Bay County's, Panama City Beach is best known for its white sand beaches, emerald green waters, and subtropical climate. With an average of 320 days of sunshine a year here, there's plenty of time to enjoy the beaches as well as the many other outdoor activities and entertainment venues. Just a few of our family attractions include water and amusement parks, a zoo, marine park, racetrack, miniature golf courses and more!

Panama City Beach real estate is a natural draw for those seeking warmth, sunshine, and a daily picturesque scene. Pleasant year-round temperatures (averaging 78 degrees) make falling in love with the town especially easy.

Central Bay County has long been the center of business, government, law, and financial services in the region. The pedestrian friendly communities within this area offers workers, residents, tourists, visitors and shoppers a wide variety of exciting educational, cultural and entertainment alternatives.

Bay County was incorporated in 1913 and named after the nearby St. Andrews Bay that surrounds much of Panama City. The bay provides a protected harbor for the growing facilities at Port Panama City, USA.

East Bay County is known not only for its white sand beaches, emerald green waters, and subtropical climate, but also for the growing community that lures visitors in with the beauty of the area, business and educational opportunities, cultural activities, and Southern charm. Bay County East offers a leisurely lifestyle and a booming economy that provides an excellent quality of life to its citizens.

Panama City is known as a popular tourist location year round offering a comfortable climate and friendly atmosphere. Noted most often are its pleasant climate, attractive housing opportunities, fishing and water sports, arts and entertainment, and a pleasing small town environment for raising a family.

The abundance of water and Bay County’s average of 320 days of sunshine a year appeals to residents and future residents alike making Bay County an attractive living environment to a variety of tastes and lifestyles.

Gulf County is located just east of Panama City and is one of Florida's most pristine waterways. The tall dunes and sparkling sands of St. Joseph Peninsula State Park led to our ranking as America's #1 Beach, in 2002, and that natural beauty remains today as an un-crowded family paradise with affordable beachfront and inland homes.

Gulf County encompasses an area of 559 square miles, averages 82 degrees in the summer and 54 degrees in the winter, and has a population density of approximately 24 persons per square mile.

Hidden in the heart of Northwest Florida's panhandle, Jackson County holds pristine natural treasures and a tradition of southern charm and hospitality. It’s a part of Florida that enjoys the benefits of Florida's natural beauty, while agreeing to preserve the very nature of the state.

Residents enjoy year round outdoor activities such as swimming, fishing, boating, water skiing, hunting, golf, hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding.

Walton County, Florida is a vibrant community known for its quiet neighborhoods and bustling business districts. The county is approximately 1,238 square miles; of which 1,058 square miles are land and 180 square miles are water. Estimated population is 50,324. With many community groups and cultural activities, Walton County offers something for the entire family.

Washington County is centrally located in the Florida Panhandle providing residents with an array of choices in shopping, dining, recreational, and employment opportunities. Excellent schools and medical facilities are available and parks and recreational areas are abundant. The county is rural and covers approximately 391,040 acres, of which 16,448 are fresh water and 374,592 are land with an estimated population of 21,000.

Washington County is a great place to settle in and enjoy a family-oriented lifestyle, while still retaining the charm of small town and rural living.