Notes from the village.
A small selection of writing from Marie and the firm. Market observations, transactions worth describing, the questions relocation buyers most often ask.
What we saw in Pinecrest in Q1 2026.
Fifty single-family closings, $215.9M in total volume, four sales above $10M, and a median price per square foot of $816. A look at the numbers behind a measured first quarter.
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The schools that serve Pinecrest.
A field guide to the private and public schools families consider when moving to Pinecrest, Florida — Palmer Trinity, Gulliver, Ransom Everglades, Carrollton, plus the public-school options.
From the Northeast to Pinecrest.
A field guide for the buyer leaving New York, Connecticut, or Boston for South Florida. What changes, what doesn't, and what catches new arrivals off guard in the first six months.
When to actually pull the trigger on the move.
A note on the question almost every relocation buyer asks: 'If we want our kids in school by September, when do we need to close?' The answer is earlier than most people think.
Why every Pinecrest builder asks about the trees.
The canopy is not decoration. It is structure. A short note on how mature trees affect everything from variance approval to homeowner's insurance to the eventual resale value of any new construction in the village.
Pinecrest is three places, not one.
A field guide to the village's three areas — North Pinecrest, the Old Cutler Corridor, and South Pinecrest — and why the differences matter more than relocation buyers usually expect.
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