Panama City

The City of Panama City, Florida.

There are 105 residential real estate listings for sale in Panama City.
There are 29 commercial real estate listings for sale in Panama City.
There are 38 vacant land real estate listings for sale in Panama City.
There are 172 total real estate listings for sale in Panama City.

105 Residential Real Estate Listings Found

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71. 957401 4480 Hwy 98 E, Panama City $2,200,000.00 9720 square feet, 20/10/10, 1983	72. 957348 2419 Volusia Avenue, Panama City $304,500.00 1423 square feet, 3/2, 2005
73. 956673 8535 John Pitts Road, Panama City $475,000.00 2311 square feet, 3/2, 1979	74. 956529 2221 Edgewood Drive, Panama City $279,000.00 1292 square feet, 3/2, 1956
75. 955994 3529 Lark Lane, Panama City $208,000.00 2432 square feet, 6/4, 1996	76. 955951 141 Cheri Lane, Panama City $599,000.00 4280 square feet, 9/5/3, 1984
77. 955581 8817 Thomas Drive S , ## A809, Panama City $280,000.00 489 square feet, 0/1, 1976	78. 955356 5736 Callaway Circle, Panama City $248,900.00 1519 square feet, 3/2/1, 2020
79. 955041 918 Nottingham Drive, Panama City $268,000.00 1463 square feet, 4/2, 1962	80. 954983 3221 B Street, Panama City $150,000.00 1339 square feet, 3/2, 1976

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History of Panama City

"What shall I do today?" is the question all natives or visitors to the Panama City area face each morning. The vivid emerald waters capture our imaginations and lure us with the promise of another world. Dolphins play near the shrimp boats and white sands demand that we all at least consider a nap in the sun.

Panama City - Bay County, Florida has 27 miles of beaches and boasts a moderate climate attributed to the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and cool sea breezes. Snorkeling, diving, fishing and boating are just a few of the activities available along the coasts of Bay County. The many attractions and world class golf courses provide endless hours of family fun and the array of fine restaurants ensure an excellent meal no matter what your taste or budget.

The tourist season kicks off with Spring Break in March and lasts through October. Cold spells are brief during the winter months offering Panama City's 'Snow Bird' population a respite from the frigid northern winters.

The warm waters created by the Gulf Stream come ashore in Panama City and are home to an abundance of exotic sea life. Six historic wrecks are offshore including the 465-ft. Empire Mica. The wrecks, combined with several offshore reef sites, provide divers and snorkelers with a wondrous adventure. For information about the incredible diving opportunities here, contact one of our member Dive Shops.

Did we mention the fishing? Whether you are in pursuit of the 'big one' or just dinner, it can be found in our warm Gulf waters. Fish from the piers or charter a boat to take you deep sea fishing. The Panama City area has many fine marinas which house large and small vessels. And speaking of fish, Panama City's many excellent seafood restaurants boast that the "seafood you're eating today was asleep in the Gulf last night."

Information provided by the Bay County Chamber of Commerce. Need a relocation packet? Contact them at:

Bay County Chamber of Commerce
235 West 5th Street
P.O. Box 1850
Panama City, FL 32402
(850) 785-5206