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+ 109 acres sell in Palm Coast
NAI Realvest recently negotiated the sale of 109 undeveloped acres at the northeast corner of Belle Terre Parkway and Citation Boulevard for $750,000.
Kevin O’Connor and Matt Cichocki, both principals with NAI Realvest, negotiated the sale, representing the buyer, MM&M Enterprises LLC of La Jolla, Calif.
NAI Realvest principal Thomas E. Hankins, who represented seller BB&T, successor for Colonial Bank, said 60 acres of the tract are useable and designated as mixed-use residential.
+ Exit Realty First Choice expands
Ric and Honora Giumenta, the broker/owners of Exit Realty First Choice, have expanded their business to 23 employees. Their most recent hires are Charles Ehlert, Janet Geddings, Eddie Jensen, Alan Prather, Jimmy Sancehz and Vito Proborszcz. To learn more about a career in real estate, call 246-3161 or email [email protected].
+ Flagler Beach Rotary installs officers, directors
The Rotary Club of Flagler Beach installed its 2013-2014 officers and directors at a dinner on June 11.
The following club officers and directors were installed:
Rotary Club of Flagler Beach
President — Tim O’Donnell
Secretary — Cindy Dalecki
Treasurer and president-elect — Kim Carney
Past President — Sandra McDermott
Flagler County Rotaract Club
President — Travis Lang
Vice President — Jason Moulter
Secretary — Kimble Medley
Treasurer — Candy Bybee
Faculty Adviser — John McNeeley
Interact Club of Matanzas High School
President — Nicole Corder
Vice President — Joannette Gonzalez
Secretary — Monica Lao
Treasurer — Lexy Haines
Historian — Ashley Savage
Faculty Adviser — Tom DeCeglie
At the same dinner, Sandra McDermott, the club’s outgoing president, presented club recognition awards to the following members:
Rotarian of the Year — Roseanne Stocker
Peace Through Service Award — Daisy Henry
Citizen of the Year — Charles Silano
Service Above Self — Tim O’Donnell
+ Home Instead donates $10,000
Home Instead Senior Care on June 7 donated $10,000 to Florida Hospital Flagler. The company made the donation using award money it was given after being recognized by its corporate offices. With this donation, Home Instead Senior Care joins the Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation’s 20/20 Society, a group of individuals and corporations who have pledged to support the hospital.
+ Gregg Pechmann Team opens office
A new mortgage company opened its doors in Palm Coast on June 3. The Gregg Pechmann Team, powered by Success Mortgage Partners, updates clients with weekly progress reports and other tools to keep them updated about their loans’ statuses.
The company is at 50 Leanni Way, Suite B5. Call 202-2277.
+ Local hires
• Dorothy Kelly was hired at WEICHERT, REALTORS — Hallmark Properties.
