The Moving Force
Friday, April 06, 2007
Infinity Blu
Own A Fully Furnished Beach Front Condominium
Starting at $89,900
Welcome to the newest concept in beach-front ownership at a fraction of what you would expect to pay. Infinity Blu offers beautiful 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom prestige condominiums with both full and shared ownership opportunities. Imagine owning a luxurious, fully furnished condominium home overlooking pristine sugar-white sands and the sparkling emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico on Panama City Beach, Florida. In addition to the Comfort and Convenience of your Beachfront Condo, Infinity Blu offers many extras not found elsewhere at any cost. This is just the beginning of the wonderful and exciting experience you will have at Infinity Blu Resort. You might say the possibilities are endless. ¶ 2:06 PM 0 Comments
Starting at $89,900
Welcome to the newest concept in beach-front ownership at a fraction of what you would expect to pay. Infinity Blu offers beautiful 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom prestige condominiums with both full and shared ownership opportunities. Imagine owning a luxurious, fully furnished condominium home overlooking pristine sugar-white sands and the sparkling emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico on Panama City Beach, Florida. In addition to the Comfort and Convenience of your Beachfront Condo, Infinity Blu offers many extras not found elsewhere at any cost. This is just the beginning of the wonderful and exciting experience you will have at Infinity Blu Resort. You might say the possibilities are endless. ¶ 2:06 PM 0 Comments
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Heron Dunes
Heron Dunes is a 44 unit luxury condominium located on the shores of Lake Powell just minutes from the famed coastal villages of Seaside, WaterColor and Rosemary Beach. Experience this amazingly unique combination of lake-side living in an exclusive golf course community, situated within the confines of a protected wildlife habitat, while enjoying the unspoiled beaches and pristine waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Each Heron Dunes unit has an opportunity for membership at Greg Norman’s Shark’s Tooth Golf Club which is ranked in Florida’s top five by Golf Digest magazine and one of only 39 in the world to be awarded the Audubon International, Silver Sanctuary designation.
The development team boasts unparalleled international acclaim from world renowned architects to celebrated interior designers all culminating in a Four Seasons-style resort which is truly a best-in-class offering.
Relax and indulge in Heron Dunes’ first rate amenities from the private beach club situated on the Gulf of Mexico, a resort quality tennis facility, state-of-the-art fitness center while you effortlessly enjoy kayaking, sailing and fishing on the serene waters of Lake Powell.
The developer has deeply discounted the first few units making this an opportunity you will not want to miss.
Suite Appointments
* Class A interiors, finish and appliances
* Recessed entry doors
* Solid core interior doors
* Travertine stone flooring in main foyers, halls, kitchens and baths
* Plush carpeting in living and bedroom areas (optional upgrades available)
* Large walk-in closets with solid shelving
* High ceilings in main living areas with glass balcony window walls and glass balcony doors
* Deep crown and deep base molding in living areas and master bedrooms
* Pre-wired package for sophisticated entertainment systems available
* Separate laundry room with full size washers and dryers
* Impact resistant glass and walls that meet newest, stringent Florida hurricane/ building codes
* Large, deep balconies
* all with views of Lake Powell and some with views of the Gulf of Mexico and Phillips Inlet
Kitchen Appointments
* Travertine stone flooring
* Gas cook tops
* Stainless steel appliance packages
* Disposals
* Granite counter tops
* Under-mount stainless steel sinks
* Raised panel cabinetry
Master Bathroom Appointments
* Travertine stone flooring, stone showers and tub surrounds
* Granite counter tops and back splashes
* Under-mount sinks
* Whirlpool tub in master baths
* Frameless, thick glass shower doors
Potential Upgrade Offerings (TBD)
* Fireplaces
* Wood or stone flooring, where applicable
* Stone and/or tile accents, where applicable
* Electric summer kitchens on balconies
* Appliance upgrades ¶ 5:02 PM 0 Comments
Each Heron Dunes unit has an opportunity for membership at Greg Norman’s Shark’s Tooth Golf Club which is ranked in Florida’s top five by Golf Digest magazine and one of only 39 in the world to be awarded the Audubon International, Silver Sanctuary designation.
The development team boasts unparalleled international acclaim from world renowned architects to celebrated interior designers all culminating in a Four Seasons-style resort which is truly a best-in-class offering.
Relax and indulge in Heron Dunes’ first rate amenities from the private beach club situated on the Gulf of Mexico, a resort quality tennis facility, state-of-the-art fitness center while you effortlessly enjoy kayaking, sailing and fishing on the serene waters of Lake Powell.
The developer has deeply discounted the first few units making this an opportunity you will not want to miss.
Suite Appointments
* Class A interiors, finish and appliances
* Recessed entry doors
* Solid core interior doors
* Travertine stone flooring in main foyers, halls, kitchens and baths
* Plush carpeting in living and bedroom areas (optional upgrades available)
* Large walk-in closets with solid shelving
* High ceilings in main living areas with glass balcony window walls and glass balcony doors
* Deep crown and deep base molding in living areas and master bedrooms
* Pre-wired package for sophisticated entertainment systems available
* Separate laundry room with full size washers and dryers
* Impact resistant glass and walls that meet newest, stringent Florida hurricane/ building codes
* Large, deep balconies
* all with views of Lake Powell and some with views of the Gulf of Mexico and Phillips Inlet
Kitchen Appointments
* Travertine stone flooring
* Gas cook tops
* Stainless steel appliance packages
* Disposals
* Granite counter tops
* Under-mount stainless steel sinks
* Raised panel cabinetry
Master Bathroom Appointments
* Travertine stone flooring, stone showers and tub surrounds
* Granite counter tops and back splashes
* Under-mount sinks
* Whirlpool tub in master baths
* Frameless, thick glass shower doors
Potential Upgrade Offerings (TBD)
* Fireplaces
* Wood or stone flooring, where applicable
* Stone and/or tile accents, where applicable
* Electric summer kitchens on balconies
* Appliance upgrades ¶ 5:02 PM 0 Comments
Monday, April 02, 2007
Island Reserve Gulf Coat Florida
Geographical Description
Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, Panama City Beach is located in the Northwest region of Florida. Panama City Beach averages an elevation of 13 feet above sea level. Located 98 miles southwest of Tallahassee, Panama City Beach is a part of Bay County. Bay County boasts an average population of 150,000. Approximately 9,500 of these citizens reside in Panama City Beach.
Climate
Average water temperatures of 72 degrees combined with an average air temperature of 78 degrees creates mild subtropical temperatures for year-round enjoyment.
Population
As of 2005 estimates: City of Panama City Beach 9,500; Unincorporated - approx. 35,000
Area History
Bay County is an area rich in American history. The St. Andrew Bay area was home to many Indians before it was settled as a community in the 1800s. Pirates found the deep pockets of the Bay ideal to “lie in wait” for richly laden ships in route to Mexico or Spain. Legend has it that many a pirate buried his share of treasure at Spanish Shanty Point on Shell Island.
Another area teeming with history in Panama City Beach is St Andrews State Recreation Area. During World War II, it was part of the St. Andrews Sound Military Reservation. Circular cannon platforms are still in place near the jetties. Opened in 1951, the park now covers more than 1,200 acres.
Since its founding, the Panama City Beach economy has greatly depended on its natural blessings making it home of The Worlds Most Beautiful Beaches.
Cultural info
Downtown Panama City has become known as the Art District of Bay County. Since 1978, the Bay Arts Alliance has served as the local non-profit agency for Arts in Bay County. The goal of the Alliance is to provide cultural enrichment to the community and its visitors through educational experiences and quality performances.
What to see and do
St Andrews State Recreation Area is one of the most popular outdoor recreation spots in Florida. Rated the "Number One Beach in America" in 1995 by coastal authority Dr. Stephen Leatherman, it is best known for its 1 1/2 miles of white sand beaches, natural dunes and crystal-clear water.
Visit Panama City Beach for the annual Indian Summer Festival held every October at Frank Brown Park. This three-day music, art and seafood festival hosts top name entertainment and wide array of fresh local seafood.
The soft Panama City Beach sand is actually quartz crystals, which over time has been broken down, bleached, polished and deposited on the shoreline. This natural process has made Panama City Beach home to the "Worlds Most Beautiful Beaches."
Information by: The City of Panama City Beach ¶ 12:03 PM 0 Comments
Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, Panama City Beach is located in the Northwest region of Florida. Panama City Beach averages an elevation of 13 feet above sea level. Located 98 miles southwest of Tallahassee, Panama City Beach is a part of Bay County. Bay County boasts an average population of 150,000. Approximately 9,500 of these citizens reside in Panama City Beach.
Climate
Average water temperatures of 72 degrees combined with an average air temperature of 78 degrees creates mild subtropical temperatures for year-round enjoyment.
Population
As of 2005 estimates: City of Panama City Beach 9,500; Unincorporated - approx. 35,000
Area History
Bay County is an area rich in American history. The St. Andrew Bay area was home to many Indians before it was settled as a community in the 1800s. Pirates found the deep pockets of the Bay ideal to “lie in wait” for richly laden ships in route to Mexico or Spain. Legend has it that many a pirate buried his share of treasure at Spanish Shanty Point on Shell Island.
Another area teeming with history in Panama City Beach is St Andrews State Recreation Area. During World War II, it was part of the St. Andrews Sound Military Reservation. Circular cannon platforms are still in place near the jetties. Opened in 1951, the park now covers more than 1,200 acres.
Since its founding, the Panama City Beach economy has greatly depended on its natural blessings making it home of The Worlds Most Beautiful Beaches.
Cultural info
Downtown Panama City has become known as the Art District of Bay County. Since 1978, the Bay Arts Alliance has served as the local non-profit agency for Arts in Bay County. The goal of the Alliance is to provide cultural enrichment to the community and its visitors through educational experiences and quality performances.
What to see and do
St Andrews State Recreation Area is one of the most popular outdoor recreation spots in Florida. Rated the "Number One Beach in America" in 1995 by coastal authority Dr. Stephen Leatherman, it is best known for its 1 1/2 miles of white sand beaches, natural dunes and crystal-clear water.
Visit Panama City Beach for the annual Indian Summer Festival held every October at Frank Brown Park. This three-day music, art and seafood festival hosts top name entertainment and wide array of fresh local seafood.
The soft Panama City Beach sand is actually quartz crystals, which over time has been broken down, bleached, polished and deposited on the shoreline. This natural process has made Panama City Beach home to the "Worlds Most Beautiful Beaches."
Information by: The City of Panama City Beach ¶ 12:03 PM 0 Comments
