Panama City - Office Building and adjacent land available

Price: $1,500,000

2110 W. 23rd Street City
Panama City, Florida 32405

Here's a unique commercial opportunity in Panama City in a High traffic business district.

Currently the building and lot are one Parcel ID and may be sold separately or as one for best price. The owner will divide for separate sales.

The building was last renovated in 2001 and all municipal services available.

See mls# 385788 for lot information.

*** Full marketing package available on request ***

All sizes approximate, please verify if important. 100% owner financing available, contact me for details.

For more information on this or other Panama City Florida Commercial Real Estate investments, contact me directly: (850) 774-6582 or visit me at Panama City Florida Real Estate and search for other properties in Bay County, Florida using my customized MLS.

Jennifer Mackay

Keller Williams Success Realty

New Bay County School Maps at Panama City Real Estate!

I have received an quite a few suggestions and requests for additions to the Bay County Schools section of my web site. A big thank you to everyone for contributing!

To continue my policy of providing the finest, most complete information on the Panama City area I am pleased to announce a newly designed Bay County School page. Each school is conveniently marked on the map with the address and phone number for your convenience.

You can now easily locate the nearest Bay County Elementary, Middle and High School your children will be attending.

Keep the suggestions coming folks, and I'll continue to provide you the finest Panama City and Panama City Beach Real Estate information to make your purchase and relocation as successful and easy as possible.

Panama City is one of the best 'Green' cities...

Country Home magazine, in conjunction with Sperling's BestPlaces, has recently revealed that Panama City/Lynn Haven is one of the best 'Green' cities in the United States.

"The Best Green Places study, which is based on data discovered by Sperling's BestPlaces, examines 24 data metrics in 5 major categories -- including air and watershed quality, mass transit usage, power usage, farmers markets, organic producers, and number of green-certified building."

As gas prices rise, home buyers have become more interested in exploring a green lifestyle.

Read the full article here.

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