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Date Archives: December 2021
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Why You Should Move To SWFL in 2022
If you are considering moving in 2022, SWFL should be one of the top locations on your list of potential destinations. The largest city in this area, Naples, recently took 7th place in the U.S. News & World Report's list of the best places to live in the United States. The Naples area is no stranger to receiving national acclaim. The following four features are just some of the many reasons to consider moving into one of our Naples homes for sale.
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Monthly Market Report November 2021
When you're shopping for your next Southwest Florida home, an understanding of the latest market trends is one of the biggest keys to accomplishing your goals. Our real estate agents always have an eye on the latest trends, to help you make informed real estate decisions in Southwest Florida communities. You can find the latest details in our Southwest Florida Monthly Market Report for November.
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Last-Minute Gift Idea: Museum Memberships Near Naples
Many gifts are forgotten about all too quickly after they're unwrapped, but giving the gift of experiences can form lasting memories. By gifting museum memberships to some of the people on your shopping list, you can enable them to spend quality time with their families while they learn and have fun throughout the entire year.
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Best Beaches for Seashells in SWFL
Did you know that Southwest Florida is considered one of the best places in North America to search for seashells? SWFL has become a world-class destination for shell seekers of all ages. There are more than 400 species of shells to be found in the region, and even those new to shelling have a great chance to find something special. Our real estate agents have all of the details on the best beaches for finding seashells in SWFL.
