Keep Brevard Beautiful recognizes Coldwell Banker Paradise Real Estate | News
BREVARD COUNTY – The Keep Brevard Beautiful (KBB) South Action Team presented the “We Noticed” Beautification Award to Coldwell Banker Paradise Real Estate of Satellite Beach on March 9.
The real estate company has been operating for several years in other locations and counties, receiving the We Noticed award from Keep Indian River Beautiful, but recently decided to add a facility south of Brevard with aesthetic structure and vegetation along the A1A highway. With a background in landscaping, owners Steven Schlitt and his sister Linda Schlitt-Gonzalez looked forward to including personal touches in the design of an upgraded facility that could provide employees and residents with a beautiful exterior and interior before moving on. get busy, with an added bonus of the Mexican restaurant Mi Pueblo inside.
“We wanted our facility to reflect the balance between human infrastructure and nature,” Gonzalez said. After months of planning and construction, the new facility’s landscaping includes all Florida native or Florida-friendly plants such as seaoxy daisies, blanket sunflowers, sea grapes, silver buttonholes, the coonties, cardboard palms, silver palms, and crotons surrounding the parking lot, completing the seaside look of the building. A special touch was the installation of a rain garden to help with storm water. The real estate agency also likes to help local organizations in their pursuit of environmentally friendly practices, as evidenced by their March 13 event whose proceeds will go to the Marine Resources Council and the Atlantic Right Whale Conservation Program. North from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
In attendance at the “We Noticed” presentation were building owners Steven and Linda Gonzalez, agents from Coast One Title, realtors from Coldwell Banker Paradise, employees of the Town of Satellite Beach and team members South Action Group of KBB.
Throughout the year, the Southern Action Team recognizes property and business owners in the southern part of Brevard County for their efforts to beautify the area and improve the environment of their development. landscaping. The program has been in operation since the 1990s and has recognized dozens of properties throughout the county.