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Proposed 4.2 acres off main 8.28 acres of beautiful Florida dreamland! Paved road right to the property! Awesome location!<\/p>\n
Crestview is growing, and this is one of the fastest-growing areas!<\/p>\n
The benefits of being a little rural but having the advantages of shopping, hospitals, a military base, and 50 to 60 minutes to the most wonderful beaches in the world! Hurry and own your large acreage in the Sunshine State!<\/p>\n
If you are wondering about the price, try to refer to some of the following questions after we surveyed people:<\/strong><\/p>\n 1.In or near Lancaster, Pa ~$50K can get you:<\/p>\n Manufactured home example-<\/p>\n There were some other mobile home examples too but when I looked at the condo\/townhouse listings they were all crap.<\/p>\n You have to spend in the mid $160\u2019s to get anything decent such as this semi-detached condo.<\/p>\n 2. We live in a relatively inexpensive rural area of Eastern Ontario, but you would be hard-pressed to find a piece of land to build on for that price. There is an undeveloped vacant lot next to us\u2014 admittedly on a golf course\u2014 listed for, I think, $60,000 CAD. And it would cost another 75K to prepare the lot, put in a septic system and drill a well before you could build.<\/p>\n For that money, you might find a fair-sized, but not large or fancy, mobile home on a rented pad in a park.<\/p>\n 3.In my area some small homes can be had today for around $100,000. Also some condos and manufactured homes.<\/p>\n Here is one that sold for $100,000 in May 2018. It is two bedroom, one bath, built in 1932. It is 735 sq feet. The lot is 3,920 sq ft. There is a detached garage. It is in a town of 40,000. It is near a park and the downtown with theaters and restaurants. It is about a mile from the downtown ferry to downtown Seattle. The passenger ferry takes 30 minutes and the car and passenger ferry takes 1 hr to go the 14 miles to Seattle.<\/p>\n The hosing prices are going up fast right now. Most are over $200,000. This one is for sale for $139,000. 3 beds 1 bath 1,130 sqft<\/p>\n Here is a 2 bed, 2 bath condo for 134,000<\/p>\n Washington, D.C.<\/strong>\u00a0\u2014 The Supreme Court chamber is designed for solemnity and tradition, but on this day, it became the stage for a confrontation that would reverberate far beyond its marble walls. When Representative Jasmine Crockett, a 33-year-old congresswoman from Texas, stepped up to the microphone, few expected her to change the course of the day\u2014or the national conversation about justice and democracy.<\/p>\n But within minutes, she did just that. And Justice Brett Kavanaugh, renowned for his confidence and razor-sharp legal mind, found himself at the center of a viral moment that would leave his reputation hanging by a thread.<\/p>\n .<\/p>\n .<\/p>\n .<\/p>\n Kavanaugh\u2019s trademark smirk was on full display as Crockett began her questioning. He had already dismissed her earlier points with a wave and an audible chuckle, a gesture that rippled through the chamber and set social media abuzz. The case at hand\u2014voting rights in Texas\u2014was a flashpoint for millions, but to Kavanaugh, Crockett\u2019s concerns seemed little more than political theater.<\/p>\n That arrogance would prove to be his undoing.<\/p>\n Crockett\u2019s voice was steady as she addressed the justices:
\u201cYour honor, I have one more question that I think deserves a real answer, not laughter.\u201d<\/p>\n\n