Understanding the Rules Behind Amelia Wharf’s Height and View Corridor Debate
The recent Historic District Council vote on the Amelia Wharf proposal has left many people wondering why the city insists
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A Tax-and-Spend Philosophy of Government: Is It Dictatorial? And Let’s Not Forget the New $20 Million City Hall
Why do our commissioners keep focusing on how to collect more tax instead of how to efficiently deliver services? That
Read MoreVoters Delivered a Clear Mandate on Paid Parking
The results came in clean and decisive on Tuesday. City of Fernandina Beach voters approved the citizen initiative ordinance requiring
Read MoreFresh Value Picks: Standout New Listings in Amelia Island & Nassau County This Week
Nassau County’s real estate market continues to offer a balanced environment for buyers as we move through mid-August 2026. Median
Read MoreOrmond Beach Housing Holds Steady While Bigger Forces Loom
I’ve been watching the numbers in Ormond Beach this summer, and the picture that emerges is one of a market
Read MoreHandling Multiple Offers with Transparency and Professionalism
In a competitive market, few situations test a REALTOR’s professionalism more clearly than when more than one offer lands on
Read MoreWhy the NAR Settlement’s Buyer Agreements Are Making Real Estate Harder — Without Necessarily Helping Buyers
Why the NAR Settlement’s Buyer Agreements Are Making Real Estate Harder — Without Necessarily Helping Buyers I’ve been in this
Read MoreFresh Value Picks: Standout New Listings in Nassau County & Amelia Island This Week
Nassau County’s residential market continues to offer a balanced mix of opportunity as we move through early August. Inventory remains
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Parking and Quality of Life, Part 2 – Why do you think voters oppose paid parking and why would a commission repeatedly move forward?
The problem with repeatedly quoting the same urban planning sources is that it creates a self-reinforcing feedback loop that slowly
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More Parking Supply and Paid Parking Both Feed the Same Imbalance in Downtown Fernandina
Downtown Fernandina already has strong potential for restaurants, bars, and events. The historic core along Centre Street and the blocks
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