Evinston
Evinston, FL · Real Estate
villages-news.com
The Developer keeps taking away from us and building more down south
We are residents of Palo Alto and live close to Tierra Del Sol. We think it is a travesty that it closed. First the playhouse closed and now the restaurant. The Developer keeps taking away from us and building more down south. Since it is such a big building, why not make it like a Sawgrass and Ednas’ on the Green. I agree the golfers have no place to go not only from Tierra del sol but also Hacienda and De La Vista. What is worse is the Developer looking at closing both country clubs and making apartments and/or villas. Talk about a mess if they do that. But nothing surprises me when it comes to them. It’s all about the money.
actionnewsjax.com
Are home prices going up in The Villages in 2026?
Home prices have been a major talking point since the pandemic, when they climbed at a record pace in response to a frenzy of demand. This increase led to a sharp decline in affordability that weighed on buyers and sellers and slowed the housing market to a crawl. Now, the...
WCJB
Alachua residents voice concerns over potential data center development
ALACHUA, Fla. (WCJB) - Dozens of Alachua residents gathered to express concerns about rumors of a data center moving in along U.S. 441, spending hours speaking against the potential development even though the issue was not officially on the agenda. The rumors began with an online real estate listing by...
villages-news.com
Restaurateur family spends $2.45 million on warehouse just north of The Villages
One of the most prominent local restaurateur families has expanded its footprint once again with the purchase of a multimillion-dollar warehouse property that is just north of The Villages. DG Wildwood Warehouse, LLC, purchased the industrial property located within the South Wildwood Industrial Park from Harpaul FL Realty for $2,450,000...
WCJB
Downtown Gainesville businesses work to stay visible during Streatery construction: ‘We’re open’
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) — Some downtown Gainesville business owners have to take extra steps to let people know they’re open due to ongoing construction of the Streatery, a $4.5 million downtown space designed for pedestrians. When parking along Southwest First Street, a fence blocks the view, and a...
actionnewsjax.com
How many homes are getting built in The Villages in 2026?
How many homes are getting built in The Villages in 2026?. Homebuilding plays a critical role in maintaining a steady housing supply and keeping prices at sustainable levels. As the U.S. population grows, more housing is needed to meet demand. Since the Great Recession, construction has lagged well behind what is needed, which is one of the main reasons home prices are so high today.
ocala-news.com
WEC buys another Ocala horse farm next to property for $4.5 million
The owners of the World Equestrian Center have continued their expansion in Ocala with the $4.5-million purchase of another multi-acre horse farm located near their facility, right next to a 77-acre horse farm they purchased late last year for $7.5 million. Golden Ocala Equestrian Land, LLC, a corporate entity tied...
realtytimes.com
5 Top-Rated Movers in Gainesville, FL for Easy Home Relocations in 2026
Moving to a new home should feel exciting, not exhausting. But when you're comparing moving companies in Gainesville, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by similar promises and polished websites. How do you know which mover will actually show up on time, handle your belongings with care, and stick to the quoted price?
familydestinationsguide.com
The Quiet Florida Town Where Rent Stays Under $700 And Life Moves Beautifully Slow
Finding affordable rent in Florida these days feels like searching for a unicorn riding a skateboard. Crystal River proves that small-town magic and reasonable housing costs can actually coexist on the Nature Coast. Here’s something that’ll make you spit out your overpriced latte: Crystal River has rental properties available for...
Jacksonville Daily Record
Orange Park Home Depot changes hands
Commercial real estate brokerage firm RIPCO Real Estate announced April 28 it brokered the sale of an Orange Park Home Depot at an undisclosed price. On 11 acres at 1919 Wells Road off Blanding Boulevard, the 108,578-square-foot building has housed the national hardware chain since the building was constructed in 1992.
mainstreetdailynews.com
Bosshardt Realty launches ‘Bosshardt Insider’ private listing site
Bosshardt Realty recently announced the launch of its “Bosshardt Insider” private listing site, a platform that is designed to connect sellers with a curated network of investors and qualified buyers. According to a Bosshardt release, the site’s first listing went under contract in a short time and now...