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Local housing trends continue

A report released May 22 by Florida Realtors showed an increase in the number of single family homes sold locally in April when compared to last year but a decline in sales in the condo and townhouse market. April marks the second consecutive month with the same sales trend.

FWC continues bear management efforts

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) held the last of six public meetings Tuesday to discuss bear management in the eastern portion of the panhandle. The final meeting was held in Port St. Joe for the area designated as the East Panhandle Bear Management Unit (BMU), which focuses on the Apalachicola National Forest and surrounding areas.

Home sales up, condo sales down

A report released April 22 by Florida Realtors® showed single family home sales in the area were up in March when compared with last year, but the sales volume for condos and townhouses was down significantly.

Pensacola Bay Bridge project set for 2017 start

Plans for building a new 6-lane Pensacola Bay Bridge are moving forward. Two public meetings are on the horizon, and the nearly $600 million toll-free project is expected to begin in 2017. Meanwhile, plans to widen a portion of U.S. 98 east of Gulf Breeze await construction funding.

Local water quality in Gulf and Sound remain good

All five Gulf of Mexico water sampling locations on Navarre Beach, as well as a sample taken from the Santa Rosa Sound near Navarre Park all returned “good” ratings from the Florida Department of Health. The samples were taken March 31 with results posted to the Florida Healthy Beaches website April 4.

Out and About

Easter is Sunday, April 20. Next week we will have a listing of all of the Easter activities that are “happening” around town.

Home sales up, condo market struggles

According to a report released by Florida© Realtors last week, the number of single family home sold statewide in February grew by less than 2 percent compared to last year, while the Santa Rosa and Escambia County market saw an increase of 19.5 percent. That growth was the fourth best among the 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) included in the report.

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