7756 Coral Colony Way Lake Worth, FL 33467

Property Site: http://tour.circlepix.com/home/FRKL87

Beautiful South Pacific that has all the bells and whistles. All tile in the living area and carpet in the second bedroom. There are new kitchen cabinets with full granite counters and back splash, pull out draws in the pantry closet, upgraded stainless appliances and beautiful window treatments.The A/C is just a few years old and the washer and dryer are newer front load machines. The home has accordion hurricane shutters and the extended patio is great for entertaining. Show your fussiest buyers.

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2.00

Square feet: 2,522

Price: $384,000

For more information about this property, please contact Wilma Pinstein at or wilma9361@gmail.com. You can also text 3171644 to 67299.

See more listings at: www.55pluscommunityspecialist.com

MLS ID: RX-10182169

Valelncia Bay New Construction Boynton Beach Florida NEW CONSTRUCTION

GL Homes has just announced the 9th Valencia Bay Community

Grand opening will be on November 14th and I will be happy to represent you if you are unable to be here to pick your home and your lot (at no cost to you)
This active adult community premier 55 plus resort Lifestyle will include an 8-acre waterfront recreation center includes a 33,00 square foot clubhouse and will feature the following

* Full-time Lifestyle Director Offering Activities, Trip, Shows and more than 100 clubs geared toward maximizing the 55 plus experience.

* The signature collection prices range from the high $400,000 to mid $500,000

* The Vintage collection prices range from the high $500,000 to mid $600,000

* The Crown collection prices range from the mid $700,000 to the $800,000.

Valencia Lakes, Valencia Isles, Valencia Falls, Valencia Palms, Valencia Shores, Valencia Pointe and Valencia Reserve are also fabulous 55 plus communities.

Please Call Wilma at ( 561-306-7430 ) for more information on all of the homes for sale in these communities.

Home Sale Rise

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Americans stepped up their home-buying for a third straight month in July, as sales accelerated to the strongest pace in eight years.

The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that sales of existing homes rose 2 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.59 million, the fastest rate since February 2007. Sales have jumped 9.6 percent over the past 12 months, while the number of listings has declined 4.7 percent.

Steady job growth and relatively low mortgage rates have convinced current homeowners to purchase homes, while first-time buyers remain scarce. The housing market contains a mere 4.8 months' supply of homes, meaning that prices are rising for an increasingly narrow set of properties.

The slow six-year recovery from the Great Recession has finally revitalized the housing market. Home sales have soared in recent months, as more current homeowners have returned to the real estate market for an upgrade or to downsize as they approach retirement. Yet the upswing also reflects increasing problems with affordability that have left first-time buyer on the sidelines.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Americans stepped up their home-buying for a third straight month in July, as sales accelerated to the strongest pace in eight years.

The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that sales of existing homes rose 2 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.59 million, the fastest rate since February 2007. Sales have jumped 9.6 percent over the past 12 months, while the number of listings has declined 4.7 percent.

Steady job growth and relatively low mortgage rates have convinced current homeowners to purchase homes, while first-time buyers remain scarce. The housing market contains a mere 4.8 months' supply of homes, meaning that prices are rising for an increasingly narrow set of properties.

The slow six-year recovery from the Great Recession has finally revitalized the housing market. Home sales have soared in recent months, as more current homeowners have returned to the real estate market for an upgrade or to downsize as they approach retirement. Yet the upswing also reflects increasing problems with affordability that have left first-time buyer on the sidelines.