The following statistics compare year-end single-family home sales statistics and median single-family home sale prices from year to year beginning in 2006, in what many consider the height of the market and ending in 2009.
Railroad Square Art Park is Tallahassee’s great artistic district. Looking for an art piece for your home.. a vintage piece or a handcrafted work of art? There are over 50 studios and shops in Railroad Square off Gaines and Railroad Avenue in Tallahassee, FL. The park hosts a “First Friday Gallery Hop” on the First […]
I love Tallahassee, but I also serve the counties of Jefferson, Wakulla, Gadsden and even Franklin, fromthe Capitol of Florida to the Gulf of Mexico!. I love the unexpected photo ops along the way. This photo I shot in Lloyd, a Jefferson County, FL rural community last week when on a listing presentation at this […]
North Florida is filled with rich centers and sites that honor African American history. We all owe it to each other to understand what came before us, so we can move forward with a deeper resolve to make our world a better place. Here are a few great resources that I enjoy sharing with others:
The North Florida Black Heritage Trail is filled with sites that provide significant African American history for visitors.
It hangs like tinsel from hundred year old oaks at Goodwood.
Tallahassee experienced the longest consecutive COLD weather, below freezing temperatures in 44 years. These beautiful ice crystals remained on my car well into the morning on Jan 14th. Talquin Electric Cooperative has vowed not to shut off electric service to homes during the cold snap as well.
It’s a tradition in our family to take a night and make the Tallahassee Christmas Light tour. The best thing about Christmas by far is the spirit of giving that constantly brings this community together whenever there is a need.Yes, Virginia, there are Christmas miracles as well, even here in Tallahassee, FL. On Christmas eve, a local family received a NEW Roof.
Whether you seek the peace along the canopy roads that line the borders of historic plantations, or the beautiful homes found tucked away inside tree-lined streets, or the buzz of businesses and shops of the ever-changing revitalized downtown and mid-town areas or the excitement heard at the many youth recreation facilities or just to walk […]
Let’s hope Governor Crist is listening! Have budget cuts to tourism, recreation and parks, etc. made a difference.. I think more than we realize.
“A must-read from this weekend’s New York Times: Ever since the 1920s Florida has been cast as the place people go to escape contemplation,……
