Kristina Briscoe Realtor- Keller Williams Success Realty

06/25/2026

Most buyers focus on floor plans and square footage—but they’re missing what actually makes a neighborhood worth owning. The Bay Point Billfish Open isn’t just a tournament; it’s proof that this area lives for community, connection, and quality of life. I’ve seen buyers fall in love with homes based on the vibe alone—because when you see people celebrating together at a dock party under the Gulf sun, you start to understand how neighborhoods really work. That kind of energy shows up in homeownership too: it affects resale value, safety, even peace of mind. Because I worked in lending and title before becoming a Realtor, I know how much trust impacts long-term decisions—both in finance and life. When buyers pick homes based on what’s happening outside the front door, they’re choosing stability. It's not just about buying a house—it's about joining something real. Let’s talk.

Kristina Briscoe, Realtor | Keller Williams Success Realty

Read more: https://pcbeach.org/local-event/bay-point-billfish-open-3/

06/17/2026

Today’s activity snapshot for Panama City Beach (ZIPs: 32407, 32408, 32411, 32413) shows 49 new listings and 10 recent sales as of June 16, 2026. The median list price for newly listed homes was $489,456, while the median sold price across completed transactions was $472,500. This data comes from a 24-hour scan by HomeHarvest and reflects actual daily listing activity—no broader analysis or forecasts included. It’s not a market report, just what moved today in this area. For buyers and sellers navigating the process, understanding these real-time shifts can inform decisions without relying on assumptions about inventory trends, interest rates, or negotiation leverage. If you want help understanding what these numbers mean for your move, I'm happy to walk you through it.

Kristina Briscoe, Realtor | Keller Williams Success Realty

06/17/2026

This part of Bay County makes more sense when you look at it like a buyer. A dozen girls in Panama City just learned how to brew espresso—no K-cup needed—for the first time, not for fun, but as part of a real business program with Girls Inc. and Panama City Coffee Co.'s 'Expresso Yourself' event. That’s not just about coffee. It’s about intentional community building—where local businesses sponsor youth development because they know it creates long-term stability.

As your Realtor, I’ve seen how that kind of investment signals deeper neighborhood health: more consistent homeownership, stronger school districts, and a sense of belonging that keeps families in place. That matters to buyers who want their kids near good schools and to sellers who don’t want price erosion from high turnover.

If you're thinking about moving here or selling your home, I can walk you through which neighborhoods have this kind of momentum—where the culture supports long-term living, not just short-term stays. Let me know what neighborhood you’re considering—I’ll share my thoughts on how these local efforts shape real estate outcomes.

Kristina Briscoe, Realtor | Keller Williams Success Realty

Read more: https://www.mypanhandle.com/news/local-news/girls-inc-and-panama-city-coffee-co-expresso-yourself-event-kicks-off/

06/16/2026

The first 10 seconds in this house do a lot of the work. At 731 Sheffield Ave, you walk in and immediately sense the space—1500 sqft of open living, a kitchen with modern finishes, and a master suite that actually feels like a retreat. With Everitt Middle, Rutherford High, and Springfield Elementary all within a 0.3-mile radius, it’s a home that fits a growing family’s needs. The neighborhood’s just 4.27% off its peak value, which means smart buyers can get in at a strong price point. And with parks like Henry Brooks Memorial Walking Park and Springfield Gardens just minutes away, this home isn’t just about the house—it’s about the lifestyle. If you want to see how the space flows, the lighting, and the layout in real time, watch the full virtual tour. If you want my Panama City Buyer's Checklist, comment READY below and I'll send it over.

Kristina Briscoe, Realtor | Keller Williams Success Realty

06/14/2026

06/14/2026

In the wasteland, homebuying isn’t just about location—it’s about survival. When Wade ignored the foundation crack, he sealed his fate. But with the Pink Princess Warrior’s expert inspection and tactical reinforcement, he didn’t just get a house—he got a fortress. Trust the pros. Protect what matters.

Kristina Briscoe Realtor, Keller Williams Success Realty

06/13/2026

This part of Bay County makes more sense when you look at it like a buyer. Right off County Line Road, just north of I-10, you’ll find a quiet stretch of homes that feels like a hometown. It’s not flashy, but it’s real. Families live here, kids walk to school on the same block, and the fire station is only two minutes from the corner of S. 22nd Street. The neighborhood has a strong sense of community—people know each other, and there’s a pride in the area that’s hard to explain. You’ll find the kids at the playground near the intersection of S. 22nd and 23rd, then head to the local dive, The Fish Camp, for a burger and a cold beer. It’s not the most expensive area, but it’s one of the most stable. Teachers, police, and EMTs all call this place home because it’s affordable, safe, and close to everything. You can walk to the grocery store, the library, or the park—no long commute. If you’re looking for a place that feels like it was made for real life, this is it. As your Realtor, I’ll handle the details, guide you through every step, and make sure your best interests always come first.

Kristina Briscoe, Realtor | Keller Williams Success Realty

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06/11/2026

Here’s today’s 24-hour activity snapshot for Panama City Beach, FL, based on a HomeHarvest listing scan: 32 new listings and 5 recent sales were recorded across ZIPs 32407, 32408, 32411, and 32413. The median list price on new homes is $468,810, while the median sold price for the recently closed homes is $455,000. This data reflects current market movement—not a full market analysis, nor a trend indicator. It’s a raw look at what’s active in the marketplace today. No assumptions about inventory levels, buyer behavior, or price direction—just the facts as they stand. If you're tracking the local market and want to understand how these numbers fit into your decision-making, I’m happy to break it down with you. This is what a real-time market pulse looks like—no hype, no guesswork.

Kristina Briscoe, Realtor | Keller Williams Success Realty