How to Sell a Waterfront Home in St. Pete (Seller's Guide)
You hire an agent who's good at houses. The water is a different job. What the person selling your waterfront home in St. Pete needs to already know.
You hire an agent who's good at houses. The water is a different job. What the person selling your waterfront home in St. Pete needs to already know.
You looked up your house on Zillow. The number is wrong. What actually sets the price on a waterfront home in St. Pete, from someone who prices them.
She messaged me on Facebook about moving from California. A year and a half, 20 houses and two hurricanes later, she pulled up next to me at the sandbar in her own boat.
I thought St. Pete Beach was the goal. We bought on Treasure Island because the lot was cheaper. What is different about living on each one, from someone who does.
Three years, $50K in pilings and permits issued one week before Helene. What building new on the water takes, from someone who did it.
It's 88 degrees. The leaves are not changing. Here are the 20 things worth leaving the house for, with the dates checked.
Florida insurance rates went down this year, and an elevated waterfront home costs a lot less to insure than people think. Here are the real numbers, including mine.
Every listing says "no fixed bridges." Almost none say which bridge. Here's who actually has a clear run to the Gulf, from someone who boats it.
July had sellers gaining in all six segments. August split three and three. Houses held, condos took the month off, and one 181% number needs explaining.
Every canal listing says deep water. Here's how to check depth at mean low tide yourself, and why it matters more than the kitchen.
An 87-unit Marriott Tribute hotel just got approved at John's Pass. Here's what it really means for nearby waterfront values, and the one amenity they left out.
I used to live down there. The Sprouts is open now, the apartments are built, and the retail is filling in. Here's what's actually on the ground in the Skyway Marina District, and whether waterfront prices nearby have caught up yet.
Carly on the Water is written by Carly Majorana, a waterfront Realtor with NextHome Gulf Coast in St. Petersburg, Florida.