Moments later, after being nominated by Cotugno, Moore won a second one-year term as vice mayor on a 3-2 vote, fending off a challenge from Carroll, who again nominated himself but managed to get only Dingle to back him. Carroll and Zudans each received only their own votes. Instead, incumbent John Cotugno won his second consecutive one-year term as mayor, receiving the deciding votes from Linda Moore, who nominated him, and Council newcomer Taylor Dingle. Two of them, John Carroll and Tracey Zudans, nominated themselves. When the Vero Beach City Council met for its post-election organizational meeting last week, three of the five members were nominated to serve as mayor. Incumbent Vero Mayor Cotugno chosen for a second term “Everyone brought something to the party.” The 15 properties range in price from the low $2 millions to $11.5 million and include five condos and 10 houses. “All eight of our salespeople were actively involved in our success in October and November,” said Gibb. Almost all of them are coming to town specifically to make a purchase on that trip.” Altogether, the company’s eight agents put 15 homes under contract in October and the first 24 days in November with a total value of $76,500,000, according to marketing manager Mandy Robinson. “The buyers we are seeing now aren’t coming just to look. “We were fortunate to have five properties worth more than $30 million go under contract in just the past 10 days,” added John’s Island Real Estate sales associate Luke Webb. “I will go on record and say we’ve already set a new record for November,” John’s Island Real Estate broker Bob Gibb told Vero Beach 32963 on Friday, when there were still six days left in the month to push the total higher. READ FULL STORYĪfter a slow summer for home sales that was felt up and down the island, the John’s Island real estate market has come roaring back, with a strong October and blockbuster November. “This shows Indian River County that VNA is going to be around for the next 50 years,” McCrystal said when asked about the pending transaction. VNA and VNA Hospice founder Ann Marie McCrystal said the purchase will allow VNA to better plan for the area’s growth and needs, and to enhance services provided to patients and caregivers. But with the VNA’s 50-year anniversary approaching in 2025, the agency wanted a more permanent footprint and decided to exercise its right to purchase the property on 37th Avenue adjacent to Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital. For decades, VNA had leased the 14.3-acre parcel – where it built the 12,000-square-foot Hospice House, and which now includes 4.2 acres of tropical meditation gardens, a pond and a memorial – but the Indian River County Hospital District did not enter into an agreement to sell the property to the VNA until this past month. The Visiting Nurse Association of the Treasure Coast has entered into an agreement to buy the land under the VNA Hospice House, plus acreage for expansion, for $3.8 million, with a closing expected early in 2024. VNA purchasing Hospice campus next to hospital
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