Darlene Cleve Realtor

09/22/2026

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09/17/2026

We need your help to identify this suspect wanted in connection with a fraud cause involving a fraudulent deed takeover of a victim's properties.

If you have information on this suspect, please contact us.
📞: Call FCSO at 386-313-4911
📞: Call Crime Stoppers at 1-888-277-TIPS
📧: Email [email protected]
📱: Submit a tip using the FCSO app or website
Reference Case No. 26-88634

09/16/2026

🥤 DID YOU KNOW WEDNESDAY?

Here’s a little piece of Crescent City history we didn’t know about!

At one time, Crescent City had its very own Crescent City Bottling Company. Old embossed glass bottles bearing the name “Crescent City Bottling Co. – Crescent City, Florida” can still be found today.

Local memories place the bottling company in the old Lounds Building near Prospect Street and Central Avenue, a building that served several purposes through the years before eventually being torn down.

But this is one of those stories where we’d love to hear from the people who know Crescent City best! ❤️

🥤 Does anyone know what they bottled?

🏢 Do you remember the Lounds Building?

📸 Does anyone have an old photograph of the bottling company or building?

🧴 Or maybe you have one of the old Crescent City bottles tucked away somewhere?

Share your memories, pictures or anything you know in the comments! 👇

Sometimes the best pieces of our local history are sitting right in someone’s photo album, attic or kitchen cabinet. ❤️

Local Agents, Local Knowledge, Better Results.

09/04/2026

Just in case you were wondering———

🏡 THURSDAY REAL ESTATE Q&A

Q: Who is responsible for doing due diligence when buying property?

A: Ultimately, the BUYER is responsible for investigating and determining whether a property is right for them.

Your Realtor can help guide you, provide resources, recommend qualified professionals and help you understand the process — but due diligence belongs to the buyer.
That means taking the time allowed in your contract to investigate the things that matter to you, which may include:
🏠 Property condition & inspections
💧 Flood zones, wetlands & drainage
📐 Surveys, boundaries & easements
🏘️ HOA/CDD restrictions
📍 Zoning & permitted uses
🛡️ Insurance availability & cost
💰 Taxes, utilities & other expenses
🔑 Whether the property can actually be used the way YOU intend to use it

Important: This doesn't eliminate a seller's or real estate professional's legal disclosure obligations. Florida law requires certain disclosures, including known material facts in applicable residential transactions.

💡 Your Realtor is there to guide you through due diligence — not perform it for you. Ask questions. Investigate. Verify.
Because once your due-diligence/inspection period ends, your options may become more limited depending on the terms of your contract.

Knowledge today. Confidence tomorrow.

Century 21 Triton Realty
📞386-698-2100

Local Agents. Local Knowledge. Better Results.

09/02/2026

Courthouses in Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns, and Volusia counties will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, for Labor Day. Regular operations will resume Tuesday, Sept. 8.

08/31/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED IN SATSUMA!

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💰 $269,900

✨ 4 Bedrooms | 2 Baths | 1,920 Sq. Ft. | .69 Acre

Built in 2021, this spacious and updated home offers plenty of room both inside and out!

🔑 Open fl plan w/ kitchen island
🛏️ Split-bedroom layout
👗 Walk-in closets & pantry
🐾 Fenced yard
🌴 Front porch + deck
🚗 Detached carport & additional parking
🧺 Washer & dryer included
💧 Owned water softener
♿ Accessibility features throughout

FHA, VA, Conventional & Cash financing available.

Newer, spacious, updated and sitting on over half an acre — this one checks a LOT of boxes! ❤️🏡

📲 Call today to schedule your showing!

Century 21 Triton Realty
📞 386-698-2100

Listing agent Susi Sanders

Local Agents. Local Knowledge. Better Results.

08/30/2026

🖼️ A glimpse into Florida's past.

This vintage postcard captures a classic Florida scene—towering cypress trees draped in Spanish moss with an alligator resting along the water's edge. Landscapes like these have long defined the natural beauty of the St. Johns River region.

Today, the St. Johns River Water Management District helps protect these iconic waterways, wetlands, and wildlife across 12,283 square miles—about 7.8 million acres in northeast and east-central Florida.

🌿 Preserving Florida's natural heritage for generations to come.