The Alex Haigh Group

10/22/2026

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🌊 Looking for waterfront living in the Port St. Lucie area without the higher prices you might expect? Welcome to River Bend! 🏡

Located in St. Lucie County, River Bend offers a variety of properties, including waterfront homes and interior units with scenic lake views. 🚤 Even if your property isn’t directly on the water, you can still enjoy access to the community docks!

📍 With a Palm City name but Port St. Lucie pricing, River Bend is a community worth exploring if you’re looking for waterfront opportunities along the Treasure Coast.

🎥 Take a closer look at River Bend and see what this community has to offer!

10/21/2026

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🌊 Looking for Deep-Water Waterfront Living with Room to Spread Out? Welcome to Vikings Lookout! 🚤

Vikings Lookout offers a unique blend of waterfront living, privacy, and space, with lots measuring over an acre in many areas. Enjoy deep-water access with no fixed bridges, making it an appealing option for boating enthusiasts.

🏡 One standout feature? Some properties offer a separate living unit, perfect for accommodating family or giving loved ones their own space when they visit.

Take a closer look at Vikings Lookout and enjoy a bird’s-eye view of this beautiful waterfront community! 🚁🌴

📍 Exploring waterfront communities around Port St. Lucie? This is one worth checking out!

10/20/2026

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🏡 Luxury Waterfront Living Without the Martin or Palm Beach County Price Tag! 🌊🚤

Welcome to Rio Vista, also known as “Jensen Beach West,” in southeast St. Lucie County! This waterfront community offers incredible opportunities for boating enthusiasts looking for deep-water access, no fixed bridges, and direct ocean access.

A newer waterfront home with around 3,000 square feet could be valued at approximately $3 million in Rio Vista. That same property could potentially cost $4.5–$5 million in Martin County or $5–$7 million in parts of Palm Beach County! 🤯

📍 If you're looking for luxury waterfront living with room to explore your options, Rio Vista is a community worth knowing about!

10/19/2026

Looking for deep-water waterfront homes in Florida with no fixed bridges and ocean access, without paying Martin County or Palm Beach County prices?

In today's video, Alex Haigh takes you inside five lesser-known waterfront communities in and around Port St. Lucie, Florida, where boating enthusiasts and waterfront buyers can discover some incredible opportunities along the St. Lucie River.

Welcome to what Alex calls the Treasure Triangle, a collection of waterfront neighborhoods offering everything from private docks and oversized lots to newer luxury homes and direct boating access.

Explore These 5 Waterfront Communities:

📍 Riverbend: Waterfront residences, interior homes, and community dock access in a unique St. Lucie County location.

📍 Vikings Lookout: A secluded waterfront neighborhood featuring large lots, private waterfront settings, and opportunities that rarely reach the open market.

📍 Vikings Landing: A hidden community combining larger homesites, waterfront properties, and beautiful views along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River.

📍 Ravello / River Point: Discover newer luxury homes and exclusive waterfront opportunities within the former Tesoro Preserve area.

📍 Rio Vista: Explore luxury waterfront living near the Morningside and Sandpiper area, where comparable properties may offer significant value relative to waterfront homes farther south.

Why Consider Port St. Lucie Waterfront Real Estate?

Alex explores how a newer waterfront home valued around $3 million in Port St. Lucie might command substantially more in select Martin County or Palm Beach County locations.

But here's the catch: Inventory in these waterfront communities can be extremely limited. Some properties rarely become available, and finding the right opportunity may require looking beyond active MLS listings.

Whether you're searching for deep-water dockage, no fixed bridges, ocean access, a larger waterfront lot, or a newer luxury home, the Alex Haigh Group can help you explore your options.

📞 Ready to find your Florida waterfront home?

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10/19/2026

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🌊 Dreaming of a brand-new waterfront home with deep-water access and no fixed bridges to the ocean? Riverpointe at Riveira may be the community you’re looking for! 🏡🚤

From stunning new homes to boating access, this gorgeous community is worth a closer look. And with the right connections, you may even find opportunities that aren’t publicly listed yet!

🚁 Take a look from above and see what makes this waterfront community so special.

📩 Reach out to The Alex Haigh Group to explore available opportunities!

10/16/2026

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🌪️ Why should you bind your insurance early during hurricane season?

If a storm starts developing in the Atlantic or Gulf and is projected toward Florida, insurance carriers may issue a moratorium, which can temporarily suspend the ability to bind new policies.

And in recent years, carriers have been issuing these moratoriums sooner.

If you’re closing on a home in the next few weeks and you’ve found the right policy, don’t wait until the last minute to bind it. In many cases, coverage can be bound in advance and set to become effective on your closing date.

🏠 Planning to buy in Florida? Understanding your insurance timeline can help you avoid surprises when a storm is approaching.

10/15/2026

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🏠 What makes a home insurable in Florida?

Before you fall in love with a home, there are a few insurance factors worth checking. Roof age, water heater age, electrical panel brand, and even the type of plumbing can all impact your coverage options.

One important detail: if the water heater is over 15 years old, some insurance carriers may not accept it.

And while features like storm protection can help lower your premium, eligibility comes first.

If you're buying a home in Florida, knowing these details upfront can help you avoid surprises when it's time to insure the property. 🌴🏡

10/14/2026

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🌊 Think you don’t need flood insurance because you’re in an X Zone? Think again.

Even though flood insurance may not be required in an X Zone, a significant portion of flood claims have still come from these areas. In Florida, where we’re surrounded by water and vulnerable to heavy storms, having flood coverage can provide valuable peace of mind.

🏠 Not required doesn’t always mean not needed.

10/13/2026

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🏠 Have $5,000 to spend on your home to potentially lower your homeowners insurance?

It depends on the home, but the roof and wind mitigation features can be some of the biggest factors when it comes to insurance discounts.

If you already have a newer roof, that $5,000 may be better spent elsewhere. But if your roof has a weaker connection, a roof retrofit could be worth considering. Adding that third nail can strengthen the roof-to-wall connection and potentially help lower your premium.

💡 Before spending the money, have your home evaluated so you know which improvements could make the biggest difference.

10/12/2026

Buying a home in Florida? The house may look perfect, but the roof, electrical panel, plumbing, water heater, or four-point inspection could create major insurance problems before closing.
In this video, Alex Haigh sits down with Florida insurance professionals Haley and Kim from Brightway Insurance to explain what buyers and homeowners need to know about Florida homeowners insurance in 2026.

They break down what makes a Florida home insurable, why four-point inspections matter, which electrical panels can limit your insurance options, how roof age and condition affect coverage, and what buyers should watch for before making it all the way to closing.
You'll also learn how wind mitigation can potentially lower insurance premiums, why impact windows and hurricane shutters can receive similar opening-protection credit, how roof-to-wall connections matter, what flood zones actually mean, and why waiting to bind insurance during hurricane season can create problems.

In this video:

• What makes a Florida home insurable
• Florida's biggest insurance red flags
• Roof age, repairs and insurance eligibility
• Electrical panels that insurers may reject
• Plumbing and water-heater concerns
• What a four-point inspection actually does
• Four-point inspection vs. wind mitigation
• Impact windows vs. hurricane shutters
• How roof attachments can affect premiums
• Florida flood insurance and FEMA flood zones
• Why X-zone homeowners may still consider flood insurance
• Hurricane-season insurance moratoriums
• When to bind homeowners insurance
• Ways Florida homeowners may reduce premiums
• Why the cheapest insurance policy isn't necessarily the best coverage

If you're relocating to Florida, buying on the Treasure Coast or Palm Beach County, or already own a Florida home and want to better understand your insurance, this conversation is packed with information you should know.
Thinking about buying or selling in South Florida? Connect with The Alex Haigh Group for local real estate guidance.



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