LINDSAY IS THE MANAGING BROKER OF THE PALM COAST OFFICE SINCE OCTOBER 2005 IN THAT TIME HE HAS DEDICATED HIMSELF TO HELPING HIS AGENTS ACHIVE THIER GOALS. CUSTOMERS ARE HIS PRIORITY AND HE STRIVES TO MAKE IT HAPPEN, GUIDING HIS AGENTS TO MAKE THE BEST DECISIONS FOR THIER CUSTOMERS. RECENTLY TRAINED AS A (CDPE) CERTIFIED DISTRESS PROPERTY EXPERT LINDSAY IS CONDUCTING MONTHLY SEMINARS TO HELP GUIDE DISTRESSED SELLERS THROUGH THE PROCESS OF KEEPING THIER HOME OR SELLING IT SHORT.



History.

The History of Palm Coast, Flagler County, Florida Palm Coast, Flagler County Although not born as a city until 1999, Palm Coast was conceived in 1969 when ITT Corporation bought several thousand acres of land in Flagler County. Over the next several years, a resort hotel, marina, tennis center, and 4 golf courses were built. The community grew modestly to a population of 18,556 by 1990. As a Planned Unit Development (PUD), Palm Coast is ideally designed. Each section consists of roads beginning with a common letter of the alphabet.  
                   
An ambitious 20 year project named Town Center broke ground in 2005. Town Center will consist of over 1500 acres of mix use development, including residential, business parks, service, retail, restaurants, and entertainment. Currently being home to a SuperTarget, Pet Smart, Books-A-Million and more. Other projects under development are Cobblestone Village at Palm Coast, City Walk, and Palm Coast Park. Cobblestone Village will be anchored by a Belks department store, and Lowe`s. Palm Coast is ideally situated along the Atlantic between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, each just one half an hour away. Orlando is less than 150 miles away while Jacksonville can be reached in one hour.          
     
Average Daily Highs and Lows for Palm Coast, FL Month High Low January 68 46 February 71 48 March 76 54 April 81 59 May 86 66 June 90 72 July 92 74 August 92 74 September 89 73 October 83 65 November 76 56 December 71 49