Largo Florida Need info (Tierra Verde: sale, for rent, to buy)

[Shores9]

Originally Posted by summergal

I hope so too. It would be nice to have a "walkable" beach with little shops and cafes along the way, maybe even live music at night... Clearwater sure needs some "life". lol

Summergal - I've been digging into some of my beach and intercoastal shots and think I'll post a series. Keep an eye on Florida pics in the next few days.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS
shores9

[summergal]

Originally Posted by Shores9

Summergal - I've been digging into some of my beach and intercoastal shots and think I'll post a series. Keep an eye on Florida pics in the next few days.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS
shores9

excellent!! your photography is so good i'm sure there are many who will love seeing it it really makes you take a step back and see what a beautiful place this is.

[Edvard]

I do Lover her photos.

[behappy]

Shores9 please keep ypur photos on this post. Thay are great!

[behappy]

Thanks for the info on zip 33770 I think Largo is going to improve in the next 5 years due to its location. If the city of Largo will do its part in promoting and changing the city.

I need to find the closest beach enterance from Largo.

Thanks..

[Shores9]

Originally Posted by behappy

Thanks for the info on zip 33770 I think Largo is going to improve in the next 5 years due to its location. If the city of Largo will do its part in promoting and changing the city.

I need to find the closest beach enterance from Largo.

Thanks..

BeHappy There are several access points to the beach along Gulf Blvd, the problem is more parking than anything else. The nearest or most convenient one depends on what bridge you use to cross the intercostals, Belleair Beach Causeway or Indian Rocks Causeway. Depending on where you settle in Largo one may be more convenient than the other.

As for the pics I’m glad you like them and hope they were helpful. I would be happy to post a pic of a specific location if I have it (if not I’ll try to get it next time I in the air).

In general I’m trying to keep my shots on the “FLORIDA PICs” thread so that they are available to everyone on one thread.

Best of Luck and Happy Holidays
Shores 9

PS agreed on Largo improvement

[HolidayFL]

There are more people moving out of Pinellas County than moving into Pinellas county which might give you a hint as to what locals think of it. Our local new state there were over 16000 houses for sale in Pinellas county and only a little over 800 of them sold last month. The roads in Pinellas County are usually gridlock. The area is very crowded. Home prices are also high in comparison to some other areas. If you go up one county to Pasco County you'll have beaches, less traffic, lower taxes, access to major airports and highways, and save quite a bit of money.

[Muggy]

Originally Posted by HolidayFL

There are more people moving out of Pinellas County than moving into Pinellas county

Is this your opinion or do you have a valid source for this information?

[Shores9]

Originally Posted by HolidayFL

There are more people moving out of Pinellas County than moving into Pinellas county which might give you a hint as to what locals think of it. Our local new state there were over 16000 houses for sale in Pinellas county and only a little over 800 of them sold last month. The roads in Pinellas County are usually gridlock. The area is very crowded. Home prices are also high in comparison to some other areas. If you go up one county to Pasco County you'll have beaches, less traffic, lower taxes, access to major airports and highways, and save quite a bit of money.

No doubt its cheaper in Pasco (not by much) but don't you think there's a reason for that. And have you tried to get insurance in Pasco its near impossible excepting Citizens. Not to mention commute times if you’re going south to Tampa

There’s also a reason why there’s congestion and higher prices in Pinellas – that because there’s more demand and desire to live in these locations

[behappy]

Originally Posted by HolidayFL

There are more people moving out of Pinellas County than moving into Pinellas county which might give you a hint as to what locals think of it. Our local new state there were over 16000 houses for sale in Pinellas county and only a little over 800 of them sold last month. The roads in Pinellas County are usually gridlock. The area is very crowded. Home prices are also high in comparison to some other areas. If you go up one county to Pasco County you'll have beaches, less traffic, lower taxes, access to major airports and highways, and save quite a bit of money.

Okay? What town in Pasco County do you think would be better than Largo?