25 units at rock bottom prices have been secured by the North West Investment firm, with prices set to rise by $3,000 per unit once the initial allocation is sold out. The units are already rented out on 12 month contracts, ensuring investors of an immediate income, and the developments’ on-site management team, who have never seen vacancy rates dip below 98% in three years of management, are offering 2 years’ rental assurance at current markets rates, emphasising their confidence in this highly sought-after development. The residence contains luxury features including two sparkling swimming pools and a state-of-the-art fitness centre; the crystal blue shores of St Pete’s Beach are also only a stones’ throw away. St Petersburg is the 4th most populated city in Florida and this fantastic development is perfectly positioned to give residents the best of both worlds; adrenaline-seekers are only six minutes away from seeing a Tampa Bay Rays home run at 40,000 seater Tropicana field, while those who prefer the quiet life are only a ten minute drive away from Fort De Soto, named America’s top beach for 2009 by Trip Advisor. A state which recovered most resolutely from the 2007 housing crisis, prices are now hitting pre-bust heights in Florida, with condo prices hitting five year highs in 2012 and single-family homes sale prices rocketing up 12% in the last year to $168,000. The rental market also continues to flourish with tenants leasing a remarkable average of 200 properties per day in South Florida’s three major counties, at a median rental of more than $1,200 monthly for a 1,000 square-foot residence. With assured financial rewards for investors and attractions which draw over 57 million visitors a year, the Sunshine State is the perfect place for investors and sun-worshippers alike. Individual units are now available to purchase through Knight Knox International with prices starting at £38,717. To register your interest please contact Knight Knox International on +44 (0)161 772 1370.
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25 units at rock bottom prices have been secured by the North West Investment firm, with prices set to rise by $3,000 per unit once the initial allocation is sold out. The units are already rented out on 12 month contracts, ensuring investors of an immediate income, and the developments’ on-site management team, who have never seen vacancy rates dip below 98% in three years of management, are offering 2 years’ rental assurance at current markets rates, emphasising their confidence in this highly sought-after development. The residence contains luxury features including two sparkling swimming pools and a state-of-the-art fitness centre; the crystal blue shores of St Pete’s Beach are also only a stones’ throw away. St Petersburg is the 4th most populated city in Florida and this fantastic development is perfectly positioned to give residents the best of both worlds; adrenaline-seekers are only six minutes away from seeing a Tampa Bay Rays home run at 40,000 seater Tropicana field, while those who prefer the quiet life are only a ten minute drive away from Fort De Soto, named America’s top beach for 2009 by Trip Advisor. A state which recovered most resolutely from the 2007 housing crisis, prices are now hitting pre-bust heights in Florida, with condo prices hitting five year highs in 2012 and single-family homes sale prices rocketing up 12% in the last year to $168,000. The rental market also continues to flourish with tenants leasing a remarkable average of 200 properties per day in South Florida’s three major counties, at a median rental of more than $1,200 monthly for a 1,000 square-foot residence. With assured financial rewards for investors and attractions which draw over 57 million visitors a year, the Sunshine State is the perfect place for investors and sun-worshippers alike. Individual units are now available to purchase through Knight Knox International with prices starting at £38,717. To register your interest please contact Knight Knox International on +44 (0)161 772 1370.
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