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 Apopka, Florida real
estate -
Whether you’re
buying or selling a home in Apopka, Florida,
CENTURY 21 Solutions Realty has the marketing,
services and trained professionals to assist
you.
Buying Apopka, Florida Real Estate -
If you are
considering buying a home in the Apopka, Florida
real estate market then CENTURY 21 Solutions
Realty is here to help. Our website employs the
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contact one of our real estate professionals
today.
Selling
Apopka, Florida Real Estate -
At CENTURY 21
Solutions Realty we make the process of selling
a home in the Apopka, Florida real estate market
simple. We use proven marketing systems,
innovative programs and our global presence to
help our sellers achieve their goal of selling
for the highest possible price and in the
shortest time possible. Why not get started now
by requesting our
free market
analysis of your home. This is our
comprehensive review of your properties
marketability. CENTURY 21 Solutions Realty will
provide you with a complete review of your area
competition and help you determine the right
listing price.
City of
Apopka History -
In 1882 the
City of Apopka was incorporated. The
City limits were measured one mile in
all directions from the Masonic Lodge.
The "Lodge" is still in its original
location on Main Street (US 441) and is
the oldest lodge room in continuous use
in the State of Florida.
In 1912
ferns became the industry for Apopka and
soon Apopka developed the name of "Fern
City". More tropical plants were
introduced to the growers in the area.
This influx of foliage took over the
fern industry and the City became known
as "The Indoor Foliage Capital of the
World".
The City of
Apopka is located 12 miles Northwest of
Orlando and encompasses an area slightly
larger than 30 square miles and a
population of more than 31,000 citizens.
The City has
a strong mayoral form of government. The
Mayor and Commissioners are elected at
large and serve a term of four years.
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