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Homes Sold in the bay area

$2,100,000

480 Palm Island SE 4 bedrooms, 3Â˝ baths Clearwater Beach in Island Estates of Clearwater: Built in 2008 on a quarter-acre cul-de-sac, this luxury home has a gourmet kitchen with marble counters and designer appliances, master suite with spa-inspired bath, steam shower and sauna, executive office, heated saltwater pool, outdoor kitchen and dock with boat and personal-watercraft lifts. The 3,992-square-foot house was listed at $2,250,00 and sold in March. Coastal Properties Group, Christieâ€™s International Real Estate, Kerryn Ellson

$394,500

525 37th Ave. NE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths

St. Petersburg in Coffee Pot Bayou: This home features an updated kitchen open to both living and dining areas with wood cabinets, granite counters, island with sink and breakfast bar and stainless-steel appliances, original restored hardwood flooring throughout, master bedroom with en-suite bath, new windows, doors, light fixtures and roof, newer A/C, deck/patio area, one-car garage and pavered parking pad. Listed at $399,000, the 1,557-square-foot sold in March. Northstar Realty, Georgia Naruns Janas & Kirby Bryan

$497,000

5015 Oakline View Drive 4 bedrooms, 3 baths Lithia in Starling at FishHawk Ranch: This three-way split-plan home, built in 2012, features whole-home audio, formal dining area, model kitchen with granite counters, 42-inch cherry cabinets, walk-in pantry and large center island with breakfast bar, great room with four-door sliders out to the screened and pavered lanai with fountain and pergola, and master retreat with custom molded ceiling, sitting area and his-and-her walk-in closets. Listed at $497,000, the 3,190-squarefoot home sold in March. Signature Realty Associates, Brenda Wade Team TO SUBMIT YOUR SALE for consideration in this column, please send us a photo of the home plus the address, sale price, listed price, month sold, number of bedrooms and baths, and short description. Submissions may be emailed to bmoch@tampabay.com (put HOUSE VALUES in the subject line) or mailed to: Tampa Bay Times/House Values, Attn: Barbara Moch/ Newsroom Services, P.O. Box 1121, St. Petersburg, FL 33731

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Neighborhood profile

Lakewood Ranch stands out as an example of good planning Water features and meticulous landscaping make The Lake Vista Residences condos in Lakewood Ranch an attractive setting for residents.

BY NICK STUBBS Times Correspondent

Master-planned communities are something special. Before the ﬁrst scoop of dirt was turned at Lakewood Ranch in Manatee County in 1995, every detail of the massive development was planned—the homes, the businesses, consumer and emergency services, medical centers, worship, roads, parks, and schools. And it all worked out splendidly, many would say, something demonstrated by Lakewood Ranch being the third-best-selling development in the United Sates in 2017. “If you build it they will come, and it’s amazing it really has happened,” said Michelle Crabtree, a

broker associate at Premier Sotheby’s International Realty in Lakewood Ranch. Crabtree should know. She worked at a Lakewood Ranch information center in 1998, later doing marketing for the community at a time when there were just 1,000 homes. Today there are some 13,000, and with an area of about 5,500 acres, it’s only about a third developed. The most recent expansion saw it jump the county line into northeastern Sarasota County with the new Waterside village. Built on former orange groves, cattle pastures and timberland, the success of the massive community has been a sight to behold, said Crabtree. “I’ve watched it really explode,” she said. “It’s become very successful.” The reason is no secret: “It’s got everything you want right here,” said Jim McLaughlin, who moved into the Eagle Trace village a year ago to retire. He and his family were celebrating the opening of Bob Gardner Community Park, just a couple minutes

by bicycle from his home. His son and family live nearby in Country Club East, another of the 19 villages in Lakewood Ranch. They’ve been there 10 years. “After a lot of thought, we decided it was perfect,” said Michael McLaughlin. It had great schools, golf, lots to do, and was very family oriented, he added. It helped that it was within an hour of three airports, which was important for his job. Friend and neighbor Kenny Buchanan said his young family came from Boston, and could have moved anywhere in Florida. They chose Lakewood Ranch and the Country Club East village. “There’s a lot to like here,” he said, adding that it particularly works well for families with children. Overall, Lakewood Ranch is a “nice mix” of ages, from working families, to empty-nesters and retirees, said Laura Cole, vice president of Lakewood Ranch Communities. “It’s two Manhattans put together (in size); it’s a town,” she said, though in an informal poll a

The home of Mike and Patt Staley is in the Summerfield Woods village of Lakewood Ranch. Bought in 1998, they are among the master-planned community’s early settlers. The classic styling and front porch were selling factors for them.

Main Street at Lakewood Ranch is a central gathering place for shopping, dining and entertainment. You’ll find stylish boutiques, mini golf, a cinema, concerts, festivals and more in the popular hub.

few years ago, residents rejected the idea of incorporating. It has a hospital and medical district, college campuses, a 305acre urban-style office campus, and a main-street inspired downtown shopping district. There are 55 restaurants in Lakewood Ranch, said Cole. “There are so many amenities, housing choices and jobs; it’s the trifecta of goodness,” she said. Cole said last year’s sales put the community at number three in the nation, but so far in 2018, sales are up 23 percent over the same period last year. Many of those new residents are millennials from Tampa Bay, who like other buyers, can’t help but be impressed by the degree of detail and planning that creates such balance in Lakewood Ranch. It’s something made possible by the fact that the property has had the same owners for generations—the Uihlein family, founders of the Schlitz Brewing Company, said Cole. “It’s the same owners since the 1920s, so you have the vision

and patience, with no short-term horizon and no short-term ﬁnancial considerations,” to steer the project away from the master-planned concept, said Cole. Cole said it is the variety of lifestyles and price points that make Lakewood Ranch such a good ﬁt for so many. With homes ranging from $180,000 to well over $1 million, and each village having its own character, shoppers have lots to see. Many sections are gated; others are not. Some have more lakes and ponds, while others more hiking trails and natural hammocks. All are very walkable, said Cole, and there will be an even greater emphasis on that feature going forward with Waterside, which will have 5,100 homes. Throughout the development there are plenty of new and preowned homes available now, said Cole. Thirteen of the 19 villages have new homes available now, she said, and more than a dozen builders. Mike and Patt Staley are among the early settlers in Lakewood Ranch. They bought their

home in 1998 after returning from Saudi Arabia, where they lived on a 5-square- mile American housing compound for 20 years. Little western-style cities to themselves in the Arabian Desert, they have everything on the compound that residents need, said Patt Staley. She and her husband were awestruck when they found the emerging Lakewood Ranch project and the careful planning that reminded them of the wellplanned compounds in Saudi Arabia. “It had everything—like hospitals, grocery stores and everything you needed, just like overseas,” she said. “It just clicked, and we clicked with the people living here and we’ve stayed friends forever.” Over the years, Lakewood Ranch has become so much more than it was when they settled there, she said, and the couple look forward to what’s to come. The Staleys live in Summerﬁeld Woods, the ﬁrst Lakewood Ranch village, where they say they couldn’t be happier.

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His Generosity Was No Joke Here’s why the ex-UF coach took a $400,000 loss on his house. BY MATT BAKER Times Staff Writer

GAINESVILLE - Jim McElwain and his family didn’t have to accept the offer that became a punchline. At first, they didn’t. They rejected a bid well below the $1.8 million they paid for their Gainesville home in 2015, when McElwain was entering his first season as the Gators’ coach instead of exiting his final one. The house they no longer needed wasn’t even officially on the market. So here’s why the McElwains ultimately agreed to the $400,000 hit – the one that led to digs about taking another loss after a 22-12 run at Florida. Because the family who made the offer has two disabled kids. Because the home’s ramps, lift and wide hallways were perfect for a wheelchair. Because the converted garage would make a great first apartment for a 20-year-old with limited mobility. “Because the McElwains have a good heart,” said their real estate agent, Daurine Wehbe. “No one knows that. No one appreciates that.” Fired Gators head coach Jim McElwain accepted a low offer on his house to help a family with two disabled kids.

The Staab family does. The Staabs ﬁrst noticed something was wrong when Tyler was 7, and his right elbow started ﬂaring out on his jump shot. When his dad tried to hold the elbow in, Tyler’s arm shook. Tyler taught himself to write left-handed, but the problems spread to his other arm. After a battery of tests and trips to specialists, Tyler was diagnosed with dystonia, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary muscle contractions.

Around the time his younger sister, Samantha, turned 7, she began to show symptoms of dystonia, too. Her body twisted. Even sitting in a wheelchair became painful. “We feel like they’re trapped in a cage,” said their father, Rick. “They both were, for lack of a better term, living a normal life with all their capabilities before the symptoms showed up.” The symptoms haven’t disappeared. Tyler, now 20, needs a wheelchair and can’t use the left side of his body. Samantha, 17, has occasional trouble walking. But they’re better, thanks to surgeries, medicine and other treatments. Samantha plays libero on her volleyball team at Oak Hall School. Tyler drives. Rick and his wife, Michelle, were thinking about Tyler’s changes in early November, after he started his second year at Santa Fe Community College. They wanted to give him more independence – maybe an apartment of his own. Their two-story house wasn’t really working anymore, either. Then Rick remembered a place he visited months earlier, for a dinner he bought at a charity auction. McElwain’s mansion. The home was gorgeous, with stone walls, marble columns, a bronze fountain out front and citrus trees out back. More importantly, the 5,600-squarefoot main home was subtly designed for a wheelchair thanks to a previous owner: Open rooms. Wide doorways. Multiple shower heads and rails. Ramps to the pool lanai. The eight-car-garage-turned-guestwing that McElwain used to house a visiting coaching staff would make a great starter apartment for Tyler. He could have the freedom he deserved but still be a few yards away, if he ever needed anything. There was even a wheelchair lift to raise him to the main home. The same features that made it suitable for a head football coach would work for the Staabs’ foundation, Tyler’s Hope for a Dystonia Cure. Donors at fundraisers could enjoy the

bocce ball court and outdoor kitchen that formerly entertained players or boosters. “This solves everything,” Rick said. Rick had only spoken to McElwain a few times since that charity dinner, and he hadn’t heard from him since he sent a keep-your-head-up email the morning after the Georgia loss, just a few hours before McElwain lost his job. But Rick ﬁgured the coach wanted to move on quickly. He didn’t know what the home was worth, or if he could afford it. The McElwains hadn’t even officially listed it. He called their real estate agent, anyway. “I said, ‘Listen, I don’t know what it’s worth or whatever,’” said Rick, the CEO of a medical equipment company. “’But this is what I can do.’” The McElwains said no – until they learned who made the offer. The Staabs heard back from McElwain’s wife, Karen. Let’s see what we can work out. Q Q Q

It has been 2 1/2 months since the Staabs closed on the $1.4 million sale, and they’re not quite settled in. They’re shopping for a round kitchen table to put in the breakfast nook. They’re still figuring out all the switches, like which ones light up trees in blue or orange. They want to turn some of their 14 acres into a lacrosse field. Their youngest child, 13-year-old Luke (who shows no signs of dystonia) loves the sport, and it could be a permanent site for the fundraising tournament for Tyler’s Hope, which has contributed millions to dystonia research since 2006. The adjustment would have been even tougher without more help from the McElwains. When they toured the place before the deal was finalized, Tyler and Samantha mentioned a few things they liked. Some were practical, like pool furniture. Some weren’t. The pool and poker tables in Tyler’s apartment. The UF buggy in the garage. The toilet paper dispenser shaped like a gator.

Tyler Staab Media

Four of the five Staab family members in their new home: Tyler, seated with his leg tucked under him, and Samantha, from left, Michelle and Luke.

The McElwains left them all behind for the Staabs to enjoy. Jim – now the receivers coach at the University of Michigan – and Karen politely declined to talk for this story, so Rick can only guess why they helped his family so much. “I can’t get in their heads, but I can think of a million reasons why to do it,” Rick said. “And all positive.” That’s why the jokes about the McElwains’ $400,000 loss bothered Rick so much. McElwain took a six-figure financial hit, then kept giving to Rick’s two disabled kids – and was ridiculed for it. Critiquing a coach’s on-field per-

formance is one thing. Rick armchair quarterbacks the way you’d expect from someone with a dog named Tebow and a walk-in closet full of orange and blue. “It frustrates me when I go and the offense isn’t performing, or we run the same play (repeatedly),” Rick said. “I just don’t think we should judge people based on coaching.” Because sometimes the losses they take aren’t really losses after all. This story was originally printed in the Tampa Bay Times on 4/7/2018. For more stories like this, visit tampabay.com.

Tyler’s Hope for a Dystonia Cure After Tyler Staab was diagnosed with dystonia in 2006, his family started a foundation to raise awareness of the movement disorder. Since then, the charity has given millions of dollars to researchers looking for a cure. More information: TylersHope.org. Courtesy of Tyler’s Hope for a Dystonia Cure

Rick Staab and son Luke at the 2017 Swamp Shootout, a youth lacrosse tournament hosted by the Staabs’ dystonia foundation.

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BUILDER FOCUS

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Coming Next Week: Land O’ Lakes

Homes Sold in the bay area

$233,500

6612 15th St. N 3 bedrooms, 2 baths St. Petersburg in Meadowlawn: This home, built in 1955, features new professionally installed flooring, stainless-steel appliances, updated main bath, newly refinished in-ground pool, indoor laundry room off the master bedroom, wood-burning fireplace, screened and shaded front porch, newly fenced backyard and utility shed/ workshop with electric, and double gate on the side for boat storage. Listed at $234,000, the 1,315-square-foot home sold in March. Baird Realty Group, Barbara Strickland

$582,500

5926 Bayview Circle S 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths Gulfport in Pasadena Yacht & Country Club: Built on a corner lot in 1989, this open-plan home has an updated gourmet kitchen with granite counters and stainless-steel appliances, grand living room with 20-foot ceilings and dramatic stone fireplace, custom wood and porcelain tile flooring, master suite, water softener treatment system, white vinyl-fenced backyard with pool and four-car garage. The 4,924-square-foot house was listed at $599,900 and sold in March. Century 21 Jim White & Associates Inc., Joseph MacConnell

$82,500

12760 Indian Rocks Road, No. 611 2 bedrooms, 1 bath Largo in the New Atlantis Club: This 872-square-foot condominium, built in 1972, was listed at $84,900 and sold in April. It features a living/dining room combination, galley kitchen with range and refrigerator, a Murphy bed in one of the bedrooms, newer windows, two pools, Jacuzzi area, tennis and shuffleboard courts, outdoor grills, car-wash area, bike racks, a waterfront sitting area and private gated access to Bonner Park. Plumlee Gulf Beach Realty

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Shoppes At Park Place Looking For Buyer The shopping center is facing a $73M foreclosure lawsuit. Scott Keeler | Times

The Shoppes at Park Place, on the old Pinellas Square Mall site, is 97 percent occupied and doesn’t seem in danger of closing. BY SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN Times Senior Correspondent

The Shoppes at Park Place, Pinellas Park, is facing a $73 million foreclosure suit and is for sale.

Faced with a whopping $73 million foreclosure suit, one of Tampa Bay’s largest open air shopping centers is up for sale. Colliers International has begun marketing Shoppes at Park Place, the 500,000-plus-square-foot center whose tenants include Target, Marshalls and Office Depot and many other retailers, restaurants and a movie theater. The shopping center at U.S. 19 and Park Boulevard is 97 percent occupied and appears in no danger of shutting down. Colliers calls it a “trophy asset’’ and a “thriving retail property” in the heart of Pinellas County. But the foreclosure suit and sale listing will likely lead to yet another ownership change of the 42-acre tract whose history reﬂects the tumultuous nature of the retail business.

The Shoppes’ forerunner was Pinellas Square Mall, a two-story, enclosed mall opened in 1974 by Edward J. DeBartolo at a time when developers liked to put a multitude of stores under one roof. But by the early 1990s, two of the mall’s anchors – Montgomery Ward and JCPenney – were struggling as shoppers turned to stand-alone, big-box retailers like Target and Walmart. Ward closed its Pinellas Square store in 1997, the same year the John Hancock Life Insurance Co. bought the mall and launched a major renovation that included a new ice rink and movie theater. Still, the mall continued to lose customers, many opting for the revamped, open air Gateway Center a few miles away. Retailing expert Barton Weitz says the growth in online shopping and other factors spurred the decline of enclosed malls. “People used to do more shopping for entertainment,” said Weitz,

executive director emeritus of the University of Florida’s retail studies center. “Now people are more interested in going to speciﬁc stores and getting their shopping done. These open air stores accommodate that kind of shopping behavior better than enclosed malls because you can park closer to the store where you want to go to.” Moreover, he added, “most of the big stores in enclosed malls were department stores, which have fallen out of favor among consumers.” In 2003, John Hancock sold what was then Parkside Mall to KB Parkside LLC, controlled by developer Robert E. Schmidt Jr. and his wife, Kelly. Numerous storefronts were vacant and JCPenney had downgraded its full-service department store to a dreary outlet center. The mall hung on until 2004 when the last remaining anchor, Dillard’s, ﬁnally closed. Everything but the movie theater was torn down, paving the way for Shoppes

at Park Place. Last year, U.S. Bank sued KB Parkside and two other companies. The suit said they defaulted on a $71 million loan taken out in 2006 and due to be paid in full by January 2017. As of that March, interest and fees brought the total debt to $72.95 million, with interest accruing at $19,491 a day since then. The suit over the loan, which has been securitized, is thought to be among the largest foreclosure suits ﬁled in the bay area. Robert Schmidt, who’s mayor of Belleair Shore, did not return a call or emails seeking comment. In a statement, Colliers said it is receiving “signiﬁcant interest” from potential buyers attracted to the center’s “Internet-proof” tenants, like beauty salons. Colliers did not give an asking price for the property, which includes all parcels except those owned by Target and Chili’s Grill & Bar. The brokerage notes that Shoppes at Park Place is in the center of

Florida’s most densely populated county with 70,000 vehicles passing by daily and nearly 430,000 people living and working within a 7-mile radius. Like Shoppes at Park Place, once enclosed shopping centers in Clearwater and Seminole are now open air. Tampa Bay Center, an enclosed mall that opened to great fanfare in the 1970s, disappeared in 2001 when most of its tenants went to the glitzy new International Plaza. “You can’t afford to build enclosed malls anymore with rare exceptions because the cost of operating them, from air-conditioning to security to marketing to electricity, is just a lot of money,” said Craig Sher, executive chairman of the Sembler Co., which redid Clearwater Mall. “It’s very difficult for indoor malls these days.” This story was originally printed in the Tampa Bay Times on 4/10/2018. For more stories like this, visit tampabay.com.

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Curb appeal & garden Timely Tendings | Invasive Plants Invasive plants are everywhere – maybe even your yard. One common invasive plant is asparagus fern, Asparagus aethiopicus. This Category I Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (FLEPPC) invasive exotic is still sold in stores, but don’t be fooled. Once in your landscape this weed spreads and is difficult to control. To make matters worse, there are small sharp spines along the stem that really hurt when you try to pull them out. This is an evergreen herb, not a true fern. The bright red berries that grow on this plant attract birds who help spread this invad-

Garden Events | Green Thumb Festival Today Green Thumb Festival: Loads of flowering plants, fruit trees, unusual and unique plants, herbs, garden art and accessories for sale at the popular annual garden and greenery fest. Includes “Ask an Arborist’’ sessions, tool sharpening, soil and water testing, Garden Wagon Parade, kids tree climbing, children’s programs, food court, free mulch, free butterfly plants (while supplies last) and 1,200 trees for $5. Free. 9 am - 4 pm today, Walter Fuller Park & Center | 7891 26th Ave. N, St. Pete www.stpeteparksrec.org/greenthumb

TODAY Volunteer at Green Thumb Festival: Help out at the Green Thumb Festival (April 28-29) and receive a free T-shirt, with student volunteers receiving free volunteer hours; help is needed with children’s arts and crafts, distributing plant auction trees, selling small trees, and other areas. Email to linda.seufert@ stpete.org. Free. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. today, Walter Fuller Park & Center, 7891 26th Ave. N, St. Petersburg. (727) 893-7317. www. stpeteparksrec.org/greenthumb/ volunteers. Pepper Fest: Turn up the heat with spicy barbecue, sauces and other hot pepper foods to sample at this festival with pepper plants for sale, pepper eating contest, hot sauce and salsa competitions, a spicy lolly lick-a-thon, whip demonstrations and vendors. $3, 12 and younger free. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. today, England Brothers Bandshell Park, 5010 81st Ave. N, Pinellas Park. (727) 423-8433. www.PinellasPepperFest.com.

Monday-Saturday Blooms and Bouquets Floral Worskhop: Get creative and design a floral arrangement. or other piece, while enjoying beverage and hors d ‘oeuvres or dessert, and take home your finished design. Fee includes use of tools, flowers, container, instruction and food and beverage. Register at Blooms and Bouquets or Wedding Petals Shop Facebook page, or call. 6:30 p.m. Monday, Design, Drink, Dessert Make a springtime arrangement. $45. Blooms and Bouquets Florist and Events, 2502 N Howard Ave.,

Tampa. (813) 586-3041. www. tampabaybloomsandbouquets. com. UF/IFAS Pasco County Extension One-Stop Shop Grand Opening: There will be a variety of activities for the whole family, tours of the new Pasco County “Farmden” and new community gardens. There will also be face painting, music, and free hot dogs and drinks. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Stallings Building, 15029 14th St., Dade City. (352) 521-1254. Pasco Extension One Stop Shop Grand Opening: Tour the Pasco County ‘Farmden’ and the new Community Gardens, with family activities, face painting, complimentary hot dogs and beverage, music. Free admission. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Stallings Building, 15029 14th St., Dade City. (352) 521-1254. Ask a Master Gardener: Pasco County Master Gardeners are on hand for free garden advice for those with garden pest problems, ailing plants (bring sample for diagnosis), or other landscape dilemmas. Free. 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Hudson Regional Library, 8012 Library Road, Hudson. (352) 518-0156. Moonlight Garden Circle: Free. 6 p.m. Tuesday, Botanical Boxes Make a botanical box (small $35, large $45), or just watch the interactive workshop. RSVP at (813) 205-7601. Bloom Garden Shop, 3005 S MacDill Ave., Tampa. (813) 335-4756. www. moonlightgardencircle.com. Pasco Extension Seminar: Pre-registration requested. Free, unless otherwise noted; registration requested. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Adding Edibles to the Landscape Out of the ordinary ways, like hugelkultur, to add edible plants to the landscape. Hudson Regional Library, 8012 Library Road, Hudson. (352) 5180156. pasco.ifas.ufl.edu/events_ calendar.shtml.

er into natural areas where it displaces native plants. If this weed is already in your garden, remove it as soon as possible, making sure to remove all of the roots. Compiled by Theresa Badurek, Urban Horticulture Extension Agent, UF/IFAS Pinellas County Extension Service. For additional landscape and garden information, visit our website at http://sfyl .ifas.ufl .edu/pinellas/ lawn-and-garden/. Join us on Facebook to get regular tips and information: https://www.facebook.com/ PinellasExtension.

Hillsborough Extension Program: Free, unless otherwise noted; registration requested. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Garden of Bright Ideas Austin Davis Branch Library, 17808 Wayne Road, Odessa. (813) 744-5519. hillsborough.ifas.ufl. edu/calendar.shtml. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Begonias Riverview Branch Library, 10509 Riverview Drive, Riverview. (813) 7445519. hillsborough.ifas.ufl. edu/calendar.shtml. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Pollinators Bloomingdale Regional Library, 1906 Bloomingdale Ave., Valrico. (813) 744-5519. hillsborough.ifas. ufl.edu/calendar.shtml. Master Gardener Series: Free. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Begonias Learn propagation techniques and the many varieties of begonias. Free. Riverview Branch Library, 10509 Riverview Drive, Riverview. (813) 273-3652. Dooryard Fruit Find out how to have a fruitful harvest in your own backyard, plus flower show with categories including Floral Design, Miniature, Combination Planting. Lutz Civic Center, 98 First Ave. NW, Lutz. (850) 582-8976. facebook.com/ GardenClubLutz.

Master Gardener Plant Clinic: Free. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Pollinators Learn about pollinators, from butterflies, to bees, birds to bats, and their role in the environment. Bloomingdale Regional Library, 1906 Bloomingdale Ave., Valrico. (813) 767-0258. hillsborough.ifas. ufl.edu. Florida Native Plant Society: Pinellas Chapter meets to share ideas on using native plants and other garden topics; with native plant auction. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Water Restoration Learn how restoration projects have improved water quality, decreased non-native species, and increased native wildlife. Moccasin Lake Nature Park, 2750 Park Trail Lane, Clearwater. (727) 244-0312. www.pinellas. fnpschapters.org. Weedon Walkabout: Learn about the early residents of Weedon Island Preserve on guided walk through coastal mangrove and upland ecosystems. Best for ages 6 and older. Free (registration required). 9-11 a.m. Thursday, Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE, St. Petersburg. (727) 453-6500. www.weedonislandpreserve. eventbrite.com.

Garden Events | Bromeliad Auction Tuesday Bromeliad Auction: Bargains for bromeliad lovers, bid on hard-to-find and unusual varieties at Florida West Coast Bromeliad Society’s live auction; with bromeliad artwork, posters, ceramics, books, along with a silent auction. fwcbs.org. Free admission. 7:30 pm Tuesday, 5/1/18 Good Samaritan Church, 6085 Park Blvd., Pinellas Park. www.goodsam-church.org. Master Gardener Wednesday Plant Clinic and Seed Library: Find out the best way to start a vegetable garden, water the lawn, care for an orchid, or plant a tree, as Master Gardeners offer advice, answer landscaping questions and diagnose plant problems (bring samples), then, stop by the Seed Library for flower or vegetable seeds to take home and grow. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesdays, Jan.-Nov. Free. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, Palm Harbor Library, 2330 Nebraska Ave., Palm Harbor. (727) 784-3332.

Fern Garden Club: Fern Garden Club meeting starts off with brunch at 9:30 a.m., then program at 10 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Container Gardens Add a spot of color to a balcony, patio or garden space, with container gardens. Keystone Park, 17928 Gunn Highway, Odessa. (813) 854-1308. www.ferngardenclub.org. Tampa African Violets: Tampa African Violet Society meets with plant raffle. Free. 7 p.m. Thursday, Easy to Grow Violets Learn simple care tips for violets. Common Ground Christian Church, 4207 N Boulevard, Tampa. (813) 924-2686.

Rain Harvesting Workshop: Learn how save rainwater for landscape and garden use by building and decorating a recycled rain barrel; with rain barrels available for $40, advance purchase. Free (registration required). 10:30-11:30 a.m. Friday, Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE, St. Petersburg. (727) 453-6500. rainwaterharvestingworkshop. eventbrite.com. Pasco County Extension Seminar: Register at Eventbrite. com. Free, unless otherwise noted; registration required. 9 a.m. Saturday, Make a Terrarium Learn containerfriendly plants to create a terrarium. Stallings Building, 15029 14th St., Dade City. (352) 518-0156. pasco.ifas.ufl.edu/ events_calendar.shtml. 9 a.m. Saturday, H2O For People in the Know Proper and efficient irrigation is the focus, with outdoor demonstration; bring sunscreen and a hat. This seminar requires $8 fee. Herb Day: Learn how to use herbs for health, safety and in healing, with lectures like Herbs for Pets, Cooking With Herbs, Medicine Making With the Moon, plus food and tea tastings, plant sale, raffle and vendors. Free. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Acupuncture and Herbal Therapies, 2520 Central Ave., St. Petersburg. (727) 3182505. www.acuherbals.com. Daylily Show & Plant Sale: Florida grown daylilies in an array of shapes, sizes and colors, that thrive in summer heat, to add color to landscapes and brighten garden spot, at Bay Area Daylily Society’s annual sale and flower show; with expert advice on how to grow the blooms. Buy one plant, join the Daylily Society, and get another plant free. Free admission. 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday, Wilcox Nursery, 12501 Indian Rocks Road, Largo. (727) 433-2067. www.bads.us. Pollinator Pots: Instead of giving mom flowers in a vase, personalize your gift by designing and painting a small pot to lure butterflies. Then, fill it with native wildflowers that draw pollinators. $13, $7 children (includes admission). 10:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, Sunken Gardens, 1825 Fourth St. N, St. Petersburg. (727) 5513102. sunkengardens.org.

May 6-May 31 Tour of Public and Private Gardens: Start with an exploration of the blooming

botanical garden. Then, grab a map and step beyond the gates into nearby private gardens. $25 advance, $30 day of. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. May 6, Florida Botanical Gardens, 12520 Ulmerton Road, Largo. (727) 464-4600. flbgfoundation.org. Pinellas in Bloom: A Tour of Gardens: Experience spring in bloom and get inspiration to liven up your home garden, as Florida Botanical Gardens Foundation hosts guided tour of the botanical gardens (starting at 10 a.m.), then, pick up map and travel to Largo, Belleair, Palm Harbor, and Indian Rocks Beach areas for self-guided tour of unique private gardens to stroll at your leisure (from noon-4 p.m.). Tour wristbands and map provided beginning at noon, day of tour at the botanical gardens. http://www. flbgfoundation.org/events $25 advance, $30 day of tour, $20 Florida Botanical Gardens members. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. May 6, Florida Botanical Gardens, 12520 Ulmerton Road, Largo. (727) 582-2100. www. flbgfoundation.org/events. Hillsborough Extension Program: Free, unless otherwise noted; registration requested. 6:30 p.m. May 8, Attract Those Hummers! Seffner-Mango Branch Library, 410 N Kingsway Road, Seffner. (813) 744-5519. hillsborough. ifas.ufl.edu/calendar.shtml. 7 p.m. May 8, Butterfly Gardening Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library, 2902 W Bearss Ave., Tampa. (813) 7445519. hillsborough.ifas.ufl.edu/ calendar.shtml. 10:30 a.m. May 10, Moonlight Gardens Jan Kaminis Platt Regional Library, 3910 S Manhattan Ave., Tampa. (813) 744-5519. hillsborough. ifas.ufl.edu/calendar.shtml. 6:30 p.m. May 10, Cooking With Herbs Town ‘N Country Regional Library, 7606 Paula Drive, Town ‘N Country. (813) 744-5519. hillsborough.ifas.ufl. edu/calendar.shtml. 6:30 p.m. May 14, Master Gardener Open Forum Bruton Memorial Library, 302 W Mclendon St., Plant City. (813) 744-5519. hillsborough. ifas.ufl.edu/ For more gardening events, visit tampabay.com/homes and use the Things to Do search tool. Send submissions to Garden Calendar, Newsfeatures, Tampa Bay Times, P.O. Box 1121, St. Petersburg, FL 33731; or email to calendar@tampabay.com. Deadline is two weeks before publication.

Garden Events | Tropical Hibiscus Sunday, May 6 Tropical Hibiscus Show & Sale: Hibiscus flowers in an array of sizes and types. Browse among the unique color combinations and types for sale not found in the big box stores; experts are on hand to offer care advice for healthy plants with plenty of blooms. Free. 1 - 4 pm May 6 | Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center, 4951 78 Ave. N, Pinellas Park sunsetchapter.org

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Stunning Roof top views Fl Retail Part Lic RE Bkr By Appt 813-774-0444 wb id 616595 Clearwtr 2107 Frederic Cr 3/2/2 $349,900 Open 12-3 Updated, Gorgeous, Split plan High Ceilings 727-481-7997 C21 Champs Dunedin-2036 Jefferson, Open Sun 12-3 Location, Location! Within Blocks of 2 Golf Courses, Pinellas Trail, & Dunedin Fine Arts & Comm. Center. 2/2/2. Asking $246,900 Bremer-Bjurquist 727-734-8823

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OPEN HOUSE St. Pete. Open Sat 11-2 Sun 1-3. $565,000 990 Live Oak Ave NE. 4BR/3BA 2259sqft Gated Placido Bayou. Text 222 to: 727-687-2659 Toby Biondi, Forever Florida Real Estate. toby.letthesearchbegin.com

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WATERFRONT Anna Maria Island. 3 BR/2 Bath/2 CGar. Caged Htd Pool, Spa, Dock, Lift. Vaulted Ceilings. Beach at end of street! No HOA fees. Priced Below Market $749,000. Flexible. Real Estate Mart. 941-356-1456 Lake Property Liquidation Foreclosure Resale $39,900 Before Foreclosure sold for $137,900 Financing Available. Being sold off May 5th! Watch Video: www.LakeLotsCloseout.com 877.712.3650 Florida Waterfront Marketing, LLC. Licensed Real Estate Broker. New Port Richey $185,000 2BR/2BA boat slip, 1st flr crnr unit, kit w/gran. cntrs, travertine shwrs, Fr doors, new AC, prof design, 2clubhs, 2pls, tennis, pvt bch 727-534-4755 Web ID 622267 New Port Richey $690,000 Gulf front, priced $25k below appraisal, 3/3/2 + den, Very modern, fully updated, 3200SF, 60’ deep gulf acc. docks & lift, Poss Seller Fin. Ownr/Brkr 727-845-4000 St Pete 6137 Anchorage Way S. 3/2.5/2 Best Waterfront Views! Minutes to St Pete Beach & Dwtwn. Townhouse built in 2015 w/Private Elevator. $455,000. Paula Haemmerle Future HomeRE 727-254-6436 Treasure Islnd Open 1-4 245 104th Ave#2 Wtrfrt Bldg. Boca Ciega Shores 1/1, Walk to Beach. Furn. 727-687-1950 C21 Champs

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CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR SALE PASCO Hudson $98,000 3BR/2BA Located in Pine Ridge at Sugar Creek Village 1. Corner unit w/FL. room. New kitchen, SS app., paint, flooring. Comm. pool, tennis & more. AS IS sale. Jacqui Johnson, Future Home Realty 727-743-4769. New Port Richey 2/2 Condo 55+. No Pets. Covered Parking, Nice Courtyard. Furnished or Unfurn. Htd. Pool, Clubhouse. Very Friendly. Owner finance. Summer Pricing! $60,000. Must See! 352-346-4062

CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR SALE PINELLAS CLEARWATER - COVE CAY - NEW LISTING FABULOUS WATERFRONT VIEW Golfing/Marina. 1BR/1.5BA, Pool/ Clubhouse. Gated Community. $119,900 Tri City Realty 727-531-6028 /cell 804-7000 Clearwater-ON TOP OF THE WORLD REAL ESTATE OF PINELLAS, LLC On Site at ON TOP OF THE WORLD 55+ Condos 727-799-3417 Opt 1 *************************************** Walking distance to pool! 2BR/2BA Well-maintained second-floor unit close to the elevator. New wall oven & refrigerator. Sold unfurnished, ready for your style. Listing #1739 $69,900 Rare opportunity! 1BR/1BA Ground floor, furnished & move-in ready! Rear patio has a laminated cover & overlooks nature preserve. Listing #5911 $73,000 Across from Golf Course! 2BR/2BA This unit is a spacious 1,400 square feet! Some updates in kitchen. Newer stacked full-sized washer/dryer. Listing #3144 $115,000 Amazing remodel at this price! 1BR/ 1BA Completed in 2018. Stone counters, new stainless appliances, new flooring, new windows. Fresh paint, new lighting, newer HVAC & water heater. Listing #0774 $75,000 *************************************** We have the condo you’re looking for! http://otowrealestateclearwater.com/ phone 727-799-3417 option 1 Clearwater. 2BR/2BA, 1 car covered parking, washer/dryer, new a/c, paint, laminate floors & blinds. All appliances. Encl. porch. Lg storage rm. Pool & tennis. Near beaches. $98,500. 727-771-7263 Seminole $84,000 2BR/2BA Completely remodeled, 1st floor, jacuzzi tub, granite ctops, close to beaches, shopping nearby, lots of parking spaces. Call for more details 727-871-6751 FSBO St Pete OPEN SUN 1-4. 6000 PARK PLACE CONDOS – 2 Condos. 5849 Park St. North, #404 Furnished & 5817 - #310. 2 BR, 2BA, Inside Washer/Dryer –GARAGE! Mary Dickman Jack Collins Realty 727-545-3190 St. Pete Open 12-3 5501 80th St. N. #207 1/1. 5 Towns, Dartmouth Bldg. 55+, 1 Pet Updated, Furn. 727-460-8285 C21 Champ TREASURE ISLAND $259,900. BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2ba/5 car garage townhome. Pet friendly. End unit, vault.ceil., 2 skylights, Scr lanai, walk to beach. 12219 Sunvista Ct E. Owner 727-289-1925; 727-400-9385

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Beautiful & Spacious 3BR 2BA 24x52 + Lg FL Room. V-Siding. Dbl Roof. Furnished. Drywall. Hardwood Floors. All Updated. W/D. 5* Pool Park. Asking $59,900 Share Inc. Others Available. Maint. Fee $170/mo. See Carolyn Holton at #64 (727) 458-5001 Select Real Estate

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Tampa Bay Times | Sunday, April 29, 2018 |

News & Notes NEWSMAKERS

John Skicewicz Named Top Commercial Associate in Tampa Bay Region Belleair, FL – Coldwell Banker Commercial NRT is pleased to announce that John Skicewicz, CCIM, a commercial agent in the Belleair office, has been named the Top Commercial Associate for the Tampa Bay Region in 2017. John has been active in Tampa Bay area commercial, investment, and development real estate brokerage since 1981. This marks the 12th consecutive year that he has been recognized as the company’s top-producing commercial associate in the region. The Thorn Collection Receives Coldwell Banker Society Of Excellence Award Belleair, FL – Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, Belleair is pleased to announce that The Thorn Collection has been recognized with the Coldwell Banker® Society of Excellence Award as well as the Florida 100 distinction award for their achievements in 2017. “The Thorn Collection has earned this prestigious recognition because of their dedication, skills and professionalism,” said Clark Toole, President of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate. Terry Tillung Receives Coldwell Banker International Presidents Award Clearwater Beach, FL – Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate is pleased to announce that Terry Tillung, a real estate agent affiliated with the Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate office in Clearwater Beach, FL, has been recognized with the Coldwell Banker® International President’s Elite award as well as being named in the company’s Florida 100 for 2017. “Terry’s focus and commitment are truly remarkable and have led to her impressive sales accomplishments,” said Clark Toole, president of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate.

Engel & Völkers Names Evan Pedone Top March Sales Advisor Engel & Völkers Madeira Beach today announced that Evan Pedone was named as the top sales advisor for March. Mr. Pedone closed $1.5 million in sales for the month. “Mr. Pedone excellently represents Engel & Völkers’ ideals of exclusivity, competence and passion,” stated Cherie Pattishall, Licensed Partner of Engel & Völkers Madeira Beach. “Mr Pedone is inﬁnitely passionate and knowledgeable about the high-end real estate market.” “I love what I do,” explained Evan Pedone, Real Estate Advisor at Engel & Völkers Madeira Beach. “I have a passion for representing luxury homes and commercial properties and getting them sold.” Tricia Priest Receives Coldwell Banker International President’s Circle Award Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, Belleair is pleased to recognize Tricia Priest for being named in the International President’s Circle Award. “I would like to congratulate Tricia for earning this prestigious award. She is widely respected by clients and colleagues alike for her strong commitment and professionalism,” said Clark Toole, president of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate. The Biltmore Group celebrates with Linda Blackburn Linda has been with The Biltmore Group for a few years now and has been a tremendous asset to our real estate office. Linda works tirelessly with her buyers and sellers in such a professional manor, showing off her years of experience and top-notch negotiation skills. This month brings about Linda’s birthday and 3-year anniversary with us. We would like to acknowledge and thank Linda for being such a wonderful addition to our office. We are proud to have her as a part of our family. Happy birthday and happy anniversary to Linda Blackburn! Information is submitted by readers and published at no charge. To submit your real estate events or announcements, go to www.tampabay.com/newsandnotes. Deadline is 7 days prior to publication.

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