Angelina Turra Realtor

04/22/2026

04/22/2026

1935 7th St S, Naples Fl 34102
Subdivision: Aqualane Shores

5Br, 5.5 BA
4 to 6 car garage
Boater'dream 2.7 nautical miles to the Gulf

Open today till 2 PM
Open Sunday: 2 Pm to 4:30 PM
Or set up an appointment.

Visit Homes.com put in the address and you find all the info you need and a 3D show.

04/19/2026

Open House today Sunday 4/19/26 at:
1935 7th St S, Naples, FL 34102
1:30PM to 4:40PM (or by appointment)
Gorgeous, move-in-ready home with 5BR/5.5BA
4-6-car garage,
Boat lift, jet ski lift, 45 'boat dock
on a wide canal 143 feet,
easy access to the Gulf of America 2,7 nautical miles,
to the beach 0.75 miles
to 3rd St shops and restaurants 0.96 miles
to 5th Ave S 1.6 miles
Price: $8,900,000

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04/18/2026

Open today, Saturday 4/18/26
10Am to 1PM
557 Parkwood Lane, Naples, FL34103

557 Parkwood Lane chip

03/19/2026

High Interest Rates Are Squeezing Americans—Who Benefits? 🔥
Interest rates stay high—and Americans are paying the price.
THANK YOU, MR JEROME POWELL.
I question whether current policies are truly serving the people. Homeownership has long been a cornerstone of the American Dream—representing stability, security, and wealth accumulation. When housing affordability is strained, we have to ask: who is benefiting from these decisions?
We are often told that higher interest rates are necessary to control inflation. Yet, when looking at countries like Switzerland—where interest rates are significantly lower, and inflation is barely present—it raises serious questions about whether the Fed’s explanation tells the full story.
We also need to separate mortgage credit from consumer credit. Access to credit cards in the U.S. remains widespread—particularly for people who may not yet have the financial education to manage it responsibly. If we are serious about long-term stability, shouldn’t financial education be part of the solution?
And shouldn’t home loans be treated with greater priority?
If credit cards required the same level of qualification and discipline as mortgages, it could help address the culture of overspending. I was taught: "if you don’t have it, don’t spend it".
Housing is a completely different matter. People must live somewhere—and when they transition from renting to owning, they begin building equity and long-term stability. I’m not saying it should be easier—but it should be more affordable.
Our President, Donald Trump, has openly and consistently pushed for lower interest rates. He understands the economy and wants Americans to succeed. He has also pursued efforts to reduce mortgage costs and temporarily ease credit card interest burdens. Those efforts deserve to be acknowledged when we talk about solutions.
This is not about politics—it’s about a realistic evaluation of a system that is not working for the people.
Many Americans simply want the ability to afford a home, build a future, and participate in the economy—without feeling constantly squeezed.
It’s time for an honest conversation about whose current policies are helping—and who is in the way—and to give credit where efforts are being made to improve affordability and create a better future.
Imagine how your life could change!
👉

03/07/2026

Real estate decisions don’t have to be made alone.
During my long career as a Realtor® in Naples, I’ve met far more people who regret not making an offer than those who regret making one.

Has this ever happened to you? I’d love to hear your story.

03/07/2026

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02/24/2026

I couldn't say it better.

The best thing you can do in your twenties is set up forced saving mechanisms. Buying a house, maxing your 401k, and investing in index funds all force you to build wealth even when you are not thinking about it. Forget the hype about renting being smarter. Every payment that goes into your mortgage...

02/21/2026

Details for my Open House tomorrow are here:
Sunday 2/22/2026
12PM to 4PM

Price: $9,450,000, beds: 5, baths: 6, square_feet: 4812, address: 1935 7th Street S, AQUALANE SHORES

02/21/2026

Big News: A Whole Foods Market is planned to anchor a new East Naples development at Davis & Santa Barbara. What are your thoughts?


https://www.gulfshorebusiness.com/development/whole-foods-market-to-anchor-east-naples-development/article_3b982ae8-a476-4281-8ecb-5b11b12a4fe9.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawQGQ8FleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFBc1plTDBwN2ZIbXpUcFE0c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHs3Y1yXoHLRH6YyVQazUjCd23FPvGhDB8-sIO2m6OoINvbae_MCXrN1o-DX9_aem_FoR1ImpER8HaptJ0KUoSvA

Whole Foods Market is set to anchor a new mixed-use development on the corner of Davis and Santa Barbara boulevards in East Naples, a project under the helm of Atlanta-based mixed-use development firm SJC Ventures.