Abbe Flynn Real Estate, LLC

We love our careers in Real Estate, being Realtors and living in Tallahassee, FL!  Welcome to our website where we (Abbe & Dan Flynn) will share our knowledge and offer our services to you!

We are Tallahassee Real Estate agents (Realtors), with Ketcham Realty Group, who love the Tallahassee area and all its hidden charm! Whether you are a native, a transplant, or a newcomer thinking about moving to Tallahassee, we trust you will find this website useful. The views and opinions expressed on these pages, are solely our own and do not necessarily express the views or opinions of Clay or Patti Ketcham, the owners and broker of record for Ketcham Realty Group.

If you are thinking about selling or buying a home in the Tallahassee area, we have lots of information we think you can use. Making a move can sometimes be an overwhelming and emotional task and our goal as Realtors is to make finding and/or selling Real Estate in the Tallahassee area a non-stressful event. On both sides of this page you will see both a home buyers menu and a home sellers menu. You can choose which is relevant to you and we hope you find our information useful. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us today.

If you are not looking to make a move soon, we have lots of information on hidden (and not so hidden) Tallahassee and the surrounding area.  If what you find here is useful to you, we hope you will Contact Us when you do have a Real Estate question or need.

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What living in Tallahassee is like…

In January, the daily high temperatures are in the 60s and the overnight lows in the high 30s, or low 40s. During the winter, we measure freezing events in hours, not days. It has only snowed in Tallahassee a handful of times and only once with any accumulation (in the 80s), but if you are from somewhere it snows in the winter, locals will be happy to tell you about the time they ‘experienced’ snow.  In June and July, the daily high temperatures are in the 90s and the lows in the 70s, with humidity in the upper ranges.  It is rarely over 100 degrees here, and even 30 miles inland, we still have coastal winds that blow in storms during the summer afternoons.

The area around Tallahassee is often referred to as the Big Bend area of Florida. Being tucked in North Florida helps us manage to miss most of the major storms that hit Florida. Tallahassee sits in Leon County which has a population of less than 200,000 people.  It is the seventh largest city in Florida and the surrounding area is rural and wild. There are hundreds of miles of trails to wander (both land and water trails, and both in and around the city).  We are also home to two major universities and a thriving community college.

Tallahassee is the capital of Florida, and the accompanying government jobs provide a stable employment base for our area.  During the housing crash, Tallahassee was impacted later, recovered earlier, and did not have the historical decreases in value some other parts of the state saw (with the exception of some condos and townhomes). Although we are the state of Florida’s capital, we are much more ‘southern’ (like Georgia) than south Florida.  People here speak with a slight southern drawl and are much friendlier than you will find in Miami.

As you travel south in this state, the population becomes more ‘northern’ in attitude. In fact, if you are asked if you are from Miami, you are subtly being told “Bless your heart.”

Read more about us here, and about Tallahassee here.