You won’t find my face on a bus bench on McMullen Booth Road or on a billboard on State Road 580—but you will find me deeply rooted in decades of real estate experience (since shoulder pads were a thing).
My real estate journey kicked off in March of 1983 when I co-owned a commercial brokerage, managing a team of 35 agents and staff. Our company owned and operated office buildings and shopping centers all across the Tampa Bay area—yes, I’ve walked the walk in both high-rises and strip malls.
In 2001, I made the shift to residential real estate, aligning with Coldwell Banker, then joined RE/MAX in 2004, where I spent two decades thriving in a culture that matched my entrepreneurial spirit. Fast-forward to today, I’m proud to be with Blake Real Estate—a respected, locally owned boutique brokerage that values service over splash.
Celebrating 33+ years in the biz, I’ve weathered the housing boom, the bust, the Great Recession, a pandemic, and every quirky market shift in between. Through it all, my mission has stayed the same: provide top-notch service, clear communication, and real results.
When you work with me, it’s personal. I'm a full-time agent (no part-time dabbling here), and yes—I answer my phone. I'm hands-on, present, and fully invested in your success from start to finish.
I’ve sold everything from horse ranches to waterfront estates, celebrity homes to those “what-do-we-do-now?” properties. I love solving problems, navigating unique situations, and getting results.
Early to the YouTube scene, I was featured in YouTube for Business by NYT contributor Michael Miller, spotlighted on ABC Action News as a "Featured Agent" and "MLS Expert", and honored to speak internationally on best practices for real estate success. I even developed the CIS Score, a proactive pricing tool to help sellers take charge of their listing strategy. Oh, and I’m proud to be in the RE/MAX Hall of Fame.
Bottom line? I'm not flashy—but I am fiercely dedicated, battle-tested, and genuinely committed to help you reach your real estate goals.
So, how can I help you today?
Monthly Pinellas Market Report
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201 Georgia Avenue, Crystal Beach
MLS # TB846227 | AVAILABLE | $695,000
Discover a decidedly different, custom built home perched on a gentle rise—an inviting retreat that captures the very essence of Crystal Beach living. Coastal charm, breezy comfort, and a relaxed Florida vibe flow through every inch of this thoughtfully designed property. Spend sun splashed days lounging in the free form custom pool, complete with a tranquil waterfall. Host memorable alfresco dinners on the spacious deck. Inside, volume ceilings, abundant natural light, and lovely views from every window create an airy, uplifting atmosphere. Plenty of room to roam with three generous-sized bedrooms, two full baths and a huge family room/flex space. The oversized lot is adorned with Florida native landscaping allowing the enjoyment of beauty without the burden—no grass to mow means more time for fun. And fun is never far away. Cruise the neighborhood by golf cart. Catch breathtaking sunsets over the gulf at Live Oak Park. Cast a line from the community pier. Bike the scenic 46 mile Pinellas Trail. Explore the Greek heritage of Tarpon Springs, savor fresh seafood in downtown Palm Harbor, or sip your way through Dunedin’s vibrant craft brewery scene. Move in ready as a primary residence, holiday escape, or investment opportunity. Zoned for highly rated schools. NO HOA. Homes like this don’t linger—especially when they embody the true spirit of a place. If you’re ready to experience Crystal Beach living for yourself, do not hesitate. Fortune favors the bold. CALL me today for an appointment!
Dunedin Weekly Real Estate Report
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By Adam Dellemonico, Movement Mortgage, Loan Officer/NMLS 1624974, 339-234-2988, adam.dellemonico@movement.com
April 27, 2026 - Last week was one of the more stable weeks we’ve seen in a while when it comes to mortgage rates.
After a stretch of noticeable ups and downs, rates spent the entire week moving in a very tight range, essentially holding steady from start to finish. As of Friday, the average 30-year fixed rate was right around 6.32%, which is still near the lowest levels we’ve seen in over a month.
The reason for the lack of movement really comes down to uncertainty. Most of the focus last week wasn’t on typical economic data, but instead on global developments, specifically the situation involving Iran and how that could impact oil prices and inflation.
Even when we got stronger economic data early in the week, which would normally push rates higher, the market didn’t react much. Instead, everything was driven by headlines around potential ceasefires, negotiations, and whether things were improving or escalating. As those headlines went back and forth, rates followed suit, but only slightly, staying within a very narrow range the entire time.
By the middle of last week, it became pretty clear that the market is leaning toward the idea that things will calm down rather than escalate. That’s part of the reason rates have been able to hold steady and stay off the highs we saw earlier this spring.
Looking ahead, the next big event is the Federal Reserve announcement this week. As of now, there’s essentially no expectation of a rate cut or increase. The Fed is taking a wait-and-see approach, especially with inflation still being influenced by global factors like oil prices.
The big picture here is that while rates haven’t made a big move down, they’ve also avoided moving higher, which has helped create a more predictable environment for buyers.
We’ll continue to watch how things unfold, but for now, stability has been the theme.
Home Value Range AND Equity Estimate
You may be surprised at how much equity you may have in your property. CLICK HERE and answer a few questions. I will email you an estimate based on your answers. This service is complimentary and providing your contact information will NOT subject you to be hounded to sell your property. Just remember, I am always here to help you and to earn your business if you indeed are looking for professional real estate services now or in the future.
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