The main takeaways in the Cape Coral condominium market in April involved a significant decline in the number of closed sales compared to last year, while median sales prices remained firmly at record levels. There was also a sharply higher level of supply available for sale through a Realtor, ...
A current debate in Miami has me revisiting my previous article about mangroves published in the Cape Coral Breeze on June 26, 2020. This debate is a response to a confluence of recent events: frequent flooding in the Miami area, decreased water quality in Biscayne Bay, a proposal by the Army ...
Dear Mr. Feichthaler: We hold our residence in a living trust we created back in 1998. We have read your columns before about life estate deeds, and wonder if the trust should give the property to the trust through a life estate deed, with our two children receiving the property at our ...
Technically speaking, we are still in a lower inventory seller’s market for single-family homes in Cape Coral, however, it appears that our market conditions are in the early stages of shifting towards more of a neutral, or balanced market. Although we are not there yet, we are identifying ...
There are many pests that affect citrus trees in both the commercial groves and in the dooryards of homeowners. Two of the more serious pests are the Asian citrus psyllid and the citrus leafminer. The Asian citrus psyllid is responsible for transmitting the disease called citrus greening ...
Mr. Feichthaler: I recently wrote my own deed, adding my son to ownership of my home. I recorded that deed in the public records, then I saw I had a misspelling in his name. I prepared a new deed and recorded it, showing his new, correct name. Do you think title is OK with my house? — ...
