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Do you live in Florida or North? Where do you think is the next hot North State?

I hear you! While Brightline could help reduce long-distance car travel, it's true that commuter rail might not directly solve local traffic issues. The frequent road closures for the train could lead to more backups, especially in busy areas. It's definitely a balancing act between improving public transportation and managing daily traffic flow.

@@staugustineliving Europe figured it out

@@daveassanowicz186 European cities are much larger, like New York or Chicago and offer a lot more in public transport such as buses, light rails, and trams. St Augustine is small and the traffic we experience day to day is not necessarily going to be elevated by a rail from Cocoa to Jax. I would think a local bus system would do a better job or a people mover where you could park in lots outside the city to gain access to the downtown area. They did this in Jersey City.

@@unclebuck9711 well pickleball is important 😉

Crashing? Where do you live?

It definitely gets busier at certain times of the day. Which area was your inspection in? I like Palm Coast too - I was there earlier today. Both areas have their pros and cons, just like anywhere else I guess.

@@kimdevlinteam Hi Kim, up towards Vilano Beach. Great video and info by the way. I guess everyone is out shopping and going to Doctor appointments lol. Definitely not going to the beach this week! I live out in gods country surrounded by farms with zero traffic. Stay well and busy! 😄

Looking forward to seeing you and Kristie in a couple of weeks.

They really should be but not everyone does. In my experience, cats are usually left home but I don’t agree with it because it becomes our responsibility to ensure the cats don’t get out. It’s good that you took your cat with you. Buyers appreciate it too.

That's a first. In general carpet is fine, but buyers usually do not like the idea of living with someone else's old carpet and buyers rarely like carpet in the main living areas.

@@daniahernandez7019 talk about what job?

@@SamMartinez65 thank you so much. I’m glad they are helpful. Let me know if you need some help!

@@stephenlacher587 people love it. I do too. It’s great in Florida.

Just out of curiosity, how many homes have you bought and sold?

Thank you!

Did you find some shark teeth. This by far my fave beach, hope you enjoyed it.

@@kimdevlinteam yes I found a lot of

@@SavannahKelch Awesome!

Yes, it is.

You’re welcome. Congrats!

Thanks!

It's on Anastasia Island in St Augustine Florida. Here's a link: yourkeytostaugustine.com/104-cedar-ridge-cir/

@@staugustineliving

Can you be more specific? What type of store would this be?

@@kimdevlinteam interior design store

Thank you!

Thank you 🙏

Thank you so much. Desantis has until July 2nd to veto.

You think he will?? p.s. you did a really good job with this video. If De Santis could hear it this way, he would veto. What happened in my hometown was not good. I filed an appeal which is still under consideration.

@@bobt8785 Thank you! You have no idea how much I appreciate that. As for SB280, I certainly hope he does. He has 12 days left to veto it. It just doesn't make any sense. Are you in Florida?

Kim, looks like your pulling late hours, else early starts! :) Yes, I’m in Florida. Caveat: in DC at this moment for work, home is in Florida. Small town on the beach. Counting on this to get vetoed. If it’s briefed to him as “tourist and economy”, he’ll sign. If it’s briefed to him as “dismantling residential neighborhoods and edging out family”, he’ll veto. I’m fine with STRs next door for a young couple with children and a door key from a realtor or owner, the way it used to be. But not four car loads of spring breakers with an entry code. AirBnB (out-of-town virtual realtor) is the problem. Serious problem.

@@bobt8785 Couldn't agree more. We have some wonderful local property managers. They do a great job vetting the guests. We will see what happens. Appreciate your comments. Thanks again for watching!

Lucky you.

Where are you in Palm Coast? This doesn’t sound accurate

@@staugustineliving Indian Trails section. I door dash all of Palm Coast and see the rapid decline from just 5 years ago. Getting just like Long Island.

@@CMichaels56 Florida definitely changed due to Covid so yes things are a bit more crowded. Indian Trails tends to be a desirable area for schools and I know a lot of families are looking in Palm Coast now for it's affordability. I don't see the area ever going back to what it was 5 years ago. There are a lot of positives though. I love all of the trails and how easy it is to just be outside.

I lived close by to where you’re at. I do agree this town is overrun by way too much growth way too soon. My parents have said in just the last 3 years traffic is out of control and takes way too long to cross town, it’s almost way too difficult to go to the beach as well. Idk about weed or the smell, I didn’t have that issue, but I will agree on everything else. I think this town needs to stop making all this growth without making sure it has the proper attention to hold that many people. Took me forever to get a low paying job because i was constantly competing with all the new people coming in. Thats just ridiculous to me.

I love this so much. Thanks for sharing. I agree, I find driving there relaxing and I absolutely love all of the trails.

Not the pslmcost in gl

Settling cracks are normal. The pre-slab inspection I'm referencing wouldn't be an engineer review, it would be to inspect the slab preparation prior to the cement pour. How wide is the crack that you have in your garage?

I have it in the house from kitchen to bath2 to bedroom 2 which is the entire width of the house. Also entire width of the garage. Some areas are 1/8th of an inch and some 1/16th. The builder is not approving our request for independent review of the cracks.

@@shome108 Wow! Is it cracking your interior flooring? Who is the builder?

In the house the flooring has not been installed yet and we have requested independent third party review which has not been approved. May I send you an email with the builders name. I can include pictures as well.

What has the feedback been on price?

100%

Yep! That odor is hard to get rid of.

I bought a smelly house, saved me a bundle.

@@Gukworks It's not for everyone but good for you.

@kimdevlinteam I knew the smell was coming from the water damaged kitchen cabinets and residue of pets in the oak floors, the seller had removed all the carpeting. After ripping out the cabinets, sanding the floors and painting all the walls the smell is gone. One closet I can still smell a hint of "old house" smell, but that's it.

@@Gukworks a little sweat equity goes a long way. Glad you were able to get rid of most of it.