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• Labor Day Is Upon Us! September 2, 2010
  While most know Labor Day as the beginning of the NFL and college football team, believe it or not, there is more to the day than 50-yard lines and quarterbacks. From Wikipedia: The first Labor Day in the United States was celebrated on September 5, 1882 in New York City.[1] It became a federal holiday [...] […]
  Troy Steuwer
• There Is Fun To Be Had While Shopping For Panama City Beach Condos September 2, 2010
  Are you in the area looking at property and bringing your children with you? Shipwreck Island is the perfect place to have a little family fun. Shipwreck Island is a water park full of different rides that appeal to all ages. Float down the lazy river, watch the young ones play in the tadpole hole [...] […]
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• West Bay Named Top 2010 Business Facilities August 18, 2010
  I thought this was an interesting article. West Bay was named one of the top 2010 business facilities from The Business Facilities Location Advisor. Of the 250 or so metropolitan statistical areas they cover throughout the year, West Bay was chosen as a leader. Here’s a quick snippet from their article: “Perhaps no better example [...] […]
  Dan Friess
• The Beach To Get A New City Park? August 18, 2010
  Hallelujah! If there’s one thing the beach needs it’s a city park. Many cities across the nation have some of the most beautiful and memorable city parks. NYC’s Central Park, Boston’s Post Office Square, and the Millennium Park in Chicago; all of these great cities have stunning parks whether big or small. Why can’t Panama [...] […]
  Troy Steuwer
• What Is A Short Sale? August 18, 2010
  I just wrote a quick blog on short sales. Here’s a quick snippet: “Foreclosures in Panama City, Florida are affecting families, communities, the housing market and the local economy. One option many troubled homeowners are taking to reduce penalties and avoid foreclosure is a short sale. The question is, what is a short sale? A [...] […]
  Chad Miller
• Gulf Oil Spill: Panama City Beach Disaster Averted? August 18, 2010
  Very good news coming out of the Gulf over the past weeks; as of August 10th, a report informed that no oil has been observed for 30 days in the area to be re-opened for fishing. NOAA reopened 5,144 square miles of Gulf waters to commercial and recreational fishing. Since July 3rd, data has shown [...] […]
  Tina Bass
• My Take On The Panama City Real Estate Market August 17, 2010
  Hello Friends, Panama City Beach is open for business. There is no “oil slick” anywhere in site and as the season progresses the beach is now more beautiful than ever! Now that the oil spill has been capped, buyers and sellers are finally coming back to the market. This intense activity and the settling down [...] […]
  Norman Brown
• Did you see?? August 17, 2010
  What? Our President and his family were visiting our own Panama City Beach for a short vacation this past weekend? What a value this is to our local economy! Hopefully, this small event will “buzz” our city and our business back to where it should be. We are so grateful not to be significantly affected [...] […]
  Sharon Newbold
• New Attractions Come To Pier Park August 17, 2010
  For those of you who are not familiar with Pier Park, it is an open air concept mall in the heart of Panama City Beach located across from and tied into the city pier. The project is a Simon Corporation complex and it offers traditional department store shopping from merchants such as JC Penny, Dillards [...] […]
  Tara Berry
• Stylish Efficiency Condo At Origin August 13, 2010
  Origin is one of those condos that just “wow” you as you walk by. It looks so sophisticated and so unique that it literally draws you in. Have you ever though, I’d like to own a condo there? Well, now you can. Unit #713 is an efficiency, perfect for first-time condo buyers or someone looking [...] […]
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