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Chasing Down The Market Never Works
October 5th, 2018 Categories: South Florida Living
OK. You want to sell your home. You want to get the most money for it. You have some flexibility with your time and don’t mind waiting a few months for the right buyer to come along. As a matter of fact, you’re convinced that’s all it will take. Time.
Time can be your worst enemy when selling a house.
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|Nearly Free & Humane Lizard Catcher – My Best Miami Friend
May 27th, 2017 Categories: Random Thoughts, South Florida Living
I moved to Miami 16 years ago. I loved nearly everything about it. I say nearly because in addition to the sunshine, ocean breezes, palm trees and sublime winters, I also got lizards. I don’t like lizards. I mean, I don’t hate them, but I don’t want them sharing space with me.
I made a deal with the lizards. They can have the outdoors and the indoor space is mine. After all, they were here before I was and have every right to live their lives in their natural habitat. The problem is that the little critters haven’t been good about sticking to their end of the bargain. I find them indoors occasionally and find myself having to evict them. It’s not always easy. OK, OK, it’s not ever easy.
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|Wine on Harvest Moon Back at Deering Estate
October 9th, 2014 Categories: Entertainment, Palmetto Bay, South Florida Living
Palmetto Bay – Wine on Harvest Moon is back for its annual appearance at the Deering Estate! The Deering Estate Foundation is hosting its 13th annual Wine on Harvest Moon event this Saturday, October 11th, from 7:30 to 10:30. Tickets are limited so make sure to get yours in time. Information can be found at www.deeringestate.org or by calling 305.235.1668 X263. Wunderbar!
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|Luxury Homes For Our Canine Friends in Miami
March 28th, 2010 Categories: Local Resources, South Florida Living
No, this is not my latest listing in Pinecrest. This is one of the cutest dog houses I’ve ever seen! I was driving west on 152nd Street and had to do a 180 so I could appreciate these little homes closer. They impressed me to no end.
The luxury dog houses are created by Ricardo and Janeth. He is a master carpenter who specializes in custom yacht carpentry. As the luxury market had dwindled a bit, so did the amenities associated with it. In a moment of inspiration they decided to make custom homes for our furry friends.
My precious Fifi and Lola would love to live in any one of these homes. There’s the little red shingled barn, a boat house with its crisp white paint, chimney stack and shiny golden anchor (look at those porthole windows!), and the stone villa, with its textured walls, and windowed gable. Sooooo cute!
The attention to detail in these homes is impressive. To order your own custom home for your furry best friend, you can contact Ricardo or Janeth at 786.285.9431 and tell them Maggie sent you.
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|Family Heads Back to South Florida
February 16th, 2010 Categories: About, Random Thoughts, South Florida Living, The Redland
In the past few years there’s been so much talk of people leaving south Florida and heading north. It seemed that was all I heard a few years back. But homes have become affordable once again in Miami and surrounding areas.
I read an interesting story of a family who headed to North Dakota lured by the promise of small town life, sweetened by the offer of free land and money to get their home purchase on its way.
It’s been four years since the Tristanis moved and they’re apparently trying to come back to south Florida. The beautiful weather here is just one of the many reasons.
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|Knaus Berry Farm Reopened
November 21st, 2007 Categories: Entertainment, South Florida Living
Knaus Berry Farm opened up for the season in the Redland last week. I stopped there over the weekend (which, of course, means Saturday since they are closed on Sundays) and it was like they never closed.
The place was packed with cars. The line to get a milkshake was enough to make the Dairy Queen down the road green with envy.
I have to admit that I didn’t bother buying anything. The line was too long and their baked goods are good but I can stop in during the week when it’s less busy.
Knaus Berry Farm is often, and erroneously, referred to as “the Amish Farm.” They’re not Amish, they’ll point out if you ask. They’re German Brethren. They’ve been here for years and are quite the attraction. They sell homebaked goods as well as produce and their milkshakes are thick enough to stand a spoon up in (and you may want to use a spoon to get them going and save your facial muscles the workout).
They are open for business mid November to right before Easter and then leave us until the next year (notice a trend? They like to miss hurricane season. lol) They are closed on Sundays.
- Knaus Berry Farm
- SW 160th Ave & 248th Street
- 305-247-0668
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