When browsing condominium listings in Florida, you may encounter units with identical floor plans described inconsistently as a “one bedroom plus bunk room” or a “two bedroom.” This discrepancy can confuse buyers, and renters. To clarify whether a condominium with a bunk room should be classified as a one-bedroom or two-bedroom unit, we’ll examine two examples with identical layouts: a 907-square-foot unit at Shores of Panama and an 862-square-foot unit at Majestic Condominium, both in Florida. We’ll also reference the Florida Building Code (FBC) to provide clarity on bedroom requirements for condominiums.
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Numerous news stories have highlighted the issue of special assessments for condos in Florida. In Panama City Beach, these assessments are typically less severe than those in South Florida. This disparity largely stems from the age of the buildings and the fact that many are used as secondary residences, where owners generally have greater financial resources compared to those with primary residences.
Panama City Beach was thrust into an icy ordeal today as snow, an anomaly in Florida, blanketed the area. The local Sheriff issued a clear request: Please Stay Home. However, the locals of Panama City Beach had other plans, leading to a small mess at the Hathaway Bridge.
Get ready, Panama City Beach! Topgolf, known for its innovative approach to golf entertainment, is preparing to open its first venue in the Florida Panhandle this summer of 2025.
Panama City Beach kicked off the year with its first council meeting, where public input took center stage. The meeting saw an overflow of Bahama Beach residents at City Hall, eager to express their views during the public comment session. The main contention was the proposal for low-speed vehicle (LSV) parking, a contentious topic within the community that sparked over an hour of debate. Next meeting is on January 16.
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. — The iconic McGuire’s Irish Pub, renowned for its warm and inviting atmosphere, is gearing up to open its doors in Panama City Beach. The restaurant, which has been a staple in Pensacola and Destin, is now setting its sights on the old Boar’s Head building on Front Beach Road, a location that has been vacant since Hurricane Michael wreaked havoc in 2018.
Casago, known for its superior vacation rental management services, and Vacasa, a dominant force in North American vacation rental platforms, have formalized a merger agreement. Under this agreement, Casago will purchase all publicly held shares of Vacasa at $5.02 per share, with possible adjustments outlined in the merger contract.
The merger aims to address scaling challenges Vacasa has faced. Despite traditionally successful rollup strategies in other industries, Vacasa struggled with inefficiency and high costs from acquiring local property managers. The question remains whether merging with Casago, which employs a franchising model, will provide the necessary scale and efficiency.
In a comprehensive review for the upcoming year, we delve into the 2025 Condominium Association Dues for condos in Panama City Beach, Florida, as the number of condominiums under scrutiny continues to grow.
How will this impact short term condo rentals in Panama City Beach?
Under a new rule set to take effect in 2025, short-term rentals and hotels in Panama City Beach are required to advertise the full price of their services upfront.
In California’s MLS services, it is simply forbidden to list a bedroom if it does not qualify as one.