Pelican Bay, Naples Best Beach Front Paradise



Naples Florida is One of " One of America's Best Cities" to Live in as reported by the New York Times and the Robb Report. It was voted the #1 Beach by the travel channel.

2.5 Miles of pure white sandy Beaches, Boating, 36+ Holes of Golf, 18 Tennis Courts, The Naples Phil Harmonic, Waterside Shopping, Fine & Casual Dining, Bike Trails Nature Trails, World Class Community Center with exercise and private trainers the Perfect place to live with Friendly People and Lots of Fun to Enjoy!

We even have our own exciting private beachfront restaurants, sailing club, Pelican Bay Women's league and Men's coffee with great speakers.

Life just doesn't get any better than life in Pelican Bay and Bay Colony!Pelican Bay


Pelican Bay and Bay Colony is one of the nicest communities in Naples Florida! Choose your perfect dream home, condo or villa priced from $275,000 to $16 million. Prices are not going down on beach front property so buy now!

For more information about Pelican Bay in Naples FL, contact Ginny Lee atginnylee@ginnylee.com.

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U.S. housing recovery dependent on jobs

Job growth will be the key factor in whether the U.S. real estate market can extend a recovery after the end of the federal homebuyer tax credit, according to a Harvard University study.  High unemployment is fueling the foreclosure crisis and discouraging the household formation that drives property demand, according to the State of the Nation's Housing report issued by Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies.

Tax credit extension?

First-time homebuyers looking to land an $8,000 federal income tax credit may have a little more time to close on their purchases if a Senate amendment unveiled last week makes it into law.

The closing deadline could be pushed back to Sept. 30 under an amendment offered by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-NV., Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-GA., and Sen. Chris Dodd, D-CT. The senators said they want to make sure banks have time to process the transactions--especially short sales.

It remains to be seen, however, whether the amendment will go anywhere. Its part of a controversial jobs and tax bill that may be radically changed before the Senate approves it. Lawmakers are not scheduled to vote on the bill until next week at the earliest.

Source: CNNMoney.com, Tami Luhby, (06/10/2010)

The Dangers of an Unreasonable Asking Price

One of the most common and costly mistakes made by sellers is setting an unrealistically high asking price. Every seller wants to receive the highest closing price possible for their house, but losing sight of fair market value can have serious repercussions.

In some cases a lack of objectivity results in overpricing the home, other sellers may subscribe to the theory that pricing high initially leaves room to negotiate lower later. Overpricing from the outset could actually force you to end up settling for a lower price than you would have received by setting a realistic asking price based on market research.