The city of Destin, Florida, has grown from a tiny fishing village into a premiere vacation spot on Florida's Emerald Coast.
National Association of Home Builders CEO argues the pandemic has led to consumers changing their preferences for homes, opting for new homes that can be modified to include outdoor space and a gym., was once a tiny fishing village that has become a premiere vacation spot on the state's famed Emerald Coast.
The town of 12,000 people is known for its white quartz crystal beaches and holds a quaint feel despite drawing in enoughVisitors on a beach in Destin, Florida. listed for sale at a median price of $599,000, data from Realtor.com shows.This Destin home is listed for $2.3 million.
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