The bike enthusiasts are here! Biketoberfest starts tomorrow, Thursday, October 13 and runs through October 16th. How many bikers are expected for this year's festivities? 125,000!
As you drive from Ponce Inlet to Ormond Beach it is clear that the riders have arrived. Activities are planned all around the area.. including a free concert at Destination Daytona, street festivals, motorcycle shows, demo rides and racing at the Daytona International Speedway. For more information go to
http://www.biketoberfest.org/ or call 800-854-1234.
Your South Peninsula Specialist since 1990, no ONE has sold more
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Daytona Beach Biketoberfest 2011
October 13 - 16, 2011.
Join the fun as thousands of bikes come to Biketoberfest 2011 in Daytona Beach, Florida to enjoy the beaches, motorcycle shows and rallies. See the action at the Daytona International Speedway with on-track acion, demonstrations, music and food.
http://www.biketoberfest.org/
Join the fun as thousands of bikes come to Biketoberfest 2011 in Daytona Beach, Florida to enjoy the beaches, motorcycle shows and rallies. See the action at the Daytona International Speedway with on-track acion, demonstrations, music and food.
http://www.biketoberfest.org/
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Did you know that 89% of Home Buyers use the Internet to search?
I KNOW IT!!! List your single family home or oceanfront condominum with Re/Max Signature and your listing will be found on the internet, syndicated to our national channel partners.
Just to name a few:
Realtor.com ResortScape foreclosure.com HomeFinder.com trulia NationalRelocation RealtyTrac LYCOS Homes.com
HGTV's Frontdoor USHUD.com PropertyShark LandWatch
and many,many more. Combined coverage for the whole network is over 500 web sites all over the nation!
Call me today to list your property in the DAYTONA BEACH SHORES / PONCE INLET, FLORIDA area. Specializing in Daytona Beach Waterfront Properties since 1990.
PJ Warner
Re/Max Signature386-290-8195
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
A Properly Priced Home will SELL.
Incentives attract buyers, but do they close deals? There are no gimicks. A property priced home is the key to selling. Chose your professional real estate agent carefully. In a tough market, experience matters! To read the full article, please click on the following link:
http://www.floridarealtors.org/NewsAndEvents/article.cfm?id=265672#
http://www.floridarealtors.org/NewsAndEvents/article.cfm?id=265672#
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Marconi Day at the Lighthouse in Ponce Inlet, Florida
Saturday, October 8th from 10 - 2, visit the Ponce DeLeon Lighthouse as they honor Guglielmo Marconi, the father of wireless telegraphy (radio telegraph). Participate in workshops using cutting-edge concepts he developed during the early 20th century, but taken for granted today. Included with regular admission, no advance reservations required. Regular admission to the lighthouse museum is $5 for adults (12 years and older), and $1.50 for children.
Open Sunday, October 2nd 1 - 4
This newly renovated home will be open for your viewing on Sunday from 1 - 4 pm. Stop by to tour and see the breathtaking views of the south end of the island. You have to see this to appreciate the ambiance of the setting. Whether in daylight or at night the lighthouse is just a stones throw away with stunning beauty. Features of this home include granite countertops, kitchen island with prep sink, wood cabinets, hardwood flooring, elevator, wood burning fireplace,, four bedrooms with three and one half baths, family room with game room, oversized two car garage with storage and workbench. Welcome to paradise in Florida's best kept secret.. Residents can ride bikes or walk to the beach, nature trails, beach park with jetty, doggie beach, marinas, historic lighthouse, Marine Science Center, and waterfront restaurants..
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Ponce Inlet Grant Received
Did you know that Ponce Inlet received a grant of just under $20,000 from the State Division of Forestry? Yes, they did!! One Hundred and Fourteen Trees have and/or will be planted at various locations.. Genre of trees include sabal palms, hollies, weeping yaupons, upright yaupons and 3 red cedars. The Sabal Palm is the State tree.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
JUST LISTED IN PONCE INLET
Views and More Views... of the Lighthouse and the Ocean. Offered at $629,000, this 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home will be available to view next week. Call PJ Warner for your private showing. 386-290-8195
Monday, September 12, 2011
Riverfront Homes are Selling
Statistics for Sales of Riverfront Homes South of Dunlawton:
2010 Sold Prices $202K - $1 mil
2011 Sold Prices $315K - $1.8 mil
2010 Average $ per square foot $230
2011 Average $ per square foot $240
2010 Average Days on the Market 348 days
2011 Average Days on the Market 333 days
Eight properties closed in 2011 with 3 pending (to date ) compared to 8 total closed in 2010.
2010 Sold Prices $202K - $1 mil
2011 Sold Prices $315K - $1.8 mil
2010 Average $ per square foot $230
2011 Average $ per square foot $240
2010 Average Days on the Market 348 days
2011 Average Days on the Market 333 days
Eight properties closed in 2011 with 3 pending (to date ) compared to 8 total closed in 2010.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Irene Destroys Seven Sea Turtle Nests
Volusia County employees and volunteers combed 36 miles of beach last week to check 300 sea turtle nests buried in the sand. They discovered that seven nests had been washed out to sea and observed that most of the nests had been "washed over," meaning they were covered with water at some point but were not severely damaged.
The wooden stakes and ropes had to be re-established for many of the nests.
Most of the nests in Volusia County contain loggerhead eggs, with several nests laid by leatherbacks and green turtles. The average nest contains about 100 eggs.
The sea turtle nesting season starts May 1 and continues through October 31st. Residents need to continue to restrict the lighting onto the beaches as the artificial lights hinder the hatchlings trek to reach the water.
The wooden stakes and ropes had to be re-established for many of the nests.
Most of the nests in Volusia County contain loggerhead eggs, with several nests laid by leatherbacks and green turtles. The average nest contains about 100 eggs.
The sea turtle nesting season starts May 1 and continues through October 31st. Residents need to continue to restrict the lighting onto the beaches as the artificial lights hinder the hatchlings trek to reach the water.
Ponce Inlet Open House, September 11
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, September 11 1 - 4 pm
86 Rains Court, Ponce Inlet
3 Bedroom / 2 Bath Single Family Home
Views of the Lighthouse
$259,000
PJ Warner
RE/ Max Signature
"In a Tough Market.... Experience Matters"
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Ponce Inlet Veteran's Memorial
The ground breaking ceremony for the Ponce Inlet Veteran's Memorial will be on Thursday, June 30th, 2011 at 11:00am .
Location: Kay and Ayers Davies Lighthouse Park, 4933 South Peninsula Drive.
Location: Kay and Ayers Davies Lighthouse Park, 4933 South Peninsula Drive.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Marine Science Center in Ponce Inlet, Florida
This facility is located at 100 Lighthouse Drive in the quaint seaside community of Ponce Inlet, Florida. So what is happening here?
Sea Turtle Rehabilitation, Bird Rehabilitation, Fascinating Exhibits, Artificial Reef Aquarium, Interactive Displays, Boardwalk and Nature Trails, Observation Tower, School and Group Tours
So when can we go?
The hours of operation are Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 4pm. Sunday 12pm to 4pm.
The Ponce Inlet Marine Science Center offers a wide variety of programs for children and adults. For more information, please call the Center at (386)304-5545.
Sea Turtle Rehabilitation, Bird Rehabilitation, Fascinating Exhibits, Artificial Reef Aquarium, Interactive Displays, Boardwalk and Nature Trails, Observation Tower, School and Group Tours
So when can we go?
The hours of operation are Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 4pm. Sunday 12pm to 4pm.
The Ponce Inlet Marine Science Center offers a wide variety of programs for children and adults. For more information, please call the Center at (386)304-5545.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Daytona Beach Shores Direct Oceanfront Condo
This condo is on the top floor of this 7 story building, Surfside Club, located just south of the Dunlawton Bridge in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida. A two bedroom, two bath unit with a large private balcony overlooking the ocean with big views to the south and north. Enjoy the oceanfront pool all year long as it is heated for your enjoyment. The best part is the price.. $199,950. Close to the Daytona International Speedway, Kennedy Space Center, and all of the attractions in Orlando... Call PJ Warner for information. 386-290-8195.
DIRECT RIVERFRONT IN A PARK LIKE SETTING
This single family home in Daytona Beach, Florida sits above the Halifax River in a lush tropical setting of palm trees. You must visit the property to appreciate the serene setting. Features of this two bedroom two bath home are a stone fireplace, bay windows looking toward the river, drive through oversized two car garage, all closets are cedar lined and there is plenty of room for a pool and outdoor summer kitchen.. $1,599,000 Call PJ Warner for information. 386-290-8195
Please view the virtual tour:
http://tour.previsite.com/u/45B710A1-586C-3CDA-77F4-9B639E3D7DD2
Monday, April 25, 2011
Big River Views on Rose Bay
A private retreat on Rose Bay in Port Orange, Florida, is now listed for sale! This is a lovely serene DIRECT WATERFRONT setting in the Daytona Beach area. Enjoy sunrises and views of the Ponce De Leon Lighthouse. Location.... close to the beach, shopping and activities of Daytona, yet secluded with that Old Florida feel with mature oak trees and tropical plantings. This home has been lovingly cared for with new tile floors, new kitchen with granite and solid wood cabinets... There is a newer roof and new dry wall.. baths are updated... Vaulted ceilings, french doors, oversized garage... Too many upgrades to mention.. This is a must see.. Call PJ for your private showing... 386-290-8195. $499,000
Monday, April 18, 2011
Family Night at the Museum
Experience the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse at night! May 13th is reserved for residents of Ponce Inlet. May 14th is open to the public. Space is limited to 200 participants so it is advisable to register in advance. The historic Lighthouse and museum grounds will be open from 6pm until 9pm with family oriented activities, workshops, and guided tours.
This station was completed in 1887... home of Florida's tallest lighthouse. The beacon has guided ships for more than 120 years...
Contact Mary at rsvp@ponceinlet.org $5 adults $1.50 children under 12 .
This station was completed in 1887... home of Florida's tallest lighthouse. The beacon has guided ships for more than 120 years...
Contact Mary at rsvp@ponceinlet.org $5 adults $1.50 children under 12 .
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Waterfront Open House for Brokers
Calling all real estate agents.... Please Join PJ to tour his Oceanfront Masterpiece, 4479 S Atlantic Ave, Ponce Inlet... Last stop of the Progressive Dinner tonight, Wednesday, April 13th 4 - 7 pm. Wine and Cheesecake!!!
Brokers' Open Progressive Dinner
To all Realtors in the Ponce Inlet area...( New Smyrna Beach to Palm Coast !) . You are all invited to our Progressive Dinner, Wednesday, April 13th, 4 - 7 pm . Bring your business cards to be entered into the CASH drawing. Tour four fabulous Waterfront Homes in Ponce Inlet. Start with appetizers at the southernmost Riverfront home on the island, 4978 S Peninsula. Ending your tour with PJ at his Mediterranean Oceanfront Property for dessert. What a nice way to end your day. See y'all there...
Thursday, April 7, 2011
"It's Time to Buy Again"
"After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is housing," proclaims Fortune magazine, one of the world's premier business publications, in its April cover story.
The article, headlined "The Return of Real Estate," explains that several market forces have created a more promising outlook for the industry. An excerpt:
http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2011/03/28/real-estate-its-time-to-buy-again/
http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2011/03/28/real-estate-its-time-to-buy-again/
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Daytona Beach Shores Celebration April 15 & 16
Founder's Day weekend starts April 15th with Taste of the Shores featuring tastings from local restaurants with live music from 4:30 - 7:30pm. The event takes place at Bellmead Drive between Atlantic and Oceans West Blvd next to city hall. Tickets may be purchased at City Hall for $10 or the day of the event for $15.
Like dancing? Saturday, April 16th check out the "50s Gala Dance" at the Shores Resort and Spa.
Like dancing? Saturday, April 16th check out the "50s Gala Dance" at the Shores Resort and Spa.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Shrimpfest 2011 in Ponce Inlet
Be sure to stop by the Inlet Harbor Restaurant April 9th and 10th! The 13th annual Daytona State College Scholarship Benefit will be lots of fun. $5 Shrimp plates. Live Music. Crab Races. Face Painting. Balloon Clown. Fun in the Sun for the whole family, with FREE parking and FREE admission. Open daily at 11am. 133 Inlet Harbor Road , Ponce Inlet..
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Ponce Inlet Proposed Working Waterfront
The owners of the 16 acres on Front Street in Ponce Inlet are hopeful that someday it could be developed into a mixed use working waterfront with restaurants, residences, boat storage and some light retail. The property is adjacent to Down the Hatch restaurant in town. The Johnsons, owners of the property, are looking ahead to settling the dispute with the town council, which has been ongoing for years. Residents of the town are split on the project, some would like to keep Ponce just the way it is now, with no more development yet others see that some additional light commercial property would benefit the town in revenue and moving on with the times.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Boondocks Restaurant and Adventure Yacht Harbor Sold
Wilbur-By-The-Sea is abuzz today after it was announced that Boondocks Restaurant and the 137 slip Adventure Yacht Harbor marina have been sold.
The new owners, Cheryl and Charlie Roach purchased the property for $1.55 Million from Centurian Capital after Centurian foreclosed on the property owned by Mark May. The Roaches plan no major changes other than a good cleaning, some sprucing up and perhaps some cosmetic upgrading. The staff will remain with long time Harbor Master Jim Boren.
Uncertainty as to the future of the marina drove some slip tenants away in recent years and the Roaches now welcome them back as the 25 acre property now has a bright future.
Cheryl and Charlie Roach, Credit: Daytona Beach News Journal
The new owners, Cheryl and Charlie Roach purchased the property for $1.55 Million from Centurian Capital after Centurian foreclosed on the property owned by Mark May. The Roaches plan no major changes other than a good cleaning, some sprucing up and perhaps some cosmetic upgrading. The staff will remain with long time Harbor Master Jim Boren.
Uncertainty as to the future of the marina drove some slip tenants away in recent years and the Roaches now welcome them back as the 25 acre property now has a bright future.
Cheryl and Charlie Roach, Credit: Daytona Beach News Journal
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Ponce Inlet Restaurants
For folks visiting Ponce Inlet and looking for a place to have lunch or dinner, Ponce has a great collection of funky, off beat ocean or riverside dining spots.
Racing's North Turn:
Direct oceanfront and a virtual museum of the history of NASCAR. Racing's North Turn is actually located on the north turn of old race course in the 40's and 50's where automobile racing matured. The original (pre) NASCAR races ran down the pavement on Atlantic Ave and then turned onto the beach and northward on the sand of the beach. Racing's North Turn Restaurant offers true oceanfront dining on a large outdoor deck,(indoor dining too) live, local entertainment many nights of the week and numerous TV's to catch all the games. Racing's North Turn is as close to a NASCAR museum as you can get and add in great entertainment and delicious food.
Inlet Harbor Restaurant:
A casual dining experience on the Intracoastal Waterway. A tropical, casual experience with an all-weather torch lit deck. Live music many nights of the weeks, from single artists to full bands on weekends. You'll find casual dining on the deck and a full restaurant inside, fresh seafood is their specialty and fun is all around including a pirate ship playground for the kids, a gift shop, fishing charters, full service marina, and a great fishing pier.
Down The Hatch Restaurant:
Originally a Trading Post in 1881 and then a "Fish Camp", Down the Hatch has evolved into one of Ponce Inlet's coolest gathering spots. Live entertainment, casual and fine dining on the shores of the Halifax River (Intracoastal Waterway) and a full service marina including transient dockage make "The Hatch" one of Ponce's hottest spots. The gift shop, bait and tackle shop and fishing charters make Down the Hatch more than just a great restaurant.
Lighthouse Landing:
Enjoy dining in the shadow of the Historic Ponce Inlet Lighthouse at the southern most point of Ponce Inlet. Quirky and Unique describe this experience, overlooking the Inlet and across to New Smyrna Beach. There's plenty of boating activity to watch, Jet-Ski rentals, deep sea fishing charters, para-sailing and a full service marina next door. Dining is casual with a full service bar and very unique atmosphere.
Jerry's Pizza and Tiki Bar:
Everything Italian in a casual, family dining atmosphere. Pizza is the best and other Italian dishes are very delicious. The Tiki Bar is through the door outside and open year-round serving great drinks, tables are under thatched roofs, lush greenery, tiki lamps everywhere...all in a very Caribbean atmosphere. Jerry's is a great "locals" hang out with live music weekends and every "event week". Jerry's is right off Atlantic Ave next to the Kangaroo Convenience store.
These festive restaurants contribute to the atmosphere of Ponce. Please don't let the newly appointed mayor take away the live music which is their livelihood. Let's all be sure to sign the petition to keep the music in Ponce Inlet's restaurants. Petitions are at each location. Thanks for your help..
Racing's North Turn:
Direct oceanfront and a virtual museum of the history of NASCAR. Racing's North Turn is actually located on the north turn of old race course in the 40's and 50's where automobile racing matured. The original (pre) NASCAR races ran down the pavement on Atlantic Ave and then turned onto the beach and northward on the sand of the beach. Racing's North Turn Restaurant offers true oceanfront dining on a large outdoor deck,(indoor dining too) live, local entertainment many nights of the week and numerous TV's to catch all the games. Racing's North Turn is as close to a NASCAR museum as you can get and add in great entertainment and delicious food.
Inlet Harbor Restaurant:
A casual dining experience on the Intracoastal Waterway. A tropical, casual experience with an all-weather torch lit deck. Live music many nights of the weeks, from single artists to full bands on weekends. You'll find casual dining on the deck and a full restaurant inside, fresh seafood is their specialty and fun is all around including a pirate ship playground for the kids, a gift shop, fishing charters, full service marina, and a great fishing pier.
Down The Hatch Restaurant:
Originally a Trading Post in 1881 and then a "Fish Camp", Down the Hatch has evolved into one of Ponce Inlet's coolest gathering spots. Live entertainment, casual and fine dining on the shores of the Halifax River (Intracoastal Waterway) and a full service marina including transient dockage make "The Hatch" one of Ponce's hottest spots. The gift shop, bait and tackle shop and fishing charters make Down the Hatch more than just a great restaurant.
Lighthouse Landing:
Enjoy dining in the shadow of the Historic Ponce Inlet Lighthouse at the southern most point of Ponce Inlet. Quirky and Unique describe this experience, overlooking the Inlet and across to New Smyrna Beach. There's plenty of boating activity to watch, Jet-Ski rentals, deep sea fishing charters, para-sailing and a full service marina next door. Dining is casual with a full service bar and very unique atmosphere.
Jerry's Pizza and Tiki Bar:
Everything Italian in a casual, family dining atmosphere. Pizza is the best and other Italian dishes are very delicious. The Tiki Bar is through the door outside and open year-round serving great drinks, tables are under thatched roofs, lush greenery, tiki lamps everywhere...all in a very Caribbean atmosphere. Jerry's is a great "locals" hang out with live music weekends and every "event week". Jerry's is right off Atlantic Ave next to the Kangaroo Convenience store.
These festive restaurants contribute to the atmosphere of Ponce. Please don't let the newly appointed mayor take away the live music which is their livelihood. Let's all be sure to sign the petition to keep the music in Ponce Inlet's restaurants. Petitions are at each location. Thanks for your help..
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