Erin Williams, Realtor

07/14/2025

If you're a homeowner planning to move, you're probably wondering what the process is going to look like and what you should tackle first.

06/27/2025

Three years after breaking ground , downtown St. Pete’s skyline is about to welcome its newest addition: Art House, a 42-story luxury condominium tower set to begin move-ins this October. Located at 235 1st Avenue South , adjacent to 200 Central, the city’s tallest office tower, Art House is be

05/28/2025

Buying a new construction home? Here’s why having your own real estate agent is critical—from negotiating upgrades to avoiding surprises.

05/12/2025

One year ago, city leaders and a local developer broke ground on a transformational project in south St. Pete that aimed to create more housing opportunities for teachers and faculty. Today, the community has officially opened. The new 60-unit apartment community, Bayou Court Apartments, is located

04/16/2025

Inside a 32,000-square-foot industrial facility north of St. Pete’s EDGE District, towering crane-like robots are 3D printing everything from chairs to cold plunge tubs—all using sustainable, recyclable materials. Haddy , a 3D-printed furniture company powered by artificial intelligence and mach...

04/04/2025

Property for $159,000. This beautifully maintained, fully furnished condo offers 2 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in the sought-after 55+ community of Beacon Lakes. Located on the first-floor corner unit, youll enjoy serene water views from the living room, primary bedroom, and screened-in lanai....

02/17/2025

Harrisburg, PA, is the best city for first-time homebuyers this year, thanks to its moderate home prices and strong economy.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! Cheers to 2025!

12/21/2024

⭐️⭐️⭐️RENTAL NEEDED⭐️⭐️⭐️

I am looking for leads on rentals available asap! It’s for a retired couple displaced due to hurricane.

3-6 months
Fully furnished

2 Bedroom 🛏️
2 Bath 🛁

10/23/2024

Need to know how much you can spend on repairs or improvements to your property when subject to the FEMA 50% Rule? The Property Appraisers Office’s structure value can be found by searching a property address to arrive at the Parcel Detail page, then selecting the FEMA/WLM Letter button from the Tool box on the right side of the page.

Please know that you may obtain a private Actual Cash Value (50% Rule) appraisal of your property which may yield a higher structure value for submission to your building official. https://www.pcpao.gov/quick-search?qu=1

09/29/2024

09/29/2024

UPDATE: Sept. 29 | 9:45 a.m.
City crews continue storm cleanup throughout Treasure Island. Power remains out across the island, and potable water is still restricted as Pinellas County works to fix system breaks. The National Guard and strike teams from various parts of the state and country are assisting Treasure Island staff, Police, and Fire Rescue.

Resident and Business Return Access: Residents and businesses have been permitted to return to assess damage and begin cleanup. Currently, ONLY residents and businesses are allowed back. Contractors will be permitted once the city announces their access.

Transportation Assistance: To assist those leaving the island who don’t need medical attention, a bus is making rounds off the island via Treasure Island Causeway. Stops are at:
• 7/11 (9695 Gulf Blvd.)
• Roselli Park (12299 Capri Circle South)
• Treasure Island Park and Community Center (One Park Place)
The bus will drop off at Park Street and Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. PSTA will transfer people to the Ross Norton Recreation Center shelter in Clearwater.

Access and Beach Closures:
• Sunset Beach: Accessible by foot only. No residential vehicle traffic allowed.
• Beaches: Closed due to hazardous debris.

Water and Cooling Resources:
• Water Distribution: Pallets of water are available for residents at City Hall (10451 Gulf Blvd.).
• Cooling and Comfort Station: A cooling station will soon open at Treasure Island Community Park and Community Center, offering places to cool down, shower, and charge devices. Additional stations will open as resources arrive.

Safety Reminders:
• Use generators in well-ventilated areas outside, away from doors and windows.
• Document all damage with photos, including the height of floodwater inside the house.
• File insurance claims promptly. For details, visit pinellas.gov/flood-insurance.
• Avoid downed power lines and report them to the power company.
• Treat non-functioning traffic lights as four-way stops.
• Only use 9-1-1 for life-threatening emergencies, not for reporting damage or power outages.

Help Spread the Word: We know not everyone may see these updates. Please share this information, and city staff will also be distributing flyers to ensure all residents are informed.