Prepared daily, this report gives you access to properties as they come on the market. Finding a property that suits your needs, time frame, and budget is always our goal.

Be sure to check this page daily, as you will find the most recent listings to hit the market. We also have a large collection of "Coming Soon" listings for your to access.

As buyers search for the perfect property to purchase on Sanibel and Captiva Islands, sellers are also searching for the right buyer to purchase their Sanibel home for sale or Captiva Island property. While price reductions often indicate seller motivation, some price adjustments are simply a reaction to shifts in the current market value of recent comparable sales.

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Wish you could see properties before anyone else? Here they are! There is a lag time between signing a listing agreement and going live in the MLS. Why? It's simply the time involved to take professional photographs, produce a virtual tour, and engage additional enhanced Marketing Media and input the data. Contact us to view any of these Coming Soon and Pocket Listings. 239-472-0004

Pfeifer Realty Group makes moving to and from Sanibel, Captiva, Fort Myers and SWFL easier with all the links and phone numbers at your fingertips. This page is a quick comprehensive list of all service providers that you will need to make a smooth transition from one address to another.

Golfing in Nature on Sanibel Island

The surroundings are part of what makes a golf course special. Pebble Beach offers spectacular Pacific Ocean views, TPC its mountains, Augusta its azaleas, but here on Sanibel, you can enjoy the game in a setting of unusual wildlife and tropical foliage.

Bermuda hybrids are typically the preferred grass for the sandy soil. Palms, gumbo limbos, poincianas, and other exotic trees line the golf courses. Yellow and red canna lilies bloom along the edges of the water, allowing you to enjoy the beauty even while hunting for a wayward golf ball.

For the Horse Enthusiast in Southwest Florida by Amy von Keyserlingk

When we first decided to move to Sanibel, I began dividing my search time between real estate websites and equine websites. I admit, it was tough getting used to the idea that I would have to spend time commuting over half an hour or more in order to see my horse, especially since I like to ride at least four days a week.

There are no longer any horses on Sanibel, and riding on the beach is prohibited. A friend of mine did have a small barn here with three horses and a dressage arena before moving away.

Purchasing Real Estate in your IRA How to buy real estate with an IRA is a common question that investors ask. While buying property in your IRA is similar to a typical real estate transaction, there are some additional steps that must be followed. It's very common to go through a self-directed plan administrator to ensure that all the correct paperwork is processed inside your Investment Retirement Account.

Here are the steps needed to acquire real property in your IRA:

As Realtors on the Island, we hear all of the reasonings as to why homeowners decided to move south to our Barrier Island. For some, they are tired of the long winters and the inability to get outside and enjoy the outdoors. There’s only so many times they are willing to shovel snow from their driveways. For others, they are ready for a change in pace, trading in hectic traffic for our 35 MPH roadways.