Does this look like fun or what? Sebastian is a favorite location for sky diving, Every day we see people hanging on to their chutes as they enjoy the view from on high in Sebastian Florida.
Sky diving may not be your thing, but I wanted you to see the lay of the land from on high. Did you see any sky scrapers? Did you see any major apartment or condo complexes? Did you you see lots of open spaces? Did you see lots of water? Did you see miles and miles of open beaches?
Did you see where you want to be?
The Oquist White team can help you with that! Check out our Sebastian Florida Real Estate web site. Now is the time to buy, lots of homes are available, prices are low, interest rates are near historic lows, and the baby boomers are dreaming of moving to Sebastian Florida.
Sebastian Florida Real Estate - Great video from The Sebastian Chamber of Commerce
The Sebastian Chamber of Commerce has created this video to promote the city so many of us love. If you have not heard about Sebastian Florida, that's because it is one of Florida's best kept secrets. It is not now, and will never be the towering high rise condos and apartment buildings. It is a quiet, peaceful town, a place to consider for a 2nd home, a vacation retreat, and even the place to retire in Florida because it just doesn't get much better than this. If you like what you see, check out our Sebastian Florida Real Estate web site. This is a great time to buy a home, with low prices, low mortgage rates and a huge selection of homes. Retirement might be a few years away yet, but home prices in Sebastian Florida won't stay this low for long!
One of the many dire predictions done these past few months by many Sebastian Florida‘bubbleologists’ out there
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that is all those who indulge in the contemplation of
bubbles in the Sebastian Florida real estate market of all sizes and colors, whether real or imaginary, coming our
way - was that by now real estate markets everywhere would be inundated
and swept away by a tsunami of foreclosures of apocalyptic proportions.
The
general rationale among those specializing in the fine art of staring
at crystal balls (or perhaps at several empty bottles of rum) was that
the steady increase in interest rates, the consequence of a tightening
monetary policy implemented by the Fed since mid-2004, would have led
by now to a collapse of the adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) market,
since consumers could not possibly cope with the increased monthly
payments. This, in turn, would dramatically increase mortgage defaults
and foreclosures, with the end result that real estate markets
everywhere would be flooded with excess inventory at deflated prices,
thus causing markets to crash - the tsunami I was talking about.
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