Almira TeamatRealty Hub
Gulf Coast real estate, St. Petersburg to Fort Myers
Buy, sell, or invest on Florida's Gulf Coast
Meet
Alexander and Ksenia
Two REALTORS® with Realty Hub covering the coast from Pinellas County down to Lee County. We check flood zones, insurance, and the numbers before you commit, and we work with buyers in person or by video from wherever they live.
Alexander is guiding buyers and sellers in South West Florida, with a focus on luxury waterfront and investment properties.
Ksenia specializes in relocation, renovation, fix-and-flip, DSCR, long term investment properties and new-construction sales for buyers moving to St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and the surrounding Gulf Coast communities.
Where We Work
Eight towns, north to south, about two hours by car end to end. Read the guide before you book a showing.
St. Petersburg
Pinellas County
A walkable downtown on Tampa Bay with museums, a working waterfront, and housing that runs from 1920s bungalows to new high-rise condos.
Clearwater
Pinellas County
A Gulf-front city with a well-known beach on a barrier island, a mainland of established neighborhoods, and a large stock of condos.
Sarasota
Sarasota County
A bayfront city known for its arts scene and the barrier islands just offshore, with everything from downtown condos to golf communities inland.
Nokomis
Sarasota County
A small coastal community between Sarasota and Venice, with quiet beaches on Casey Key, bayfront homes, and access to the Legacy Trail.
North Port
Sarasota County
A large, fast-growing inland city with newer homes, many on quarter-acre lots, and a master-planned district around Wellen Park.
Port Charlotte
Charlotte County
A community on Charlotte Harbor laced with boating canals, where many homes have a dock in the back yard.
Cape Coral
Lee County
A city built around roughly 400 miles of canals, with a large supply of waterfront homes and steady new construction.
Fort Myers
Lee County
The Lee County seat on the Caloosahatchee River, with a historic downtown, riverfront condos, and many gated and golf communities.
News and Video
Short, practical notes on buying, selling, and investing on the Gulf Coast: taxes, flood zones, insurance, and the market.
Why your property tax bill won't match the seller's
Florida resets a property's assessed value after a sale. Here is how to estimate the bill you will actually pay, whether you are moving in or renting the place out.
BuyingBuyingRead moreFlood zones: what to check before you make an offer
On the Gulf Coast, the flood zone and elevation of a house can change its monthly cost more than the interest rate. Five things to look up before you write an offer.
SellingSellingRead moreSeven things to do before you list a Gulf Coast home
Most delays in a Florida sale trace back to insurance, permits, or paperwork. A short checklist that makes your home easier to buy.
Work With Us
Tell us where, roughly how much, and when. One of us will call or write back within one business day.