This puts you on the screens of people with a $900k maximum price, and is probably a price you would accept anyway, (assuming you would sell at your current price and kick in 3% ($27k) towards closing costs.It’s not going to help your odds or the traffic if August rolls around and people start thinking about school.

But once you’re spending real money on marketing like FB traffic, your site has to do more than just look decent.

I could definitely see a vibrant pickleball setup paired with a dog park and rotating food trucks — that kind of combo could bring a ton of consistent traffic and community engagement.

Store front is great if the location has high foot/vehicle traffic and you have the right business.

@Rajagopalarao PaidiThe ONLY reason places don't sell is price.Not saying any of these are specific to your property, but:Bad NeighborhoodHigh traffic streetBad School districtToo small for typical buyerShoddy workmanshipMajor structural defects...All of these are non-issues if the price is right. 

Do you find more traffic to come from social paid ads, VRBO, SEO backed website etc.? 

Unlike organic traffic, PPC is pay-to-play, but when done right, it delivers fast results.Benefits of PPC for real estate:Highly targeted ads by location, time, and deviceCall-only ads for lead capture on mobileRetargeting ads that follow visitors around the webGoogle Maps and Local SEOLocal SEO focuses on optimizing your presence in Google Maps and the local 3-pack results.

The price per square foot is right for the market area, but we’re still seeing very little traffic.

Safety Concerns: Increased traffic and potential for accidents can be a safety concern, especially for families with children or pets.

Florida, especially the Panhandle (think Destin and Panama City Beach), has been a hot spot for exactly those reasons.What makes these areas appealing:Steady tourist traffic all yearMore affordable than other coastal marketsRegulations that are generally investor-friendlyPlenty of local property management options if you’re not planning to self-manageSince you already know how to create a beautiful space, the next step is learning how to run the numbers and identify areas where STRs actually perform well.