Steve Turner, Realtor

05/13/2026

04/28/2026

New Listing Alert from Steve Turner, Realtor
THIS FINE 3 BEDROOM/2 FULL BATH HOUSE SETS IN A VERY ESTABLISHED AREA IN CENTRAL KINGSLAND. YOU CAN BE ON I-95 IN 5 MINUTES TO DRIVE TO JAX OR SAVANNAH. KINGS BAY IS LESS THAN 12-15 MINUTES AS IS ST. MARYS WATERFRONT PARK. THIS HOME WAS BUILT BY SONCEL BULDERS. THEY ARE LOCAL AND DESIGN AND BUILD NICE HOMES. ENTER THE FRONT DOOR AND THIS OPEN FLOOR PLAN IS SO INVITING AND FLOWS SO WELL DUE TO THE SAME BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE LAMINATE FLOORING THROUGHOUT. FRESHLY PAINTED INSIDE AND OUT! THE SELLER HAS GONE OVER THIS HOME AS IF THEY WERE MOVING INTO IT AND TOOK CARE OF MOST ALL THE SMALL DETAILS. THIS BACK YARD IS HUGE!! TOTALLY FENCED IN FOR PRIVACY AND SECURITY. FORMER TENANT HAD AN ABOVE GROUND POOL! YOU CAN TOO! LET YOUR AGENT TAKE YOU FOR A TOUR OF THIS HOUSE BEFORE YOU COMMIT OR SIGN UP FOR ANOTHER, AS THIS IS A MUST SEE HOUSE! NEW ROOF AND RECENT AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLED.

04/05/2026

In Paris, this is Napoleon tomb

04/04/2026

This was the year I was born!

On Good Friday in 1956, several New York City skyscrapers in the financial district turned on their office lights to form giant glowing crosses against the night sky.

Workers in buildings like 60 Wall Tower, 20 Exchange Place, and the Forty Wall Street building stayed late or arranged their lights just right. Each cross stood about 150 feet tall. The display honored the day Christians remember the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It created a powerful scene visible across much of Manhattan and reflected how openly faith shaped public life back then.

The image has resurfaced on social media in recent years. Many people share it as a reminder of a time when cities felt comfortable showing religious symbols without hesitation. Groups such as the Catholic Action Committee helped organize similar displays during the 1950s. The sight brought a sense of unity and reflection to everyday New Yorkers going about their routines.

That moment from decades ago still sparks conversations today about how communities express what matters most to them. It stands as part of the city's layered history and leaves room for people to think about shared values across generations. This is one worth remembering.

(Photo: NYC Easter in 1956)

04/02/2026

Huge shopping center with major name brand big box stores and Restaurants.