SperlingViews - Pace, Florida
91.03% of people are white, 2.51% are black, 1.63% are asian, 1.64% are native american, and 3.19% claim 'Other'. 2.85% of the people in Pace, FL, claim hispanic ethnicity (meaning 97.15% are non-hispanic).
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Great schools and good people - 9/21/2009
Quiet, progressive and growing town, albeit unexciting. Short drive to nice beaches, has great schools and good people.[read more...] |
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Cost of living in Pace Florida - 9/28/2008
Our family has lived in Pace fl. for 40 years. We have enjoyed watching the growth and having the conveniences of town but still we have not lost that small community feeling or the friendliness that makes you feel like you are home where you belong.
It is easy to live here because you can still afford to eat out and shop.The land is still available and new homes are still being built.
We have a large piece of property for sale in the area. Near schools that are still small enough to be involved with teachers and small town activities like school festivals.
Come check us out for your new home town.[read more...] |
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Great quiet area - fabulous A school Chumuckla Ele - 5/13/2008
Fabulous small personal school - the principal is amazing - the school has a wonderful family friendly atmostphere.[read more...] |
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A Vibrant Growing Place....Pace! - 9/20/2007
Pace is a lovely, growing town situated between Pensacola and Milton, FL. It borders Escambia Bay and offers beautiful vistas of the bay and rivers, as well as stately live oaks and native plants along its highways and communitity and neighborhood streets. Being located in Santa Rosa County, where taxes are lower and schools are top-rated, gives it an edge in attracting families, retirees, military transfers, and others looking for a community that offers big-city conveniences and services with a home-town feel.[read more...] |
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A word about Oviedo, FL - 2/23/2006
Oviedo is a great place to live. Great schools, nice community, natural beauty.[read more...] |
