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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.
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What Your Waterfront Home Is Actually Worth in St. Pete
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.
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Sailboat Water in Tierra Verde, Treasure Island & St. Pete Beach: Who Actually Has It
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.
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Buying a Waterfront Home for a Big Sportfish or Center Console
Buying a waterfront home for a 40-foot sportfish or a big center console? A boater-agent's checklist: deep-water dock, draft at low tide, slip vs. lift, shore power, and fast idle time to the Gulf passes in Pinellas County.
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No Fixed Bridges: What It Means for Your Boat and Your Home's Value
"No fixed bridges" is the most valuable phrase in a waterfront listing — and the most misused. What it means for your boat, your Gulf access, and your home's value in Pinellas County.
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What I Check Before You Make an Offer on a Sailboat-Water Home in Tierra Verde
Before you make an offer on a Tierra Verde waterfront home, here's what I check: real sailboat water and bridge clearance, dock depth at low tide, lift capacity, flood and insurance costs, and seawall condition.
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Can My Boat Fit Here? What Waterfront Buyers Need to Know Before Buying in Pinellas County
A dock doesn’t automatically mean great boating. Before buying waterfront property in Pinellas County, learn how canal depth, tide-dependent, bridge clearance,and boat size can affect your boating experience.
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What to Know Before Buying a Waterfront Home in St. Pete Beach
Thinking about buying a waterfront home in St. Pete Beach? The honest version: flood zones, insurance, seawalls, real boat access, and what the storms actually left behind.
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Understanding Waterfront Value: Why Two Waterfront Homes on the Same Street Can Sell for $300,000 Apart
Waterfront homes can look nearly identical online but sell for vastly different prices. Here’s what waterfront buyers in St. Petersburg need to know before making an offer.
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What Does Waterfront Home Insurance Cost in Florida After the Hurricanes?
Wondering what waterfront home insurance costs in St. Petersburg, St. Pete Beach, Treasure Island, and Tierra Verde? Learn what affects premiums, flood insurance requirements, and what buyers should know after recent hurricanes.
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What to Know About Boat Lifts Before You Buy Waterfront in St. Pete
About the Author Carly Majorana Waterfront and luxury real estate specialist at NextHome Gulf Coast in St. Petersburg, Florida. CLHMS Guild Member. Specializing in the technical side of waterfront — seawalls, boat lifts, bridge clearance, and flood zones. Serving buyers and sellers in St. Pete Beach, Tierra Verde, Treasure Island, St.
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What Is “Sailboat Water” And Why Do Waterfront Buyers Care So Much?
Most buyers nod politely when they see “sailboat water” in a listing. Most agents don’t explain it very well either. Here’s the real answer — and why it changes what a waterfront property is actually worth.