Nick Herron
Web-site:http://www.caseykey-real-estate.com/
Nick Herron has been working with clients interested buying and selling real estate in Sarasota, Venice and Sarasota’s Barrier Islands for twenty years. His wife, Kathleen has been working with him for the past six. They have seen Sarasota grow from a sleepy little town into a thriving cultural center, just as they’ve seen the changes that have come to Sarasota’s barrier islands. They offer that wealth of experience to every client they work with.
Nick was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, and graduated from Indiana University in Bloomington with a BS in Business and Marketing. In 1982 he took a job as the National Sales Manager for a flooring company and was quickly promoted to Vice President of Sales, a position that brought him to Florida.
Nick’s new job allowed him to live anywhere, as long as he was near an airport. He spent time exploring the state that had become his adopted home, and from all that was available, he chose Casey Key. He had fallen in love with the barrier island’s “Old Florida” lifestyle and the opportunities it afforded him to pursue his passions for boating and golf.
By the late eighties, he had decided he had traveled enough. He also realized, after buying and selling a number of homes that he was doing better in real estate as he was in sales. He decided to share his love of the barrier islands and Sarasota with others wanting to live the Florida dream and obtained a real estate license. He went to work for RE/MAX because he felt – and still does – that the company offers both its clients and its sales staff a better deal than other companies – and Nick is man that knows a good deal.
Beach, Bay or Back Nine...Live the Dream
The Herron Group
RE/MAX Alliance Group
2000 Webber Street
Sarasota, FL 34239
941-350-5035
e-mail: nickherron@comcast.net
http://www.caeykey-real-estate.com
A company from Evansville, Indiana is in the process of dredging Stump Pass. Stump Pass is at the South end of Manasota Key. They are taking the dredged up sand and adding it to Palm Island and some on Manasota Key. Sent from my BlackBerry Smartphone provided by Alltel
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