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Want to get rich quick selling Florida real estate? Think again - Vimarsana News

Want to get rich quick selling Florida real estate? Think again

Tiago Riberio, 25, paced the lobby of the Four Points by Sheraton hotel in Tampa Saturday night searching for a miracle. He had 24 hours to find someone who could lend him $30,000 to buy a foreclosed property in Fort Myers. “Ask me about a 35% APY investment opportunity” read the laminated sign hanging from his neck. Riberio and 160 others paid $250 a pop to attend an event put on by Tampa Bay ...

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Plan to allow denser development at John's Pass heads to Pinellas County - Vimarsana News

Plan to allow denser development at John's Pass heads to Pinellas County

Approval from county commissioners is one of the final hurdles for a long-discussed plan seeking to rectify a conflict between Madeira Beach and county rules.

Construction mogul's former Belleair home lists for $12.9M | Belleair - Vimarsana News

Construction mogul's former Belleair home lists for $12.9M | Belleair

A massive Belleair estate built by a Florida construction tycoon is now on the market for $12,995,000.

'Selling Tampa' agent celebrates 30th birthday at Ryan Howard's former Bellair Shore mansion - Vimarsana News

'Selling Tampa' agent celebrates 30th birthday at Ryan Howard's former Bellair Shore mansion

Netflix has put the spotlight on the Bay Area with its new reality show ‘Selling Tampa,' which is also drawing new attention to a Bellair mansion once owned by former Phillies slugger Ryan Howard.

Pier owner, Redington Shores accept lawsuit $800K settlement - Vimarsana News

Pier owner, Redington Shores accept lawsuit $800K settlement

Thanks to an insurance policy, the taxpayers of Redington Shores do not have to fork over $800,000 to the owner of the now-demolished Redington Long Pier.