DEBRA WELLINS ...bringing luxury and comfort home
Providing exceptional service with integrity and grace is the cornerstone of Debra Wellins’ success. Debra has a knack for connecting the right property and buyer, whether it’s selling a luxury home or working with a first time home buyer. She understands that profitability, effectiveness, great communication and discretion are critical to guiding her clients smoothly through the complex process of buying and selling homes.
Debra has a perfect track record of closing every single transaction. But, it’s the high level of satisfaction expressed by her diverse portfolio of clients and the enduring relationships she develops with them that gives her the most pleasure.
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March 10, 2015
Luxury homes in the Village of Pinecrest are selllng from $1 million to $10 million. One hundred properties are currently listed over $1 million out of 141 total single family homes for sale. At the low end, with an asking price of $1,060,000 ($261/SF) is a 1967 home with 5 bedroom, 4 baths and 4,056 square feet (SF) of living space. […]
March 7, 2015
It’s getting to be slim pickings for single family homes under $1 million in Pinecrest. As of today, 141 homes are on the market, only 41 of them under $1 million. The breakdown is in the chart on the right. The $700,000 – $799,000 price range is the hottest market under $1 million with 15 homes […]
March 4, 2015
The Haper home in Pinecrest is a modern masterpiece in environmental design and lifestyle. It is not simply that they use green materials in their home but that sustainability is their way of life. I met the Harpers while representing them in real estate transactions. David Harper is an innovative environmental architect; his wife Jennifer is experienced in LEED certification. What struck […]
March 3, 2015
Ralph Middleton Monroe, one of the founders of Coconut Grove and the builder of The Barnacle, had a daughter-in-law who was a talented frugal seamstress. (Nowadays we would refer to her as a forward thinking recycler.) Mary Poore Monroe never threw anything away. Whenever the sheets and pillowcases tore, she finely stitched them back to life, turning them […]