Choose between a $100K/month Architectural Masterpiece and a Cozy Nantucket Style Home for $1.225M on Episode 3 of Open House Naples
Do you prefer a luxurious architectural masterpiece with a price of $100K per month or a comfortable Nantucket Style Home in Naples, FL with a price of $1.225M?
If you’re interested in real estate, you may want to attend an open house in Naples, Florida. This Gulf Coast town offers more than just crystal-clear beaches and water sports, it’s also a great place to find your dream home. With over a million annual visitors, you’re sure to find something that suits your needs.
If you’re looking for the ultimate Naples experience, be sure to check out Episode 3 of Open House Naples. It’s packed with useful tips and insider information that will help you make the most of your stay in this charming city. And if you really want to feel like a local, consider renting a home or condo in the Bayshore Arts District – it’s the perfect place to call home during your Naples adventure.
About Krista Fogelsong
Krista Fogelsong is a storyteller and content creator with 25 years of journalism experience. She has experience as an accomplished writer, videographer, editor, producer, reporter, anchor, and host working for the ABC, FOX, and NBC networks. She has covered news topics that range from presidential elections and catastrophic events like hurricanes to celebrity news and everything in between. But luxury real estate has always been her passion.
So, she recently left television news and found a creative space where she can continue to use her talent as Vice President of Communications and Community Relations for McQuaid & Company in Naples, Florida. This new role allows her to use her personality and journalistic skills to assist McQuaid & Company in furthering its mission to “innovate and elevate” the real estate industry, both in Southwest Florida and across the country. She was instrumental in helping the company create and launch a new YouTube show “Open House Naples” by writing, producing, and hosting the production. She knows being on camera can be scary and frustrating, and wants to help others look and feel like the star that you are.
