Coit Group Fine Homes

Amazing home in beautiful Safety Harbor, Florida. Custom home designed by renowned architect Al Picallo. High ceilings and an abundance of light with structural beams highlight the main living floor. This property backs up to Phillipe Park. Exclusively private. Bring your toys because this home has 2400 sf of storage under the main floor. Call 727-641-4819 or go to wwww.coitpropertygroup.com for more info on this one of a kind property.

Meticulously maintained, lovingly cared for. Presenting this beautifully upgraded executive pool home located on conservation in the gated enclave of Chelsea in prestigious Tampa Palms. 3366 sf, 4/3.5/3 plus office, plus bonus room. Attention to detail abounds from floor to ceiling featuring many up-grades including hand scraped wood flooring throughout, crown molding, custom chandelier, tray ceilings, custom closets, water treatment system, bonus room with half bath, electric fire place, remote control curtain/ sun shades, remote control TV lift, stainless gas appliances in kitchen, granite counter-tops, dual walk in closets in master, separate tub and shower, salt water pool, solar heater for pool, extended paver lanai with birdcage, custom surround sound system inside and out, new hot water heater, painted inside and out in 2016. Conveniently located close to shopping, restaurants, downtown, beaches, USF, Moffitt and award winning Tampa International Airport.

It's no secret that life's been pretty good to sellers for the past several years. Even if you had no need—or desire—to move, the housing landscape might have seriously tempted you to put your house on the market anyway. After all, it's hard not to see visions of dollar signs when your neighbors are unloading their homes for tens of thousands over asking price. But as they say, all good things must come to an end. And you've probably heard that the white-hot housing market of years past is finally beginning to cool. So if you haven't listed your home before now, did you miss the boat? Absolutely not. But with each passing month, the experts say, you can expect the housing climate to shift a bit more in buyers' favor "It’s definitely still a seller’s market in most of the country. But it’s not the same seller’s market that you saw in the last couple of years," says  Danielle Hale , chief economist of  realtor.com® . "You might have to ...

Housing starts move 3.3% higher in Nov.  Construction of new homes increased 3.3 percent in November with the gain largely coming from single-family houses being built at the strongest pace in more than a decade. The Commerce Department said Tuesday that builders broke ground on homes last month at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.3 million units. The increase marks a key moment in the recovery from the Great Recession: Builders started work on single-family houses at the fastest pace since September 2007, which was just a few months before the start of that economic downturn. Driving the rebound in home construction has been a shortage of existing properties being listed for sale. Fewer people are putting their property on the market, despite healthy demand from buyers because the unemployment rate is at a 17 year-low and mortgage rates remain at attractive levels. New construction has filled some of this gap with starts on single-family houses rising 8.7 perc...