Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate)

Well, it's Wordless Wednesday again. And as usual, my post is not wordless >.< BUT, I'm not telling you about the photo >=) LOL. So enjoy contemplating, surmising, and commenting on this week's photo. (Hope you're not grossed out. Muwa ha ha haaa) And when you're done, I'll tell you what I had to go through to catch this leaping little bugger!

Lisa is a Daytona Beach Native, and REALTOR® with Adams Cameron & Co., REALTORS®. Adams Cameron & Co., REALTORS® has been in business in the Daytona Beach area since 1967 (the year I was born =) ) We have 8 offices East and West Volusia county, and even into Flagler county. We're the largest real estate company in the area, with the most offices, the most agents, and the highest sales volume year, after year, after year. Adams Cameron has been the #1 real estate company in the Daytona Beach area for many years, due to their long history strong community ties, and excellent track record of having the highest quality REALTORS® in their brokerage.

If you're a real estate buyer or seller, make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill. << Click here to contact Lisa Hill.

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Anyone think I should post this to the "Going Green" group? After all, it's not easy being green... (or brown)

Follow up post about this little guy is here =)

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Wordless Wednesday Photo. "I've Got My Eye On You!" By Lisa Hill, Port Orange and Daytona Beach area REALTOR®.

*In the interest of full disclosure, this hilarious shot came from a video collaboration I did with some of my YouTube friends.

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For South Daytona real estate sellers: I believe you'll appreciate this information, which will help you determine the value of your house, townhouse, duplex, or condo, based on this years' total sales-to-date, compared to previous years' sales for the same time frame. This can help you determine your asking price. (Data is from Jan 1 to July 1)

For South Daytona real estate buyers: I believe you'll appreciate this information, which will help you determine the value of your next potential home, and how much to offer and/or invest, whether it's a house, townhouse, duplex or condo. The following chart contains data from the Daytona Beach REALTOR® Association, and shows the total sales-to-date for the city of South Daytona. (As of July 1)

For my east Volusia county year-to-date real estate reports, South Daytona is the 5th city I've blogged so far, and just as all the other cities so far, 2009 is showing an increase in the number of properties sold in South Daytona, over 2008. To be exact, so far, 2009 shows 39 more homes sold, over last year. We'll continue to watch these numbers throughout the year, and hope that South Daytona real estate sales continue to improve!

Brief synopsis for South Daytona real estate: For the city of South Daytona, the years 2003, 2004, & 2005, showed the highest number of real estate sales so far for this decade. But the biggest difference in the South Daytona real estate sales, from the real estate statistics in other east Volusia counties from 2000-2009, is the lack of a huge drop in sales, in one particular year. Ironically, much different than the other city reports is the fact that just last year, 2008 showed the least amount of sales for this decade. But in similarity to the other cities, thankfully, so far this year, the South Daytona real estate market has shown a relatively significant increase in the number of sales (2009). If the real estate market for South Daytona, for 2009, continues at this rate, by year's end, the real estate market sales for this city will be near the same number of sales as it was in 2006, and 2002.

To see the 2009, 1st Quarter Listings and Sales Report for South Daytona, with a differential between segmented price ranges, just follow the preceding embedded link. And for the data I described above, just view the chart below.

To buy or sell real estate in South Daytona, or anywhere in the Daytona Beach area, make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill with Adams Cameron & Co., REALTORS®.

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Hello to all my real estate and community event readers, and thank you for once again reading my blog! I really appreciate knowing that so many of you keep returning. Thank you! (Now if I could just find a way to make you all comment...) =P

Once again, it's (Somewhat) Speechless Sunday, where I share a photo with you, and allow you to decide what you personally like (or dislike) about the photo, and comment on why it does, (or does not) appeal to you. A few days ago, I shared a Wordless Wednesday photo, and video, which I felt was needed, since so many people had asked questions about the photo I chose for last Sunday's Speechless Sunday photo. (<< follow the links if you're interested in those two blog posts.) =D

So I hope you enjoy this Speechless Sunday photo. Per the Speechless/Wordless photo blog rules, I can't tell you anything about the photo. (I wouldn't want to take away your fun, at using your imagination) But I will share with you that this particular photo is of of a place in Daytona Beach, where both tourists and locals assemble all the time, for a LOT of fun, for all ages. (Oh! And I just got a new house listed for sale, right up the street! I can't wait to share it with you! Stay tuned in the next couple of days!) =D

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It's that time again... time for a REALTOR® to show another aspect of their personality. So here I am, to throw my hat into the ring on yet another Speechless Sunday. And as usual, I'm unable to be "speechless" =P But as I share this week's photo with you, as usual I will draw the line at any type of description, or discussion regarding the photo itself. But I want to preclude my photo with a little statement about my personal thoughts about photos and any type of art.

Most of the photos we see here on Wordless Wednesday and Speechless Sunday seem to be of a floral or family nature. I've shared these same types of photos, myself.

But when it comes to art, I personally have a penchant for strong lines... like architecture. And I love color... so I have an abundance of sunset-type photos. And when you mix strong lines and color into one photo, I'm in love! ;-) But I frequently use these within my regular blog posts. So when it comes to our Wordless Wednesday and Speechless Sunday blogs, I want to share photos that I wouldn't normally use it a regular blog post, but I've often already used them. But perhaps when it was within a blog post, your focus wasn't on the photo itself. Perhaps you didn't stop and wonder what appealed to me about that photo, and/or why I even posted it in the first place. LOL.

I guess what I driving at is, when I look at anything of an artistic nature, I like to speculate on why the artist was drawn to that medium, or to that subject, and as I've already stated, I love anything with strong lines. Now I'm not a huge fan of photos of people, unless there's something about the shot that grabs my attention and makes me ponder what they might have been thinking; especially if there seems to be a strong emotion, or an undercurrent of something more than you see when you just scratch the surface. So while I love things that are beautiful, I also love things that are unique.

So far, I've been using photos that I've taken because they caught my eye at one time or another. I'm by no means, a professional photographer. But I am an artist. (In addition to being a REALTOR®. I guess we all can wear many hats.) I guess that's why I have a strange perspective. My husband says artists are weird... go ahead. Let him have it. I'll make sure he gets the messages! (*muwa ha ha haaaa*)

OK, so I could go on and on, but I'll stop here, and I look forward to your insightful perspectives and comments. Go for it! Bring it on! This is by no means a "deep" photo... or is it? Obviously there was something in it that appealed to me. Does anything appeal to you? I know. I know. It's just a cake... or is it?

What do you see? To whom might this cake belong? What story might accompany it?

I love this! =D I'm thrilled to know how other people's brains work.

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