Compass CEO: Florida’s west coast continues to be a thriving residential market
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin said Florida’s residential market, especially along the west coast, has seen sustained buyer demand despite the national economic turmoil. Reffkin gave a market update on April 18 detailing the brokerage’s continued expansion across Florida’s west coast. He told the Tampa Bay Business Journal that prices have been “pretty stable given the short supply” and said the inventory has not kept up with the demand throughout the region. There has been a high demand…Original Article
A condo on Clearwater Beach has sold for $9.5 million. The beachfront condo is in the Residences at Sandpearl Resort, located at 11 Baymont Street. The unit has four bedrooms and four baths and is 5,349 square feet. The sale price breaks down to approximately $1,776 per square foot. Sophia Vasilaros of Smith and Associates Real Estate represented the buyer, an Ohio resident who purchased the property as a vacation home. “The home boasts three private terraces with direct Gulf views from almost…
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