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Discover Bath and Racquet Residences in Sarasota: A Blend of Luxury Living and Racquet Sports 

Sarasota is ready to receive the brand-new Bath and Racquet Residences, a redeveloped and bright community with a historical significance to the city.

What is Bath and Racquet Residences?

This brand-new community is a redeveloped mixed-use project on the old and iconic Bath & Racquet Club located in South Sarasota, near Siesta Key.

The project will include 256 condos designed by Halflants and Pichette Architects, 13 outdoor tennis courts, 16 pickleball courts (12 of which will be indoors), 2 swimming pools, a restaurant, and 22,000 square feet of retail space.

A Rich History: Bath and Racquet Club's Legacy

Founded in 1969, the Bath &…

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Waterside vs. Lakewood Ranch: Why Waterside is the Best Community in Sarasota

Are you considering a move to Sarasota and looking for the perfect community to call home? While Lakewood Ranch often tops the list for many homebuyers, there's an emerging community that might just be the better choice for you: Waterside. Named the Community Lifestyle of the Year, Waterside offers a unique blend of convenience, amenities, and lifestyle that sets it apart. In this article, we'll explore why Waterside should be your top choice, highlighting its prime location, diverse neighborhoods, and the exceptional quality of life it offers.

Location and Accessibility

Proximity to Beaches and Downtown Sarasota

One of the major drawbacks of Lakewood Ranch…

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Sarasota Real Estate in 2024: Q1 Market Update and Forecast

As a top realtor team in Sarasota, we're bringing you the inside scoop on how the real estate market performed in the first quarter of 2024 and what to expect for the remainder of the year. Whether you're a local homeowner or looking to relocate to our fantastic coastal community, this comprehensive market report is a must-read.

Sarasota County Overall Market Trends

Across Sarasota County (excluding Northport and Englewood), closed sales saw a 4% decrease year-over-year, while pricing increased by 2%. Specifically for single-family homes, the median price is now $571,000, reflecting a 4% rise.

However, digging deeper into quarterly data from the past year reveals pricing has…

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