In affluent communities like Naples, wine often steals the show—but not this Saturday on March 1. The third annual Naples Craft Beer Fest in Bayfront is expecting a big turnout this weekend since more than 1,100 people came out last year. “That says a lot about how the Craft Beer Fest has taken off and
Southwest Florida development is making a comeback, according to this Naples Daily News article. And seasonal residents are not the only ones who have noticed. Whenever I visit a part of Naples that I haven’t been to in a while, I’m always so surprised to see how much has changed. Here are Some Examples from
Back in 2010, Florida became the 45th state to approve the common core standards, according to this article from the Orlando Sentinel. Since then, they’ve been met with mixed reviews and are currently being revisited. Some parents argued that the standards represent the federal government’s illegal intrusion into public education, a push toward even more high-stakes testing
This article from Zillow says home buyers should have less competition and an easier time finding their dream home as investors step back and the home shopping season begins to heat up. The latest Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey, which surveyed 110 economists, real estate experts and investment and market strategists, found that investors who bought
According to CoreLogic, 2.5 million US homes properties in the second quarter of 2013 emerged from being in negative equity to positive equity. Negative equity means that the mortgage balance is higher than the home value commonly referred to as underwater. About 14.5% of all residential properties with a mortgage were still in negative equity
