Sharon Dooley May 23, 2023 3:48 pm Bluewater Bay, Housing, Niceville, Okaloosa County Ew! And they fly, too… They strike each spring, usually first noticed
Even in real estate, things change. While we hope the core principles of real estate stay the same, the way those rules are applied sometimes
A rendering of The Enclave at Deer Moss Creek. Niceville-based land developer Peter Bochinno confirmed to Mid Bay News his company, Marin Development, will break
363 Washington Avenue in Valparaiso was knocked down in 2022, after a decade-long battle. The city briefly owned, then sold the property to cover the
Addie’s Place, a 40-home development on an old Bluewater Bay Area Golf Course fairway, is one step closer to a finished reality.
Deer Moss Creek’s phase 11 got the go-ahead from the Niceville City Council at their January meeting.
The County Commission voted unanimously to move forward with the project at their meeting on Tuesday.
It’s a long explanation – but it (probably) makes sense. This is why more jobs, businesses and houses in Crestview means less money coming from
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Poorer Niceville residents are getting priced out of their homes. Here’s why its happening and what it means for you.