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Morningside Neighborhood Guide – Clearwater, FL

by Pam Lombard | Apr 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

Central Location, Larger Lots & Everyday ConvenienceIf you’re searching for a neighborhood in Clearwater that offers space, value, and a central location, Morningside is one of the areas you’ll want to explore.This established community has become a go-to for...

Dunedin 55+ Communities Map Guide: Distances to Downtown, Beaches & the Pinellas Trail

by Pam Lombard | Apr 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

If you’re considering a move to Dunedin, one of the most common questions I get from buyers is:👉 “How close is everything?”Dunedin is unique because most 55+ communities are within minutes of downtown, the beach, and outdoor recreation—but which location fits your...

Considering Moving to Florida? What to expect for Property Taxes

by Pam Lombard | Apr 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

🏡 How Property Taxes Compare: Florida vs. Michigan vs. New York vs. Pennsylvania (2026) 📊 Effective State Property Tax Rates (Percentage of home value paid annually) State Approx. Effective Property Tax Rate Source Insight 🌴 Florida ~0.74% One of the lower property...

Considering Moving To Florida? Things to know about types of housing

by Pam Lombard | Mar 29, 2026 | Uncategorized

🏡 HOA vs. Villa vs. Condo What Buyers in Pinellas County Need to Know Before They Purchase When buyers relocate to Florida — especially from Michigan, New York, or Pennsylvania — one of the biggest surprises isn’t price. It’s ownership structure. In Pinellas County,...

Considering Moving to Florida? Here is what you need to know about property taxes

by Pam Lombard | Mar 22, 2026 | Uncategorized

🏡 How Property Taxes Compare: Florida vs. Michigan vs. New York vs. Pennsylvania (2026) 📊 Effective State Property Tax Rates (Percentage of home value paid annually) State Approx. Effective Property Tax Rate Source Insight 🌴 Florida ~0.74% One of the lower property...
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