According to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors 16 homes sold in Coral Ridge during July 2012. One of the sales was a "short sale" or preforeclosure. And, one of the sales was a foreclosure or "bank-owned" property. Following is the breakdown of the sales: Continue reading
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Whiteflies: Fort Lauderdale’s Tree and Plant Intruders
From the City of Fort Lauderdale Civic Packet, September 2012...
Rugose Spiraling Whiteflies on the underside of Gumbo Limbo tree leaves
Whiteflies have become a major pest for Fort Lauderdale’s neighbors, with at least two different species impacting the City’s landscape– the Ficus Whitefly and the Rugose Spiraling Whitefly. Both of these species have been found throughout Fort Lauderdale.
While many people with Ficus hedges are familiar with Ficus whiteflies and have been treating them for years; the Rugose Spiraling
Whiteflies Continue reading
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Vote Tuesday August 14 between 7 am and 7 pm
Remember to vote this Tuesday and make Coral Ridge's voice heard. The two precincts in Coral Ridge, R020 and R023, have over 5000 registered voters. As a community, we have a significant voice. Unfortunately, only 426 people in precincts R020 and R023 voted in the March 2012 municipal election. Come election time, your local representatives and candidates spend the most time talking to the voters in precincts with a high voter turnout. Let's show candidates that Coral Ridge counts...and votes. Come out and vote Tuesday between 7:00 am and 7:00 pm and make your voice heard. See you Tuesday!
2012 Quarter 2 Home Sales in Coral Ridge
According to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors' MLS Statistics, Homes Sales Stats for the second quarter of 2012 are as follows:
* 35 Homes Sold in April, May & June 2012 Continue reading
June 2012 Homes Sales Statistics for Coral Ridge
According to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors 5 homes sold in Coral Ridge during June 2012. One of the sales was a "short sale" or preforeclosure. None of the sales was a foreclosure or "bank-owned". Following is the breakdown of the sales...
May 2012 Real Estate Sales Results for Coral Ridge
According to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors' MLS statistics, there were 13 home sales in Coral Ridge in May 2012. Three sales were considered short sales (pre-foreclosure) and 1 sale was "bank-owned". Of the total, 4 sales were single family waterfront homes with an average sales price of Continue reading
April 2012 Real Estate Sales Results for Coral Ridge
According to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors MLS, 16 residential properties were sold in April 2012 in Coral Ridge. The 16 properties are made up of the following:
* 5 non-waterfront single family homes (avg price = $515,600)
* 4 waterfront single family homes (avg. price = $1,389,340)
* 3 waterfront condomiums (avg. price = $188,333)
* 1 waterfront Co-Op ($225,000)
* 1 waterfront townhouse ($313,000)
* 2 non-waterfront townhouses (avg. price $352,500)
Two of the properties were bank-owned (REO) prior to sale. There were no short sales.
First Quarter 2012 Real Estate Sales Results
According to MLS statistics, 24 homes sold in the first quarter of 2012 in Coral Ridge. Of the 24 sales, 14 were single family homes (6 waterfront & 8 non-waterfront). The waterfront properties sold for an average price of $1,058,334. One of the waterfront sales was a "short sale". The "non-waterfront" average sales price was $508,444. One of the 8 sales was a short sale. None of the 14 single family home sales was a bank-owned property.
Four waterfront condos sold for an average price of $150,500 (one short sale). One non-waterfront condo sold for $80,000.
One waterfront townhome sold for $700,000. Four non-waterfront townhouses sold for an average of $366,250. One was a short sale and one was a bank owned property.
Coral Ridge Float in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Mark Bloom and Mark Taravella created this fantastic St. Partick's Day Parade golf cart float for our Coral Ridge Association. Thanks to Mark and Mark and all that participated for making Coral Ridge proud, and to Ron Laffey for the great photos! Great job!
Vulnerable Population and Special Needs Citizens
At the last meeting for the Council of Fort Lauderdale Civic Associations, Battalion Chief Jo-Ann Lorber presented information about the Vulnerable Population Registration and Special Needs Registry, and encouraged the Civic Associations to have their vulnerable, elderly, and special needs neighbors register so the City and County can ensure the safety of these residents in the event of an all-hazards emergency. If you are in this category, or have a neighbor that is in this category, please visit Broward County’s Emergency Preparedness for Residents At Risk webpage and pre-register, or help your neighbor pre-register, for these important services.
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