St. Augustine Florida Condos
Windjammer Condominiums

St Augustine Florida is the county seat for St. Johns County. Most St Augustine condos are located somewhere in St. Johns County. The majority of which are beachfront condos at St. Augustine Beach. Crescent beach and Vilano Beach are two other popular locations for condos in Saint Augustine. There are some condos in the historic area of St Augustine. During the past few years, investment property, Florida real estate, and beachfront condominiums all along the east coast of Florida have became a popular for the baby boomer generation and retirees. The historic section of St Augustine adds to the popularity of our area, and our laid back atmosphere is often is preferred over skyscraper condos in other areas. With the slowdown in the real estate market almost anyone can afford a vacation condo at St Augustine beach.
 

Crescent Beach Condominiums

Crescent Beach Condominiums are some of the most beautiful waterfront condos in St Augustine. Most people think of Crescent Beach as areas that include Butlers Beach, Summer Haven and a few other areas between. Crescent Beach is an area with lots of waterfront condos and very few commercial buildings. I remember when the first condo was breaking ground at Crescent Beach. My father and I were casting for fish in the surf. He mumbled some negative comment about how one day our beach is going to be another Daytona Beach. Well, he was wrong. Crescent Beach has maintained its small, summer village feeling despite the many condominiums. The founding fathers saw what happened in Miami and Daytona Beach and made plans to keep Crescent Beach condominiums under control. One of the best rules implemented was a height restriction of 35 feet. At Crescent Beach, you won't see a 600 foot skyscraper right on A1A. There are several beach access points and plenty of boat ramps at Crescent Beach. There are also two state parks in the area. Crescent Beach homes also have a height restriction of 35 feet.

Saint Augustine Beach Condos

North Florida Foreclosures

Florida condominiums are usually a vacation home or an investment property for most people. It's not surprising that if an owner has to choose they will usually let condo go into foreclosure instead of there home. North Florida foreclosures are make up a lot of the real estate sales in north Florida. Many successful real estate investors have stated they make there money is when they buy property not when they sell. If your thinking of buying a home in Florida or a condo, now might be the time to buy. Seaside homes and other waterfront property are becoming affordable with foreclosures becoming more common. Your opportunity to buy Florida oceanfront real estate  is the best its been in a long time.