DreamBeachHouses.com: A Beautiful New Southwest Florida Real Estate Website
Homebuyers dreaming of a place amidst sand, sun and coconuts can now spend hours exploring beautiful island, waterfront and water view homes in startlingly clear high-definition virtual tours on a Southwest Florida Realtor’s recently-launched website - DreamBeachHouses.com – and might find themselves booking a flight to Fort Myers afterward.
Sanibel, FL (PRWEB via PR Web
Direct) April 14, 2005 – Homebuyers dreaming of a place amidst sand, sun and
coconuts can now spend hours exploring beautiful island, waterfront and water
view homes in startlingly clear high-definition virtual tours on a Southwest
Florida Realtor’s recently-launched website – and might find themselves booking
a flight to Fort Myers afterward. Viewed on DreamBeachHouses.com America’s
continental subtropics are more alluring than ever.
“Last year I was
sitting in front of the computer in New York squinting at virtual tours on
Realtor.com, browsing properties in California, Florida, New Mexico – anyplace
warm and beautiful,” says Brad Bealmear, an agent for VIP Realty in Fort Myers
and the force behind DreamBeachHouses.com, “but as a commercial photographer I
had problems with the quality. Most of those tours look like you are viewing a
room through a Coke bottle. Then I came across a group of virtual tours in
Southwest Florida that were different – compared to the others the tours
resembled Cinerama. It dawned on me that if I worked with the company
(SWFL360.com, based in Cape Coral) I could combine my photography with real
estate sales in one of the most desirable areas in the US and produce one very
nice website.” And that is how it happened, with Bealmear offering high-quality
photographic tours and a handsome home on the Internet to his listings at no
charge.
Although most of the properties displayed on the website are
high-end (and some are VERY high end) Bealmear insists that there are plenty of
great lower-cost buys to be made in the area. “Fort Myers downtown is going
through a renaissance and there will be lots of exciting new building along the
Caloosahatchee Riverfront, while at the same time there are cool old ‘20s houses
in the area still priced fairly low - for a little while longer.” He says. “Cape
Coral is an unbelievable place – you just have to see it. There are 400 miles of
canals and you can get a nice house on the water with a pool very reasonably.”
Somewhat pricier areas featured on the site are Sanibel and Captiva Islands
(over half of Sanibel is preserve) Fort Myers Beach and Bonita Springs, Naples
and Marco Island.
Hurricane Charley buzz-sawed through the area in
August, but the real estate industry seems to have barely noticed. Prices only
dipped in directly-hit areas, and that looks to be a fleeting phenomenon as the
entire region continues to enjoy steadily rising value in its housing. There are
only a certain number of square miles of inhabitable subtropical land in the
continental US, and of that a much smaller area of island property. When
residents are seen wasting no time rebuilding and replanting after a disaster,
then that area can only be seen as quite a good bet for real estate investment.
Owners of the homes so beautifully displayed on DreamBeachHouses.com are
obviously finding the region to be well worth the money spent.
For
additional information please contact:
Brad Bealmear, Realtor®
VIP Realty
Group
239 395-1760
Fax 239 437-7291
http://www.DreamBeachHouses.com
Active Southwest
Florida island, waterfront and water view listings are updated daily on Brad
Bealmear’s website: http://www.DreamBeachHouses.com
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