Forrest Realty Group

06/20/2023

04/27/2023

Mark your Calendars 📆 Bring your Surfboards 🏄🏼‍♂️🏄🏼‍♀️ and Enjoy the Beach Vibes ☀️ OPEN HOUSE this Saturday April 29th from 10AM - 1PM at:

📍2895 S Ponte Vedra Blvd
📍2897 S Ponte Vedra Blvd

Oli Guy McLeod & Jennifer Lovelace look forward to seeing everyone’s smiling faces 😎

▫️Forrest Realty Group

04/19/2023

Experience the ultimate in-home entertainment with our luxurious properties featuring state-of-the-art home theaters. Did you know that over 50% of buyers prioritize a home theater when searching for a luxury home? Get ready to host epic movie nights and entertainment extravaganzas in the comfort of your own home. Contact us to learn more about our high-end properties with top-notch home theater systems.

04/06/2023

They say that they're not making more land, and it's true! As our population grows, the amount of land available for development is shrinking, which makes buying land a smart investment for the future. At Forrest Realty Group , we have a variety of beautiful pieces of land for sale that are perfect for investors looking to capitalize on this limited resource. With tropical vegetation, palm trees, and scenic vistas, these properties are not only a smart investment but also offer the opportunity to create your own private oasis. Contact us today to learn more about our land for sale and start building your real estate portfolio today.

04/04/2023

Who says alligators can't enjoy the finer things in life? 🐊🛋️ With the Florida real estate market booming in March 2023, even our wildlife can't resist the temptation of luxury homes. According to recent statistics, the median home price in Florida has increased by 15% since last year, and the demand for waterfront properties has skyrocketed. Looks like these alligators are living in style! 😎 Contact us at Forrest Realty Group to find your dream home before the alligators beat you to it!

09/26/2022

As the City of St. Augustine shifts its operations into storm preparedness mode, city officials strongly urge residents to prepare for the impact of Hurricane Ian to be similar to that of Hurricane Irma in 2017.

Residents and business owners should plan for localized flooding of at least three feet above street level in low-lying areas that typically flood during king tides, astronomical tides, and Nor’easter weather events. With tropical storm force winds and possible hurricane force gusts, there is also tremendous risk and potential for power outages, tree damages, and structure damage.

The City of St. Augustine will begin sandbag operations for City residents on Tuesday, September 27, at Francis Field, beginning at 12:00pm. The sand and the bags are free of charge and there is a limit of 20 bags per person. Members of the public must provide their own transportation and shovels and are responsible for filling their own bags.

Vehicles should enter Francis Field from the west off Riberia St. and follow directions. The service will continue until 5:00pm, or until the supply is depleted.

For additional information about sandbag operations, please call 904.825.1010.

On Wednesday, September 28, beginning at 8:00am, the Historic Downtown Parking Facility will be open to the public, free of charge through Saturday, October 1, so that residents may park their cars at higher elevation. Also downtown at the same time, city-operated pay stations will no longer charge for parking for the duration of the storm.

Yard debris collection is expected to remain on schedule on Wednesday, September 28; however, other collections will be provided as weather permits. When preparing for the storm, residents are reminded to secure trash and recycling bins as they can be caught in the wind and cause damage.

Residents can find helpful information online at the St. Johns County Emergency Management website at www.SJCEmergencyManagement.org. Residents can also contact the St. Johns County Emergency Management Citizen Information Line at 904.824.5550. In addition, residents may monitor www.CityStAug.com/Ian for updates.

09/26/2022

If your in low lying areas, please prepare and get sandbags to protect your home.

St. Johns County is providing free sandbags at 9 a.m. on Sept. 27, 2022, at six locations throughout the County in preparation for Hurricane Ian. The sand and the bags provided are free of charge. Residents must provide their transportation and shovels and are responsible for filling their bags. There is a maximum allocation of 20 bags per person. The sand and bags are available between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 27, and Wednesday, Sept. 28, weather permitting.

• Windswept Acres Park - 5335 SR A1A South
• Solomon Calhoun Center - 1300 Duval Street
• Hastings Town Hall - 6195 S. Main Street
• Mills Field - 1805 Racetrack Road
• North Beach Park - 3721 Coastal Highway
• Palm Valley - Underneath the Palm Valley Bridge on the east side of the Intracoastal Waterway

For additional information, please call the St. Johns County Emergency Management Citizen Information Line at 904.824.5550.

09/20/2022

✨ NIGHTS OF LIGHTS COUNTDOWN! Only 2 months until the 29th annual Nights of Lights in St. Augustine, Florida! The lights will be turned on November 19 and will come on every evening at dusk through January 31!

Hosted by the City of St. Augustine - Government, this lights spectacular can be enjoyed many ways — strolling around the ancient streets and on tours of all kinds!

Learn more at www.citystaug.com/515/Light-Up-Night

📸: Aerial Dad LLC — gorgeous drone photo of St. Augustine during Nights of Lights

09/03/2022

For those home improvement projects 🛠🧰

Florida’s 2022 ‘Tool Time’ Sales Tax Holiday begins today, Saturday, September 3, 2022, and ends on Friday, September 9, 2022. During this sales tax holiday period, tax is not due on the retail sale of eligible items related to tools commonly used by skilled trade workers.

Tax-free items include certain hand and power tools, work boots, safety equipment, shop lights, toolboxes and belts, plumbing and electrical equipment, and industry textbooks and codebooks. For more information, visit: floridarevenue.com/tooltime/