- Residential Lease
- 1 Beds
- 1 Baths
- 900 SqFt
4725 Bay Point Road # 257, Panama City Beach
$1,500
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Panama City Beach Listings
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- Residential Lease
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,299 SqFt
2203 Walosi L303 Way # 303, Panama City Beach
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Panama City Beach Real Estate
Panama City Beach, FL is becoming one of the fastest growing tourist destinations in the World, this Gulf Coast vacation destination rivals nearby Destin and 30A as the jewel of the Emerald Coast. With Condos dotting the most active areas of Panama City Beach real estate: the culture, fresh seafood restaurants, and local influence are geared towards easy beach living. PCB homes range from $1mil+ Beachfront Homes, to affordable new developments and even cozy beach cottages. You'll find all Panama City, FL MLS listings below:
Whether you're looking for an 2nd home or a beachside getaway, Panama City Beach, FL has a community that will change the way you feel about your dream vacation home.
Buying a Home in Panama City Beach
Homes in Panama City Beach have a wide variety of price points; buyers can purchase a small older home for around $100,000 or a beachfront luxury home for up to $4.5 million. The array of prices makes Panama City Beach a potential destination for almost any home buyer!
Panama City Beach History
Panama City Beach Stats
Panama City Beach is positioned between Panama City and Destin in Bay County, Florida. This ultimate beachfront community is surrounded by white sandy beaches and the emerald green waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Panama City Beach offers a large amount of activities for guests and residents to enjoy. Shopping or dining at Pier Park or walking the city pier are just a couple of the things this area is known for.
Property Types
(active listings)
Average Price:
$694,105
Total Listings:
2,708
Avg. Days On Market:
27
Avg. Price/SQFT:
$436
Highest Price:
$12,900,000
Lowest Price:
$148,400
Avg. Property Age:
24 YEARS
Basic Statistics
(active listings)
Developer Gideon Thomas was interested in attracting people instead of farming vegetables in this area. Many people disagreed with Thomas, but he saw great potential for tourism in Panama City Beach. He was absolutely correct and the area grew tremendously over the years. In 1971 Panama City Beach was finally incorporated.
Panama City Beach continues to grow, with the addition of the Northwest Florida Beach International Airport, Panama City Beach has, even more, potential for growth. Panama City Beach is a great location for living and vacationing.