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Franklin County Real Estate Market: 1st half 2008 (St. George Island, Apalachicola, Eastpoint, Carrabelle)

Real Estate Market Update for St. George Island and Franklin County, Florida 2nd Quarter, 2008 (by Harry Plumblee) The really good news for St. George Island and the rest of Franklin County is there are still buyers who are interested in this market and they are buying; certainly not like in the crazy period of 2001-04, but nevertheless houses are selling. However, the big question in almost all buyers' minds is: have we reached the bottom yet? Of course the answer to that question will not be known until sometime after t...

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Posted by: Harry and Katrena Plumblee
Posted: 8/14/2008


St. George Island Market (1st Half 2008)

Thoughts on theReal Estate Market Condition in Franklin County, Florida in June 2008 And what it means for the owner and the potential buyer... In this coastal area*, there are many factors affecting the Real Estate market. The market decline started over 3 years ago, in early 2005 . It was not acknowledged until after Hurricane Dennis in July 2005 and Hurricane Katrina in August of the same year. Throughout Florida, as well as in many other parts of the USA, price increases and lending practices had become irrational . C...

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Posted by: Harry and Katrena Plumblee
Posted: 7/7/2008


Real Estate Market Update for Sept to Nov 15, 2007

Real Estate Market Update for Sept to Nov 15, 2007 St. George Island and Franklin County My last update was 2 1/2 months ago.Since September 1, the situation on St. George Island and throughout Franklin County has become somewhat clearer.List prices have more or less stabilized, with only 34 price reductions in the 75 day period (unbelievably, there were also 4 price increases, reflecting some really positive thinking).The number of active listings on all types of real estate continued to fall with a net loss of 13 since September 1, leaving a...

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Posted by: Harry and Katrena Plumblee
Posted: 11/21/2007


Florida’s Big Bend – A Region for Mild Hurricanes

St. George Island is located in Floridas Big Bend region. The Big Bend area, based on 150+ years of National Weather Service data, is in a region where no major hurricanes have made landfall. It is no secret that over the years we have had damage from hurricanes, but we have never had major damage such as other regions of Florida have experienced throughout recorded history.The bottom line is if you want beach property but you are worried about hurricanes, then St. George Island is the place for you. Floridas hurricane activity in the 1994 &am...

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Posted by: Harry and Katrena Plumblee
Posted: 7/12/2007

 
Harry and Katrena Plumblee
Harry and Katrena Plumblee
Contact Harry and Katrena :
Email: harryp@anchorfl.com, katrenap@anchorfl.com
Office (local): 850.927.4000
Office (toll free): 800.525.4793

Harry and Katrena Plumblee, have been with Anchor Realty and Mortgage Co. on St. George Island since January 1994 and have been top producers for the past six years. They were awarded Platinum level (10M+ production) in 2001, and Harry was named Realtor of the Year for 2001. Both have retired from their professional careers: Harry has a Ph.D. in Applied Science from Southampton University, England and was Director of Research for Lockheed Aeronautical Systems Group in Burbank, CA; and, Katrena is a Registered Nurse and was in charge of Lockheed’s Industrial Medical Facilities in Burbank and Palmdale. Since retirement, they live in their beachfront home in the St. George Plantation. They work together as a team, and have been very successful in this change of career. Anchor awarded European trips to them for the past five years for sales achievements. Harry and Katrena specialize in St. George Island properties, and have extensive knowledge, experience and sales volume in the Plantation. Harry has experience with 1031 tax-deferred exchanges and also provides customers with a detailed cash flow and equity analysis on improved properties that will be placed on a rental market.


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