Mr. Tim Hoza

"It's good real estate," said Tim Hoza, project manager for the auctioneer, Karlin Daniel & Associates, based in Stuart and Orlando, "so it draws a good crowd."

However, auctioneer Tim Hoza, of Karlin Daniel & Associates Inc., said parts of the property are high enough to build on.The other 5.87 acres of the island are owned by the state.

Auctioneer Tim Hoza, of Karlin Daniel & Associates Inc., said there is some land with higher elevation that could be built on amid the Shingledecker property, but that any plans to build anything from a home to a simple day retreat would be up to the new owner.

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"Certainly one person could prevail with having a use approved that another couldn't, through tenacity and the ability to compromise," Hoza said.

Simpson's Island , which is named after a previous owner , is partially owned by the state.The southern section has been in the Shingledecker family's possession for 40 years.

TIM HOZA

TIM HOZA benefits his clients with insights gained from varied and diversified career in the marketing of real estate.

Mr. Hoza has been licensed to sell real estate in the State of Florida since 1984.He has been involved in several major auction campaigns inclusive of a ballroom type campaign which produced over 4 million dollars of successful real estate sales in one day.Mr. Hoza graduated from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor's degree in 1972, and received his Master's degree in 1976.

Since he has spent considerable educational and career efforts in counseling, he possesses a clear advantage when dealing with the sensitive issues often surrounding an auction campaign.

Karlin Daniel & Associates, Inc. is pleased to have the expertise and enthusiasm of Mr. Hoza to serve the clients we represent.We are certain that your project will be in competent and professional hands with Tim working for you.

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"It's good real estate," said Tim Hoza, project manager for the auctioneer, Karlin Daniel & Associates, based in Stuart and Orlando, "so it draws a good crowd."

"We've seen an incredible demand for the Port St. Lucie land," said Tim Hoza, project manager for the auctioneer, Karlin Daniel & Associates, based in Stuart and Orlando."People are starting to realize it's a finite product and in a few years it's gonna be worth quite a bit of appreciation."

How much appreciation is open to speculation -- as is what the lots will sell for.That latter fact, said Hoza, hasn't stymied potential buyers' efforts to pry projections out of him.

"They try me every and any which way on what they're gonna go for," he said."I do not know."

Hoza said he's getting grilled from all avenues -- literally.In the last 30 days, he's received requests for information on the properties from more than 300 people, some hailing from as far away as New York, New Jersey and Michigan.The property has piqued the curiosity of residents in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, too.