On Florida's Gulf Coast, Sarasota is a paradise.
Come to our white sandy beaches, sophisticated arts, golf courses among the best in the country,
fine dining and a constant flow of community events coupled with natural beauty and year-round good weather. Sarasota ranks
among the nation's 15 "most livable communities," according to a recent Money Magazine feature article.
Once known primarily as a vacation and retirement destination, today Sarasota is home to diversity.
The quality of the sand on our beaches is nothing short of legendary. The weather is unbeatable.
Long-time residents swear that Sarasota County has its own "micro-climate." When rain is falling
in Tampa, only 60 miles north, or South in Fort Myers, the skies seem to always remain fair over Sarasota. Add in the
warm and inviting waters of the Gulf of Mexico and gorgeous sunsets, and it's easy to see why Sarasota Florida holds such appeal to so many.
Sarasota, together with its neighbors to the north and south, Manatee County and Charlotte County, makes up the 7th-largest market in Florida. It is also Florida's third-fastest growing major market.
With a population of over 600,000, the Sarasota/Manatee/Charlotte area is one of the most affluent areas in Florida. In just the past 5 years, it has grown 4 times faster than the national average.
Sarasota Florida has the charm of a southern town with the conveniences of a big city. Downtown Sarasota offers quiet treed streets with sidewalks.
Siesta Key captivates you with its powdery white beaches, artist colonies, eclectic shops and boutiques and Longboat Key offers a more private and opulent, yet yet stillcasual lifestyle. Bird Key, Casey Key and Lido Key each have their own charm.
Sarasota and Manateee County schools serve over 60,000 students. There are private schools of nearly every affiliation. Almost 80% of Sarasota teachers have post-bachelor degrees.
Two-thirds of our high school graduates go on to college.
Use my experience and expertise on Sarasota Florida real estate. And, for investment properties
the Sarasota real estate market, with its recent price corrections and increasing foreclosure rates, is hard to beat right now.
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