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Home for Sale Real Estate

Featured Listing – 8345 Lindrick Lane in the Concession Golf Club

Offered at $1,899,990, this 4,369 square foot three-bedroom, five-bathroom home with four-car garage sits on an acre lot. Surrounded by exquisite natural beauty of century old oak trees and impressive pines in the gates of Concession Golf Club, this professionally-furnished model home is available for immediate move-in.

8345 Lindrick Ln, Concessions, Lakewood Ranch, Florida

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Luxury Homes Real Estate

It’s a Great Time to Buy a Luxury Home!

The luxury single family home market ($1M+ homes) is more of a buyer’s market in both Sarasota County and Manatee County this year than last. Markets are generally considered in “balance” when there is about six months of inventory for sale at the current pace of home sales. When the inventory gets greater than that, buyers tend to have more leverage than sellers in negotiations.

Luxury Homes Are Likely Bargains in Sarasota and Manatee

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Featured Listing in Siesta Key – 1356 Point Crisp Rd

Arrive by boat or by car! Homes with front and back bay views on Siesta are rarely available. Listed at $5,925,000, this five-bedroom, six-bathroom home boasts 7,443 square feet and six garages.

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Luxury Homes Real Estate

Luxury Home Market Update – 4th Quarter 2018

The luxury single family home market ($1M+ homes) is more of a buyer’s market in both Sarasota County and Manatee County this year than last. Markets are generally considered in “balance” when there is about six months of inventory for sale at the current pace of home sales. When the inventory gets greater than that, buyers tend to have more leverage than sellers in negotiations.

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Home Buying Home Selling Luxury Homes Real Estate

The Latest on Local Luxury Single Family Homes

The luxury single family home market ($1M+ homes) is more of a buyer’s market in both Sarasota County and Manatee County this year than last. Markets are generally considered in “balance” when there is about six months of inventory for sale at the current pace of home sales. When the inventory gets greater than that, buyers tend to have more leverage than sellers in negotiations.