.

"The toxins in red tide kill fish, birds, sea turtles, manatees and dolphins," she explained. "Then there are health impacts on humans, Filtering shellfish, like clams, oysters and mussels, accumulate the toxins and can cause neurotoxic shellfish poisoning in human consumers. This toxin also is carried in aerosol form in sea spray and causes respiratory irritation in humans."

Red tide blooms begin 10-40 miles offshore, in deep water, Hubbard said. It is ecologically flexible, with a high tolerance for different temperatures and levels of salinity. It also can use many different sources to fuel its growth, including dead fish.

"A huge network of people helps in monitoring and researching red tide," she said. "Red tide has been occurring for centuries. Strategies to improve resilience and mitigation are continually being evaluated, created and implemented."

Realtors and others can check on red tide on a daily basis by going to myfwc.com/redtidestatus.

The Miami Association of Realtors®was the title sponsor for the 2019 Florida Real Estate Trends event; co-sponsors included the Realtors®of the Palm Beaches and Greater Fort Lauderdale; the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors®; Orlando Regional Realtor®Association; and the Royal Palm Coast Realtor®Association.

© 2019 Florida Realtors®

Remodeling Magazine releases 2019 Cost vs. Value Report

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Jan. 23, 2019 – Remodeling Magazine released its 32nd annual Cost vs. Value Report, which compares the cost of popular remodeling projects to how much the investment will improve a home's resale value.

The 2019 report surveyed more than 3,200 real estate professionals about returns for 22 projects in 136 U.S. markets, an increase from 100 markets last year. The full report is posted online.

For all projects, the overall cost-to-value ratio is 66.1 percent, which is slightly ahead of last year but well below the decade-high of 71.2 percent in 2014.

As in prior years, there are significant variations in different regions. The average payback nationwide for the 22 projects in the 2019 Cost vs. Value report ranges from a high of 123.8 percent for a garage door replacement in the Pacific region, to a low of 45.0 percent for an upscale master suite addition in the mid-Atlantic region.

"With the increasing costs of building materials and labor, we urge remodelers to think like real-estate professionals first," says Clayton DeKorne, editor-in-chief of Remodeling Magazine. "When you adjust your focus to think like a broker first, you can dull clients' No. 1 pain point – cost – with a discussion of the amount that can be recouped, then go on to show them how to think like a remodeler by raising their understanding and appreciation of the total value, not just resale value, of a home."

Due in large part to sharp increases in material costs, the percentage of costs recouped at sale time is trending downward for all the replacement projects. Material costs tend to comprise a greater proportion of replacement projects compared with larger indoor remodels, however, which have a higher percentage of labor costs.

2019 top 10 projects by percentage of cost recouped

1. Garage door replacement (97.5%)

2. 2Manufactured stone veneer (94.9%)

3. Mid-range minor kitchen remodel (80.5%)

4. Wood deck addition (75.6%)

5. Siding replacement (75.6%)

6. Steel entry door replacement (74.9%)

7. Vinyl window replacement (73.4%)

8. Fiberglass grand entrance (71.9%)

9. Wood window replacement (70.8%)

10. Composite deck addition (69.1%)

Highlights from 2019 report

1.Rising materials costs impact rates of returnWhile the overall changes are modest, the latest Cost vs. Value report reflects the robust market the remodeling industry has enjoyed over the past year. But costs have correspondingly increased, and in some cases, significantly so. These increases are likely due to the tariffs that have roiled commodity markets, which have led to a slight downturn in the percentage of costs recouped for some projects; but overall, returns are up slightly compared to last year.

2.Curb appeal projects continue to provide the highest returns
Nine out of the top 10 high-return projects are exterior replacement – or high curb appeal – projects. The three exterior projects with the highest recoup on investment are garage door replacement (97.5%), manufactured stone veneer installation (94.9%), and a wood deck addition (75.6%). Siding replacement and window projects also provided high returns, with the highest recouping interior project being a minor kitchen remodel (80.5%).

3.New for 2019
Two new projects were added to the 2019 Cost vs. Value Report. The first is a roofing replacement job that adds standing-seam metal roofing. Compared with asphalt shingles, metal roofing costs significantly more but brings with it much greater durability. The second project is a revamp of the universal design bathroom, which was first introduced to Cost vs. Value in 2017. While the overall dimensions and features of the current project are comparable, the finishes and mechanicals – including tiled walls and shower, humidity-controlled ventilation and radiant-heat floors – are more consistent with an upscale project than the previous specs allowed.

4.Think like a broker
The reason for high returns on exterior projects, and especially façade facelifts, stems from the valuations set by the real estate community. "Curb appeal" and "first impressions" are central to a real estate professional's estimation of resale value. Granted, a home's exterior will only persuade potential buyers to see more, and first impressions can vary from one individual to the next. But the impact these impressions make is critical in setting the stage for what a buyer is willing to pay for a home.

© 2019 Florida Realtors®

Flagler County / Palm Coast Saltwater Canal Home Sales Report - January 2018

Robert "Bobby" Keith, Realtor - 386-793-1426

     In January 2018, a total of 9 homes on the Saltwater Canal sold in Flagler County.  The average sales price for last months Saltwater Canal Homes in Palm Coast / Flagler County was $333,778 while the average days on market was 106 days.

     Compared to the same time last year, January 2017,  8 homes on the Saltwater Canal sold in Flagler County. The average sales price then was $321,313 while the average days on market was 59.

     The top home sale in January 2018 was 14 Cormorant Court in the Palm Harbor neighborhood of Palm Coast, selling at $412,000.

     The deal of the month was 305 Flagler Ave North, in Flagler Beach, selling at $210,000. 

     Here's a breakdown of last months sales activity on the saltwater canal in Flagler County.

Palm Harbor / Palm Coast

14 Cormorant Court - $412,000

10 Crow Court - $400,000

1 Charles Court - $381,000

36 Clearview Court North - $321,000

14 Felicia Court - $260,000

6 Cool Water Court - $260,000

 

Flagler Beach

614 Cumberland Drive - $385,000

148 Lantana Avenue - $375,000

305 Flagler Avenue North - $210,000

     Thank you for checking out this Months Sales Report for the Saltwater Canal Homes in Flagler County.  All information is believed to be true and accurate, but not guaranteed.  The source for the information above is from the Flagler County MLS.  This is not intended to be an estimate of any ones home value.  To find your homes value in this market, give me a call and we will schedule a free valuation on your property or have one sent to your email based off information you tell me and information from the property appraisers office within 24 hours.

Robert "Bobby" Keith, Realtor 386-793-1426

Flagler County - Palm Coast Saltwater Canal Homes Sales Report - April 2016

April saw a total of 14 homes on the Saltwater Canal that sold in Flagler County.  The average sales price for this months Saltwater Canal Homes was $507,071 while the average days on market was 138 days.

The top sale of the month was 113 Island Estates Parkway in the Island Estates community of Hammock Dunes, selling at $1,100,000.

The deal of the month was 4 Clee Court, in the Palm Harbor neighborhood of Palm Coast, selling at $235,000.

Here's a break down of the selling market activity for homes on the Saltwater Canal in the Palm Coast - Flagler County area.

Palm Harbor - Palm Coast

17 Coleridge Court - $315,000

5 Floyd Court - $280,000

15 Claymont Court S - $352,500

20 Criston Court - $407,000

6 Clinton Court N - $355,000

4 Clee Court - $235,000

Average Sales Price:  $324,083

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Palm Harbor - "Sailboat Country" - Palm Coast

15 Clermont Court - $335,000

84 Cochise Court - $343,000

Average Sales Price:  $339,000

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Palm Harbor - Country Club Cove - Palm Coast

100 Club House Drive - $445,000

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Tidelands - Palm Coast

40 Riverview Bend N - $449,000

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Sanctuary - Palm Coast

4 Devin Court - $1,060,000

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Lambert Cove - Flagler Beach

5 Lambert Cove - $900,000

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Yacht Harbor Village - Hammock Beach - Palm Coast

254 Harbor Village Point - $522,500

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Island Estates - Hammock Dunes - Palm Coast

113 Island Estates Parkway - $1,1,00,000

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Flagler County Palm Coast Saltwater Canal Homes Sold Stats April 2016

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Are you looking to Purchase a Saltwater Canal Home in Flagler County?  Give me a call at 386-793-1426 or fill out the Buyer Form Here.

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Robert "Bobby" Keith - 386-793-1426

Thank you for checking out this months Sales Report for the Saltwater Canal Homes in Flagler County.  All info is believed to be true and accurate, but not guaranteed.  The source for the information is from the Flagler County MLS.  This is not intended to be an estimate of any ones home value. 

To get a Free Home Valuation and find out your homes true value, contact

Robert "Bobby" Keith, Realtor 386-793-1426

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