Belleair, FL

Belleair, Florida 33786 ist eine wunderschoene Stadt hier in Tampabay Florida.

Belleair Immobilien sind sehr begehrt, besonders momentan durch ihr sehr gutes Preis- Leistungsverhaeltnis.

In den meisten Faellen sind Haeuser, Eigentumswohnungen und Reihenhaeuser in Bellair guenstig ausgepreist und der Marktlage angepasst.

Belleair bietet viele Annehmlichkeiten und Sehenswuerdigkeiten nicht nur fuer Urlauber, sondern auch fuer Einwohner. Belleair hat Country Clubs, wo man mehr erleben kann als eine Runde Golf auf den gepflegten Golf Plaetzen, traumhafte weisse Zuckersandstraende, viele Wassersportmoeglichkeiten wie z.B. Waverunning, Parasailing, Angeln, Hochseeangeln, Bootsverleih, Boots Charter, viele gemuetliche Restaurants, Einkaufsmoeglichkeiten, Spas und vieles mehr. Wir sind Belleair Immobilien Spezialisten und unsere Makler haben einen sehr guten Wissenstand ueber Belleair Immobilien.

Wir kennen den Belleair Immobilienmarkt und sind gerne behilflich, um auch ihnen die geeignete Immobilie hier in Belleair zu finden.

Hier einige Stadtteile, die zu Belleair gehoeren Aldea Condo, Bel Forest, Belle Isle, Belleair Beach Yacht Club, Belleair Estates, Belleair Manor, Belleview Biltmore Villas, Belleview Island, Biltmore Isles, Coquina Shores Condo, Eagles Nest Gardens, Eagles Nest Point, Gulf Belleair Beach, Harbor Bluffs, Harbour Club Condo, Howard Estates, Montmatre Condo, Overbrook Park, Pelican Place, Port Belleair, Seaside at Belleair, Sereno Del Sol Condo, Sunset Bay, Sunset Bluff, Tortugas De Mar, Wedgwood, Winston Estates.

Belleair and Belleair Bluffs market report for May 2011 is as follows:

13 Single Family Homes were sold during the month of May and they ranged from a home on Belleair's Belleview Island that sold for $2,594,000 to a much smaller home in the Bidwells Wildwood section of Belleair that sold for $87,000.

In the category of townhomes, villas and condos there were 7 sales which ranged from a condo at Seaside of Belleair that sold for $695,000 to a condo that sold in Bel Forest Manor Condos of Belleair for $68,000.

There is hardly anything on this planet as beautiful as our majestic Live Oak trees. If they could tell tales of what they have observed, imagine what these wise looking old trees would say!

The trees photographed here are located on a hill overlooking Clearwater Bay in the town of Belleair. There was a time, when they were saplings, that the area had scattered small fishing shacks. Today some of the most expensive, largest luxury homes in the area are located here. These trees have witnessed the changes that have taken place. I wonder what they think of our modern changes?

What they think of the changes that took place on Sand Key (above) which is just across the bay. When I left for Germany in 1973, Sand Key was that, SAND! Sand, palm trees and palmetto plants. We used to party out there all the time when I was in college. When I returned to Florida on vacation I was amazed to see condos being built.

As you can see, Sand Key now has condos with gulf front views! The Gulf of Mexico on one side and Clearwater Bay on the other side. All these changes have been witnessed by our quiet, regal friends The Live Oak Trees.

While out and about running errands and meeting with a client I was driving through Belleair, Florida (just a little south of Clearwater) and could not resist taking a few photos of the homes that are decorated for the Christmas Holidays!

This wall runs the entire block and is covered by the most beautiful bouganvillas, all in full bloom.

While I could not get a good shot of the house, this is the front of the house in the first photo. Even their entrance gates are decorated for the season.

There were so many homes that had holiday wreaths on them, I had a hard time deciding which ones to photograph.

Most of these homes overlook the intercoastal waterway and Clearwater Bay.

With great views of Sand Key (part of Clearwater Beach) at their doorstep.

And as you can see from these photos, the blue skies and sunshine are back! Today it only went up to 58 degrees, but it should be back in the 70's this weekend!!!

I have Staged® Homes all my life, starting in childhood, constantly rearranging my room. I sold by owner, in under 30 days, for years & years (No more - use a Realtor®) preparing those homes as “Staged®” before I knew the term. I have been doing it professionally & full time in the Real Estate Industry since 2006. Pure Staging® is “helping” Realtors® and sellers prepare & sell property not “actively” sell it. A Pure Staging® Professional knows his or her boundaries concerning price, contracts, inspections & all the rest - that IS handled by the Realtor®. We don’t go there!!! We make ‘em beautiful, Realtor® sells ‘em! We package properties, making the Realtor® look good, the house(s) look amazing, marketing better & reducing time on the market. Pure Staging Professionals save everyone money!

Real Estate is a different industry, in 2010. In all my professional endeavors I have never seen so much skepticism amongst professional people. There you have it! What is wrong? Professional Home Stagers® have trouble getting to sellers as Realtors® live in fear of what we will do, say or that that we will steal a client. NOTE - that’s unethical. Sure it may happen but not all Home Stagers® have their real estate license, I don’t. If you are afraid to use a Stager as you may loose a listing find a Steger that is not a Realtor®! We are out there!! Whether a Pure Stager® or a Realtor®/Stager®. Realtors® have a fudeciry responsibility to bring in Professional Stager® on every listing! Realtors, find a Professional Stager® that you can trust!!

I am speaking up after a recent comment that I saw on Facebook. A Realtor® (I do not know where) by way of a Stager® made a wild statement about Home Stagers®. A seller was interviewing agents before placing their home up for sale; Home Staging came up with one Realtor®. The Realtor® actually said, “Home Stagers® just pose as Realtors® selling houses illegally. Don’t use one.” WHAT? I believe this agent must have run across some less than Professional Home Stagers®, perhaps some with no formal training in our field. A Professional Home Stager® (not the ones I know) would never pose as anything more than someone there to help the seller prepare their home with potential buyers in mind. We are vital part of the Real Estate team, working under the direction of the Realtor® & the seller.

The comment proves some Realtors® are misinformed about the Home Staging® field and need to research it for themselves & find the right Stager®. As Professional Home Stagers® we owe it to our industry to teach what Staging® is and what it isn’t. I’ll tell you a few things Staging® is not:

• • I can watch those shows and do the Staging® myself. As a rule we are all too attached to our stuff to know what to keep & what to pack to prepare for selling properly.
  • Play music, set the table, some flowers and I’m good - savvy buyers see right past all this!
  • My neighbor or relative needs something to do, “loves” this sort of stuff, they can do it. There are right & wrong choices to properly Stage® a home and practices Professional Stagers know to get the job done right.
  • I’ll bring in my decorator to do it. Staging® is just the opposite of decorating - it is de-personalizing where decorating is personalizing.

I love my industry! Let me go on record as saying Pure Home Staging® Professionals are a vital part of the Real Estate team and we are making a difference. It is never the job if a Realtor® to sell my services/me to the seller. That is my job. I understand the hesitation to let us meet with the sellers ourselves but think about this. Your sister’s neighbor (that you do not know) is looking for a Realtor®, your sister asks for your listing presentation packet to pass on to the neighbor, she will talk to them on your behalf. Would you do that? I think not. Just as you would not let your sister sell your real estate services I advise against selling Staging Services for a Professional Stager.

Please share your thoughts!!