Astor Creek Golf and Country Club is an all new residential golf community in Port St Lucie, Florida by Kolter Homes. Experience an active lifestyle on the golf course and at the amazing facilities offered including a clubhouse, restaurant & bar, resort style pool, fitness center, pickleball and tennis courts.Golf memberships are include with a home purchase with unlimited access to the 18-hole golf course, 15 acre driving range, 3 acre short game complex and 15,000 sq ft practice putting green.Homes at Astor Creek include 4 different exterior elevations to choose from as well as impact windows, concrete roofs, exceptionally high ceilings and an abundance of windows to offer natural light. The Carson Collection at Astor Creek includes the Julia, Kimberly, Lila and Madison floorplans ran... 12/20/2023

Attention all Golf Fanatics! Did you know that you can live at PGA in Port St. Lucie starting in the 100's for a vacation golf villa?  There are also large estates available, in fact there is something for everyone at PGA in Port St. Lucie.  Search for available golf homes in 34986 here.  You will find the perfect winter home, a vacation paradise or year around living. The community of PGA in Port St. Lucie has 3 professional golf courses as well as the PGA Learning Center.  The PGA Learning center is the place where Golf Pros become Golf Pros.  Work on your swing, find tune your putt, practice your side hill lies.  Click here to see the visual tour of PGA Verano, Golf Fanatice Paradise in PGA Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 and some great golf course scenes as well. You will love the PGA Gol... 11/16/2013

  NAR asked practitioners for their supernatural real estate stories and got some truly bone-chilling tales from the trenches.  Here are a couple of my favorites, I wanted to share with you~ I had a home on the market that was built in the late 1700s. The seller was putting his mom’s former home on the market, and it was vacant. Every Monday morning, I noticed a drip line running from the countertop across the fireplace to a doorway in the kitchen. I cleaned it up about three times. Finally, I called someone in to take a look at it. Turns out the substance was oil from an old oil lamp. But the house didn’t have any such lamps anymore. One Monday, as I was cleaning the drip line once again, I said aloud, “If you want me to find you a nice new family to live here, you’ve got to stop doing... 10/28/2013

Yesterday I visited a neighbors house- He had many very nice things from Europe- he made a comment that the stuff might be worth more then the house- he might be right - but he didn't know. Any number of things could cause a disaster for your valuables.  Money many times can't replace them but money will sure help start over.  Insurance companies often times guess or "factor" the valuable when issuing a policy but you should "Know" the value so your not over nor under insured. A simple way to do this is to make a digital video just like a home tour but out line every thing within the house. Start with the basic fixtures lights, carpet, drapes next appliances zoom in on serial numbers make sure you can tape the model, read it into the recording if necessary. If you ever move and rent the... 11/14/2009