Bay Colony Naples Florida Update

Bay Colony Naples Florida Update!

I know I said I was going to write about Pelican Bay sub-communities separately, and I will...but we can't leave out Bay Colony as a whole! So here it is!

Bay Colony has a LEVEL amount of inventory...in fact in a short period of time it may even be technically under-supplied!

Bay Colony Active Listings = 38
Bay Colony Solds (During Past 12 Months) = 38
Bay Colony Properties pending contract = 4

Market time in Bay Colony is shrinking! Average market time for properties that have sold is 270 days, for properties pending it's 671 days and for Bay Colony properties that remain on the market 244.

List price to sales price ratio is 90.21% but somebody actually negotiated a deal last September for only 68% of list price. WOW! That doesn't happen very often!

At first glance it looks like Bay Colony is getting less expensive since the average list price per square foot of the Bay Colony properties that remain on the market come in at $743/sq. ft. and the sold price per square foot average is $786/sq. ft. but ultimately that is because we had two homes in The Strand at Bay Colony sell during the past 12 months.  Strand homes are the biggest homes in Bay Colony and the only single family homes available on the beach in Pelican Bay. 

You're going to find some Bay Colony High Rise buildings doing very well and some with a slight over-supply of inventory. Some of this is going to be properties that have just hit the market in preparation for the upcoming selling season.

BUYERS~ Do not expect to go into negotiations with just a run of the mill, "the economy is in the toilet" negotiation tactic here. Many owners will hold out for their price as proven by the seller who owned Brighton at Bay Colony 1702. I personally had 2 people interested in that unit who were not willing to pay what the seller wanted.  The owner ended up getting over 95% of his list price...much less than what my buyers were willing to pay.  While it is always great to have a negotiating plan (when you work with me, I provide one to assist you) it must be understood there are some sellers here willing to leave a few dollars on the table to get the deal done, some sellers are more interested in the bottom line and can/will wait. If you think you're ready to make a Bay Colony purchase. Call me to get started!

SELLERS- If you are thinking about selling I would strongly consider reviewing the market in your building or subdivision first and making your decision based on the amount of inventory already on the market if possible. If you don't care about that and you want to sell anyway, property condition and price are two HUGE key factors.  Hard Contemporary decor is not a huge selling point here.  If you have decorated your unit in this fashion, you might consider having your home staged to sell fast and even net more money.  If you have a unit in original or near original condition, it may be most advantageous to do some remodeling if time and money permits. Many units are starting to show their age in Bay Colony and this may become a problem for people who want to net a certain amount or sell quickly.  Pricing your Bay Colony property properly will alleviate any market time issue.
For more information on how you can sell faster and net more, call me direct!

You can expect to see more updates about the individual sub-communities of Bay Colony as we go. 

PS~ I received a call from the sweetest lady from Boston today who is in Naples with her husband and are ready to see Pelican Bay high-rises.  I absolutely LOVED talking with her today and look forward to assisting you with your Pelican Bay endeavors as well!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Villa La Palma Naples Florida Update

Villa La Palma at Bay Colony is STABLE. :)

Not much to report about Villa La Palma other than there's currently one unit available and one sold last year.  That's kinda been the story during the last 5 years:

• 2010- 1 sold
• 2009- 2 sold
• 2008- 1 sold
• 2007- 2 sold
• 2006- 1 sold
• 2005- 3 sold

and while a handful of Villa La Palma properties have sold for over $2,000,000, they've been bringing between $1,700,000 and $1,800,000 during the last couple of years. 

If you're a Villa La Palma at Bay Colony property owner and you're considering selling there are 3 things you can to get the best price for your property.  Update your home if needed, stage it properly and price it right.  There are buyers who will pay a premium for a home that doesn't require heavy renovations and for fabulously furnished properties and while that buyer has been a little scarce over the last few years, we are seeing a new showing of that prospect base today.  Considering it's the end of January you may not have time to do a lengthy renovation.  Let's at least get it staged properly so you can have your home look the best!

If you're a buyer looking at Villa La Palma at Bay Colony, you've got one shot unless you would be willing to consider Vizcaya at Bay Colony but that's a different blog post.   Since there are no blogging rights on the current active listing, I can't go into detail here on this post but give me a shout if you'd like to know more or want to see it. 

5 Bay Colony condos have gone under contract so far in 2011 and 2 have already closed.  Traffic is stronger compared to years past.  Please don't sit on the sidelines thinking you are the only one interested in Bay Colony this year. 

For more information about Villa La Palma or any Bay Colony property, contact me direct!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl

Trieste Naples Florida Update

Trieste at Bay Colony Naples Florida Update!

Anybody who knows anything about Trieste knows that it is THE MOST AMAZING building in Bay Colony. With a birth year of 2002 it's also the newest and when they were thinking grand finale, they certainly didn't want to overlook anything.  There are SO many bells and whistles in this building it's difficult to keep them all straight so let me just start and finish with the word, "FABULOUS". 

There's just one tiny thing about Trieste at Bay Colony that has gotten in the way of many deals through the years and that's the dad gum view of the Ritz Carlton parking lot.  Yes you have views of the Gulf of Mexico.  Yes you have views of Vanderbilt Beach and the Bay but depending on what stack you're in, that parking lot can be a real problem that quite frankly some people just can't get past.  In fact the only thing that's been able to combat the problem is the price of course.

Even with that, the price tag on the lowest priced units that have recently sold is still nearly 2 million.  That's how amazing the units are and while this building took a long time to sell out and there always seems to be a steady stream of units on the market with lengthy market times, product has been selling in there. 

In fact this is one of the few buildings that did better last year compared to the year before.  4 sold in 2009 and 5 sold in 2010 and there are currently 9 on the market with 2 pending contract right now.  Once again, its nearly 2 years of inventory...sigh BUT there is some REALLY amazing product on the market. I'm not talking about product that is always available either! There's a unit that's so unique and large you just won't believe until I tell you what it is...in fact you won't believe it when I tell you what it is so you might as well just call me and set an appointment to see it because it will be only then that you believe AND if you don't think about the special fees involved on this unit, it is by far the coolest unit you will see for awhile.  If you find yourself requiring ALOT of space, call me! 

Out of the 9 on the market, I do see some potential deals as well.  If you've never been to Trieste at Bay Colony, it might be time to take a peek.  If you saw Trieste during the peak...it might be time to take another look as well! It really is a fabulous Bay Colony high rise building and I think you will really enjoy it!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl

Salerno at Bay Colony Naples Florida Update

Salerno at Bay Colony Naples Florida Update.



Salerno at Bay Colony is one of 4 Bay Colony high rise buildings not located directly on the sand.  While Salerno offers the best Gulf of Mexico views compared to the other 3 high rises, you'll find Salerno also offers interesting Vanderbilt Beach views, and will encompass twinkling lights from the beachfront high rises in Bay Colony at night which is SUPER considering the fact that the Gulf of Mexico goes completely dark at night leaving just a black backdrop for those who just face the Gulf.

Currently there are 6 Salerno at Bay Colony units on the market and once again, only two sales during the past 12 months...the same number of units that sold in 2009.  It's pretty safe to say there are 3 years of inventory in the building currently on the market. 

If you've been following my Bay Colony series of posts, you're starting to see a pretty crazy trend especially if you knew that Bay Colony was really the golden child of all of Naples just a few years ago. 

One of the biggest complaints I get about Bay Colony are the fees and there's no mystery that fees have become a much bigger deal the last couple of years compared to before.  It used to be that people would grimace about the fees, sigh and sign the dotted line but I did notice starting about 2 years ago that people started putting the breaks on purchasing in Bay Colony and the fees were a big part of that decision.  The thing is though, there are people who truly appreciate all of what Bay Colony has to offer...hence the sales that continue to take place.

I do think there are some magnificent deals in Salerno right now and I have noticed there is a HUGE amount of traffic on my website this year from Bay Colony search terms...it might be worth checking Salerno at Bay Colony out now. Let me know if you want to take a peek!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Contessa at Bay Colony Naples Florida Update

Contessa at Bay Colony sales performance run more in the lines of her sister buildings Brighton at Bay Colony and Biltmore at Bay Colony compared to her rock star selling Carlysle at Bay Colony high rise. 



There were a modest 3 sales in 2010 with 7 Contessa at Bay Colony units presently on the market.  Of course it doesn't take an engineer to figure out there's just over a 2 year supply of inventory.  That's down 2 sales compared to 2009 so what's causing the sudden slow down of interest? 

Curiously, there were 3 units that sold in December of 2009 and none this past year...apparently Santa came up with other gift giving options and if you too are a fan of Fox News, they reported just today that the big gift giving trends were shoes, clothing and jewelry.  I don't know about you but if I got a sweatsuit instead of a Bay Colony condo for Christmas and I found out the Bay Colony condo was actually slated as a consideration, I'd be a little disappointed. LOL

But seriously, Contessa at Bay Colony  had a fabulous make-over a couple of years ago both inside and outside the building and I recently learned there are a few people who were still unaware that they fixed a few of the major drawbacks of Contessa.  Of course they couldn't fix the low ceiling problem that some of our prospect base detests but they did fix the outdated common areas and gave a fresh clean lined contemporary lift.  They also got rid of that dreadful artificial grass and gravel that was on top of the garage that was such a prevalent disturbance to the lower floor views. 

There are a few amazing features some may not already know about if they've never been in the building like for example from the 1st and 2nd stack you have the most amazing far off views of Park Shore and the almost surreal vision of the Strand at Bay Colony.  I had a 2 stack unit on the market a couple of years ago and I NEVER got tired of looking at that view.  I was happy to sell it but miss being able to see that and the dolphins play everyday. 

So if you're thinking about purchasing in Contessa at Bay Colony, you might consider taking a peek at the Contessa at Bay Colony condos for sale and if you're thinking about selling your Contessa at Bay Colony unit, you should call me direct!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Carlysle at Bay Colony Naples Florida Update 1.5.11

Three cheers for Carlysle at Bay Colony!



Carlysle experienced a FABULOUS 2010!  With only 1 currently on the market and 3 closed this past 12 months, that makes the listing inventory at a 4 month level or UNDER SUPPLY! 

So what happened in Carlysle at Bay Colony that produced such outstanding results compared to her two sister buildings, Biltmore at Bay Colony and Brighton at Bay Colony that paled in comparison as far as closed 2010 sales are concerned? 

First, pricing had a TON to do with it!  With an average of 88% list to sell price ratio and a 99% original list to ending list ratio, it appears only 1 Carlysle at Bay Colony past seller rode the price down through time while the other two Carlysle sellers chose to list pretty close to the price that would cause the unit to sell with just a couple of minor adjustments. 

Now I'm not saying 88% list to sell ratio is a healthy difference....it's still high compared to Pelican Bay as a whole which teeters between 90% and 91% but it's considerably different that the 80% Brighton at Bay Colony experienced last year. 

There's no better way to show value in a community than to prove short market times and low inventory. 2 of the 3 units that sold, sold in less than 6 months which is outstanding for Bay Colony.  One unit took a few contracts, a few back outs and eventually a Carlysle at Bay Colony give away before they experienced a sale...a risk you take when trying to get that last dollar on the table. 

While we're on the subject, let's talk about first offers.  I spoke with one of Naples most successful agents yesterday while shooting video of one of her listings. I explained that while the property she had listed was priced great per square foot...it was a large project and would take a huge amount of money to remodel it and that my buyer's offer would probably reflect this.  She responded by saying,

show me how he came up with his offer, and I'll be happy to present it.  I understand...and you know as well as I do, the first offer is usually the best. 

She explained further her experience when educating sellers of how it works and while many take her advice, many don't and find in retrospect she was accurate in her explanation after losing money by not accepting prior offers. 

For a unit to sell for less than 2 million in a building like Carlysle is such a bonus for the buyer, even if it has to be completely gutted and if I never saw a 1.9 sales price again in this building for a unit with a nice Gulf view, I simply would not be surprised. 

Is this more evidence that the bottom has come and gone in Bay Colony?  Only time will really tell but at least it has in Carlysle at Bay Colony for the time being considering the one left is at almost 3 million. 

To see Carlysle at Bay Colony condos, review Carlysle at Bay Colony sales or review information about Carlysle at Bay Colony, you're welcome to call me direct or visit my Naples Florida real estate website!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Biltmore at Bay Colony Update. 1-3-11

Biltmore at Bay Colony Naples, Florida did not lead the Bay Colony community in production or stabilization during the past 12 months.  In fact this is one Bay Colony high-rise that on paper isn't performing as well as some of her sister buildings and some heavier negotiations might be possible for this reason.  At least there's an intelligent, argument we can discuss when presenting an offer.  During the last 12 months only 3 Biltmore at Bay Colony units sold with 6 presently on the market. The average list price to selling price is only 85% which reflects the concept that sellers are maybe a little more optimistic about the value of their unit than maybe they should be.  That number is down compared to the overall Pelican Bay average which sits at 91% right now.


While we're on the topic of list price let's discuss negotiation strategy for a moment.  Naples Florida attracts people from all over the globe who have already pretty much learned negotiation strategy from their experiences in other locations.  Because of that Naples doesn't have a universal way of thinking when it comes to pricing or purchase negotiations which can be aggravating for people who think it should be done the way they've "always done it back home".  For reasons like that, it's always best to take a look at the numbers and have an intelligent explanation as to why you as a buyer or seller are doing something but unfortunately, I've been involved in a great number of transactions here when I ask the listing agent how they determined their price they just shrug their shoulders or if I ask the buyer's agent how they decided to offer the amount on paper they just look at me with a blank look on their face. 

Have a detailed plan when negotiating no matter what side you're on.  I can help you come up with a plan whether you're a buyer or seller that will make your number make sense to anybody who will listen.  Of course, I can't guarantee the other side will listen but I can help your success rate overall. :) 

• Buyers: it takes more than cash/quick close to get special concessions in Naples.  Over half of our transactions are typically cash...so while that's unusual in your market, it's mostly expected in ours.  Especially when it comes to Naples luxury real estate. 
  
• Sellers, it takes more than a new roof, water heater and air conditioner to bump the price up past fair market value.  Despite what your agent thinks, most people expect those things to be in good working condition when they purchase and if you end up footing the bill on those sometimes expensive maintenance issues, it's never considered an upgrade you'll make money on.

In a "normal" market, the listing agent educates the seller about the average spread between list and sales price and for that reason the seller has priced their unit accordingly.  Typically, they won't be insulted when a motivated buyer comes in close to or just under that difference on the initial offer. This IS Naples though and it's not out of the question that you'll come across a bullheaded seller who thinks their property is worth way more than the numbers prove even if they haven't done anything special to their unit.  I know of two units in Bay Colony right now where the seller believes their property is worth considerably more than the rest of the world does.  Market time, multiple lower offers and everything else hasn't been enough to sway the seller's opinion and because the seller has the ability to hold....so it sits. 

Every once in awhile sellers and seller's agents are not most interested in holding on to every penny on the deal.  This is largely due to the fact that the seller has a definite plan and they're not going to let something like a few dollars prevent them for accomplishing their plan.  I know a few of those kind of sellers in Bay Colony as well...these are the reasons why you work with an agent who has some inside intelligence.

There is a 2 year supply of inventory in Biltmore right now and while there are some units that are obviously priced better than others there is no clear "if I don't write an offer on this today it will disappear" deal. That's ok.  Let just take a peek at all of them, you pick your favorite and we'll see where it goes.  Don't have the time?  That's ok too.  I can run over, shoot video and you can determine the unit you want to take a stab at from the comfort of your own chair.  It's all part of my drive to make buying in Bay Colony really easy!

For more information about Biltmore at Bay Colony, contact me direct!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Bay Colony Shores Naples Update 1.2.11

Bay Colony Shores - UNDER SUPPLY-STABILIZED-PRICING RISING

There are only 3 Bay Colony Shores homes available right now and 4 have sold during the past 12 months.  It wasn't that long ago that Bay Colony Shores was in real trouble with lots of inventory and not so much buyer interest.  The market has not only stabilized but pricing has started to creep back up.  Bay Colony Shores is the lowest priced single family community in Bay Colony and while properties typically start in the 3's, something was purchased last may for 1.5...or $282/square foot...that's ridiculous! It's sales like that which spur conversation back north with others who think they're going to come down now and do the same thing.  Sorry folks, the lowest priced home in there today is listed for just under 3.5 and lowest price per square foot....a whopping $639/square foot. If you're still interested in Bay Colony Shores, you can choose from three and still get in....today but you can pretty much bet you won't be pulling the trigger for anything around $282/sq. ft.

If you're a Bay Colony Shores Buyer, you'll be purchasing to hold and enjoy right now.  If you're looking for a deal, you must know while some areas are tightening up like Bay Colony Shores...there are still some others that might offer some nice opportunities.

If you're a Bay Colony Shores Seller you'll be enjoying slightly higher list prices right now but still be careful, you cannot just name your price just yet.

Either way, call me and I'll be happy to assist you either way. 

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl

PS~ I have had some OUTSTANDING conversations with some of my most favorite fans.  THANK YOU for your kind comments, suggestions and ideas! I appreciate you!

Last Week In Pelican Bay 8/30/10-9/3/10

This week in Pelican Bay Naples Florida:
3 properties sold:

1. Pebble Creek at Pelican Bay 7671 Pebble Creek Cir #503 $912,500 (98% of list price) Went under contract in 31 days!
2. St. Kitts at Pelican Bay 6585 Nicholas Blvd. #1504 $630,000 (90% of list price) Closed in 20 months but it was originally listed for $959,000.
3. Willow Brook at Pelican Bay 792 Willowbrook Dr. #403 $325,000 (86% of list price) Took 17 months to close but it was originally listed at $650,000 WOW!

11 price changes occurred in:

• Chateaumere Royale at Pelican Bay
• St. Kitts at Pelican Bay
• 2 in St. Pierre at Pelican Bay
• L'Ambiance at Pelican Bay
• Barrington Club at Pelican Bay
• 2 in Montenero at Pelican Bay
• Strand at Bay Colony
• Glencove at Pelican Bay
• Interlachen at Pelican Bay

6 Pelican Bay properties went under contract this week in these Pelican Bay neighborhoods:

• Village at Pelican Bay
• Montenero at Pelican Bay
• Willow Brook at Pelican Bay
• Vizcaya at Bay Colony
• St. Marissa at Pelican Bay
• St. Kitts at Pelican Bay
• Breakwater at Pelican Bay

10 Pelican Bay properties went on the market this week in these Pelican Bay neighborhoods:

• St. Nicole at Pelican Bay
• Claridge at Pelican Bay
• Valencia at Pelican Bay
• Avalon at Pelican Bay
• Vizcaya at Bay Colony
• Chateaumere Royale at Pelican Bay
• St. Laurent at Pelican Bay
• Barrington Club at Pelican Bay
• Montenero at Pelican Bay
• Oakmont at Pelican Bay

For more information about Pelican Bay, contact me direct!

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Bay Colony Naples Update June 2010

Bay Colony Naples Florida is the most luxurious community in Pelican Bay.  As it stands there are 50 properties currently available in Bay Colony.  Here's the break down:

Single Family Homes:
5- Bay Colony Shores
1- Strand at Bay Colony

Villas
3- Vizcaya at Bay Colony

Mid Rise Condos
3- Mansion La Palma

High Rise Condos
1- Biltmore at Bay Colony
4- Brighton at Bay Colony
5- Contessa at Bay Colony
2- Marquesa at Bay Colony
4- Remington at Bay Colony
5- Salerno at Bay Colony
6- Toscana at Bay Colony
10- Trieste at Bay Colony
1- Windsor at Bay Colony

6 units in Bay Colony are pending contract right now.

There are 21 Bay Colony sales while last year only 8 had sold.

Bay Colony is starting to see areas of low to no inventory so if you've been waiting for Bay Colony to hit the bottom...you may have already missed it!

If you are a buyer looking for Bay Colony property you'll be happy to know there's been a little more room for negotiating this year.  The average list price to sales price ratio is 87.9% this year. Contact me immediately I doubt this will continue to trend.

 If you are a Bay Colony homeowner, now is a GREAT time to put your property on the market if you are located in the following locations:
- Biltmore at Bay Colony
- Carlsysle at Bay Colony
- Marquesa at Bay Colony
- Villa La Palma at Bay Colony
- Windsor at Bay Colony

For more information regarding Bay Colony Naples or to see current inventory, contact me direct!

Best Regards,
Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Pelican Bay Pink Pages Newsletter Released Tomorrow!

The Pelican Bay Pink Pages is a monthly newsletter about Pelican Bay and Bay Colony Naples Florida. See sales statistics, neighborhood real estate reports, open houses, best deals, short sale information and more.

The Pelican Bay Pink Pages is your most comprehensive Pelican Bay and Bay Colony resource! In fact, it's SO comprehensive, you have to sign up for it..but no worries, that's just to appease our local board of Realtors...your information won't be used for anything else!

Best Regards,
Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!

Bay Colony Naples Market Update

There were a total of 37 properties that closed in Bay Colony Naples Florida in 2009. That's just over half of what closed in 2008! Bay Colony like the rest of the Naples beachfront communities felt a little impact due to the economic downturn most likely from the dip in the stock market back in September 2008 among other factors.

Bay Colony was considered one of Naples shining stars when it came to real estate activity but sales traffic decreased considerably while we found inventories on the rise for the first time in years in 2009.

It's not just the economic downturn that kept buyers away. Feedback I received while showing and discussing options with buyers this year resulted in a small handful of rejections for Bay Colony. Most prevalent were the fees Bay Colony fees. Bay Colony lives like a country club. When you add in the Bay Colony beach club, Bay Colony tennis club and other amenities Bay Colony has to offer, you know all that has to come with a price but the price is just something some buyers weren't willing to pay this past year. It's always been a topic of discussion but I haven't actually see it prevent buyers from buying as often as I did in 2009. It's all part of that, "we're trying to pay closer attention to our money" movement going on right now.

Another drawback I heard about was that Bay Colony is starting to show her age. The grounds, beaches and amenities are still fabulous but the units and common areas in many of the buildings and some of the single family properties available are REALLY starting to show their age. Hey, aging gracefully isn't just for the ladies as we all know. Contessa at Bay Colony has already had a fabulous face lift and there are some other building that have made improvements and talks are in the works with some of the other ones but....that didn't stop some people from choosing other locations this year due to the perceived maintenance and construction issues down the road.

The other behavior I saw from buyers this year was that pricing in Bay Colony was too high. They expected buyers to either come way off their price during negotiations or they just simply went elsewhere. In some cases low offers were made, buyers split only to come back later and find either their selections had sold or sellers were still not as flexible as they'd hoped.

Here's a run down of each Bay Colony community now:

Overall there are a total of 55 Bay Colony Listings. That's just over 14 months supply...not too terribly bad but not typical for Bay Colony either.

Bay Colony Shores:
5 Active
1 Pending
6 Closed in 2009
Bay Colony Shores had an excellent year and although this location was sluggish in 2008, she recovered nicely in 2009. Bay Colony Shores is STABLE.

Biltmore at Bay Colony:
4 Active
1 Closed in 2009
Biltmore at Bay Colony has some challenges!

Brighton at Bay Colony:
4 Active
2 Closed in 2009
There's a nice opportunity in Brighton at Bay Colony!

Carlysle at Bay Colony:
4 Active
2 Closed in 2009
Carlysle at Bay Colony has some challenges and there is some opportunity here as well.

Contessa at Bay Colony:
3 Active
5 Closed in 2009
Contessa did GREAT in 2009 and has some beautifully remodeled units available!

Mansion La Palma at Bay Colony:
1 Active
1 Closed in 2009
Mansion La Palma is a STABLE community.

Marquesa at Bay Colony:
3 Active
1 Closed in 2009
Marquesa at Bay Colony is a little uneven but there is a terrific valued property available right now!

Remington at Bay Colony:
5 Active
1 Closed in 2009 and a beach cabana :)
Remington at Bay Colony has an oversupply of inventory right now.

Salerno at Bay Colony:
5 Active
2 Closed in 2009
Salerno has an oversupply of inventory right now.

Strand at Bay Colony:
1 Active
3 Closed in 2009
Strand at Bay Colony did exceptionally well in 2009.

Toscana at Bay Colony:
2 Active
5 Closed in 2009
Toscana at Bay Colony did very well in 2009

Trieste at Bay Colony:
11 Active
3 Closed in 2009
Trieste has an oversupply of inventory right now...still.

Villa La Palma at Bay Colony:
0 Available
2 Closed in 2009
Villa La Palma at Bay Colony did well in 2009

Vizcaya at Bay Colony:
5 Active
1 Pending
1 Closed
Vizcaya at Bay Colony has a an over supply of inventory right now.

Windsor at Bay Colony:
2 Active
1 Closed
Not much to say about the market here in a broadcast but you can call me direct for details. :)

If I were going to list my Bay Colony property right now I would start by calling me. Call me if you want to sell your Bay Colony property and I'll give you a few very compelling reasons why.

If I were considering purchasing in Bay Colony right now, I would call me. Call me and I'll give you a couple of compelling reasons why you want me to assist you with negotiating your Bay Colony purchase.

Best Regards,

Shannon Lefevre, PA
Your Naples Smart Girl!