Communities

Originally known as Schroeder-Manatee Ranch, the current day Lakewood Ranch community began its transition into a master-planned residential development back in 1994. 

Today, the Lakewood Ranch community is home to over 30,000 residents at an average age of 45 (2017 data) and features top-rated schools, top golf and country clubs, thriving community centers, sports facilities, a polo club and now ranks top Florida retirement destination in the country. 

Sarasota homes! Sarasota is a booming small city on Florida's west coast.  Located just an hour south of Tampa, Sarasota is best known for its top-rated Siesta Key Beach, its rich arts and theatre performances as well as its connection to the famous circus-performing Ringling family.  

Sarasota offers its residents a high quality of life with year-round outdoor activities, a strong and growing employment market as well as quality healthcare from top-rated area hospitals. The population of Sarasota is approximately 54,000 persons (total Sarasota county population is roughly 380,000). 

Bradenton is located on the West Coast of Florida, just south of Tampa Bay. With year-round sunshine, a warm tropical climate and water temperatures averaging 80 degrees, you’ll find the Bradenton Area hard to resist. Whether it is golfing at one of the dozens of challenging area courses, shopping at the variety of outlets, shops and boutiques, fishing, boating or simply just sitting back and enjoying a spectacular Gulf of Mexico sunset, there is truly something for everyone to enjoy in our island paradise.

Population 50,672 per U.S Census.  RCL & Co. 

Parrish is one of the best-kept real estate secrets in Southwest Florida regional housing market.  Most house hunters in Manatee County set their sights on listings located west of I-75; doing so results on missing out on the great opportunities that growing communities such as Parrish have to offer.

Life in Parrish will appeal to families, professionals and senior citizens alike.  This is a quiet and pleasant community with rich historical roots.  The earliest settlement of Parrish dates back to the Land Grant and the Second Seminole War; back then the area consisted mostly of citrus farms and plantations.  While cities such as Sarasota and Bradenton underwent massive development in the 20th century thanks to their seaports and shipping routes, neighbors in Parrish enjoyed a more tranquil life.