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Panama City Beach

Florida

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Panama City Beach, Florida

The Panama City Beach real estate market is an active modest-sized marketplace for beach property in Florida.

Normally there are around 430 beach homes for sale at Panama City Beach, and around 40 listings for lots and land.

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About Panama City Beach

Panama City, Florida, is a wonderful place to call home. This charming city offers something for everyone, from mouthwatering cuisine to rich history to outdoor adventures. If you're considering a move to this area, here are some of the best reasons to make the move.

Restaurants in Panama City are renowned for their delicious seafood dishes. For a true taste of the Gulf Coast, The Grand Marlin offers stunning views of the water and an impressive menu of fresh seafood and steak.

Panama City is also rich in history, with several must-visit historic locations. The St. Andrews State Park is a beautiful spot that offers a glimpse into Florida's past, with preserved buildings from the early 1900s. The Martin Theatre is another historic gem, dating back to 1936 and offering live performances and movies.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Panama City has plenty to offer. The city is home to some of the best beaches in the country, with crystal-clear water and sugar-white sand. St. Andrews State Park is a popular spot for swimming, kayaking, and snorkeling, while the Conservation Park is a great place for hiking and biking.

When it comes to transportation, the closest airport to Panama City is the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport, which is just a short drive away. The city also has several top-rated hospitals, including Bay Medical Center and Gulf Coast Regional Medical Center, ensuring residents have access to quality healthcare.

Panama City, Florida, is a fantastic place to live. With its delicious cuisine, rich history, and outdoor adventures, there's always something to do in this beautiful coastal city. 

Beach Overview

  • 27mi of Shoreline
  • 64in of Annual Precipitation
  • 91°FAverage High Temp
  • 75°FAverage Low Temp
  • Shoreline Borders
    State Park (Some)
    National Park (None)
    City Park (Some)
  • Public Boat Ramps
    20
  • Primary Composition
    Sand
  • Pier
    Mixed
  • Public Website https://www.panamacity.gov/
  • Water Type
    Salt

Information

  • Counties: Bay County
  • Landmarks: SkyWheel Panama City Beach, M.B. Miller County Pier, Gilf World Marine Park
  • Notable events: New Year's Eve Beach Ball Drop, Pepsi Gulf Coast Jelly, PCB Mardi Gras & Music Festival, Panama City Beach Scottish Festival, Emerald Coast Cruizin' Automobile Show, Thunder Beach Motorcycle Rally
  • Condos available (Yes)
  • Sailing clubs (Yes)

Restrictions

No alcohol is allowed on the sandy portion of the beach during the month of March. Alcohol sales end at 2 a.m. during the month of March. Overnight scooter rental is not permitted. Climbing, jumping, or throwing items from balconies is not allowed. Parking in closed businesses’ parking lots is prohibited. Parking is prohibited in unmarked or unpaved portions of the roadway after dark. Metal shovels are not permitted on the beach, and any holes dug in the sand should not be deeper than two feet. Dogs are not allowed on the beach, except at the Dog Beach, which is marked with signage and is located to the west of the Russell-Fields City Pier at Pier Park. Dog owners are required to pick up after their dogs and there is a limit of three dogs per person.* When double red flags are flying, you must not get into the Gulf. The water is closed to swimmers during double red but can be utilized by surfers tethered to boards. No fires are allowed on the beach except through beach bonfire vendors. Gatherings on the sandy beach may require a special event permit. Check with the Building & Planning Department with the City to see if you need a permit. Do not block beach accesses which are used by emergency vehicles. No vehicles are allowed on the sandy beach. Low-speed vehicles are prohibited on roads with speeds of 36 mph or more. This includes Panama City Beach Parkway and Hutchison Boulevard. Leave no trace on our beaches. Remove all tents, chairs, umbrellas, and trash nightly. (See https://www.pcbfl.gov/Home/Components/News/News/4631/)