About Saint Pete Beach's Silver Sands

Silver Sands in St. Pete beach, short sale condo. Wow, what an opportunity for a buyer that is looking for a waterfront condo in Silver Sands St. Pete beach.

This Short sale came on the market 4 days ago and they are asking $499,000. It is a 3 bedroom 2 bath condo with great water views onto the Gulf of Mexico. This one will be gone in a heart beat and they might get more than asking price. Waterfront condos lke this do not came up for sale very often.

Silver Sands is a great waterfront condo complex in St. Pete Beach, it has 3 different buildings and one of them allows pets. The rental restriction is 90 days. Silver Sands has a wonderful pool area, tropical landscaping and a very nice beach front.

Silver Sands in St. Pete beach, short sale condo

Just a short update to give you an idea of what the value of your condo at Silver Sands is right now.

The market here in Saint Pete beach Pinellas County is constantly changing

Below please find condos in Siver Sands that sold in 2008

Silver Sands, Real estate for sale in St. Pete Beach Florida

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If you think about buying or selling a house or condo in Saint Petersburg Florida, give me a call. I know the market, I know the neighborhood. Ask me about waterfront homes or condos in St. Pete beach, Treasure Island, Madeira beach, Seminole and other Clearwater Tampabay areas.

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I do not know if you see the same in your market area, but what I have seen here in St. Petersburg lately is probably reflecting the overall economy. It is amazing; just a few years ago everything needed to have as many sf as possible. Now we see a trend that indicates that people take a small 3 bedroom over a big 2 bed room condo. Even if the price per sf. is higher in the 3 bedroom condo than the 2 bedroom condo.

The best example in our area is the Silver Sands Condo complex in St. Pete Beach.

The big like 1900 or 2000 sf, condos in Silver Sands were hard to come by and sold in a short period of time, now they sit on the market much longer and the smaller 1400 sf

2 bedroom 2 bath units sell much fast. People still want to live in the prestigious Silver Sands complex here in St. Pete beach and the units still sell, but now the small units are in higher demand.

Have you seen any changes like this in your neighborhood, any trends?