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03/20/2026

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Undulating Lines Follow Nature’s Path in Costa Rican Hilltop Beach House

03/19/2026

Buying a home is a big step. Trust a REALTOR® agent to take it with you.

03/18/2026

The Duffer Team photo at the JimMaloof/REALTOR® Awards Banquet with Mr. Michael Maloof. Thank you for your support on our real estate journey.

03/17/2026

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03/17/2026

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03/17/2026

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03/13/2026

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Tiny homes are redefining space, style, and sustainability. Across the USA, these modern dwellings prove that less can truly be more.

03/10/2026

We received the President's Council Award at the JimMaloof/REALTOR® Annual Breakfast Award Ceremony. We achieved over 4 million in real estate transactions in 2025. We like to extend our gratitude to all of our clients because without you, this isn't possible. You are who we work for and who we strive to deliver the upmost results in guiding you on your home buying/selling/relocating/investing journey. We would also like to thank the team behind at JimMaloof/REALTOR® - your support means everything to conducting our business as smooth as possible for our clients and all the training we receive to make sure our clients are getting the best! Thank you everyone, this award is for you!

03/09/2026

Who wants a pool like this? 👋Yes please!

a conceptual design for a luxury, resort-style backyard pool titled "Pool for Parties - Part II." It combines a high-angle 3D rendering (top) with a technical cross-section (bottom) to illustrate both the layout and the varying depths of the features.
The design emphasizes a "lagoon" aesthetic, utilizing natural rock formations, tropical greenery, and multiple social zones.

KEY FEATURES & LAYOUT
The pool is divided into several distinct functional areas, each labeled for clarity:
• The Grotto & Waterfall: A centerpiece made of large natural stones. It includes a waterfall that drops into the main pool, concealing a cave-like "grotto" underneath where people can swim or sit in the shade.
• The Slide: A curved, integrated slide built into the rock structure, terminating in a splash zone near the center of the pool.
• Sunken Bar Area: Located on the right side, this features a "swim-up" bar with underwater stools. The dry side of the bar is set lower than the pool's coping, allowing servers or guests on land to sit at eye level with those in the water.
• Tanning Ledge (Baja Shelf): A large, shallow area on the far right designed for lounging in a few inches of water.
• Integrated Spa: A circular, elevated hot tub located on the left, nestled into the rockwork for a seamless look.

CROSS-SECTION ANALYSIS
The bottom half of the image provides a "cut-away" view that reveals the engineering and depth transitions:
• Depth Gradient: The pool floor slopes significantly, showing a deep well under the grotto/waterfall area and a gradual incline toward the tanning ledge and bar.
• The Bar Mechanics: You can see the specific height difference between the underwater bar stools and the dry-land seating area, which is covered by a pergola with decorative string lights.
• The Grotto Interior: The cross-section reveals that the grotto is tall enough for adults to sit comfortably behind the curtain of the waterfall.
• Construction Details: The diagram shows the thick concrete/gunite shell and the surrounding earth, illustrating how the spa and pool are structurally integrated.

ATMOSPHERE & STYLE
The design uses a vibrant palette of turquoise water and earthy browns. The inclusion of various "people" figures helps establish scale—showing that the pool is designed to accommodate large groups (at least 15–20 people) simultaneously across different zones.
With the palm trees, rock steps, and hidden "up" and "down" (DN) pathways, the design feels more like a private waterpark than a standard residential pool.

03/09/2026

We did it! 🎉 Because of your referrals, trust, and continued support, we were recognized as a Top 10 Team for February. We’re incredibly grateful for every client, referral, and conversation that helped make this possible. Thank you!

03/09/2026

Our team just got some news. Can't wait to share with you all.