Why The Kenai Peninsula?

It all started for me back in May, 1996 while working on a small project in Anchorage. Sue flew in from Colorado for a week vacation, and we drove down to the peninsula. We spend a could of nights in Homer, and enjoyed the beauty of Kachemak Bay from the Lands End Resort at the end of the Spit. Everyone visiting Alaska should see Homer. Later we visited Seward for a day or so, before returning to reality in Colorado. That was enough, I was hooked on Alaska.

It all started for me back in May, 1996 while working on a small project in Anchorage. Sue flew in from Colorado for a week vacation, and we drove down to the peninsula. We spend a could of nights in Homer, and enjoyed the beauty of Kachemak Bay from the Lands End Resort at the end of the Spit. Everyone visiting Alaska should see Homer. Later we visited Seward for a day or so, before returning to reality in Colorado. That was enough, I was hooked on Alaska.

From 1999 - 2005, I would come up to Alaska for a week of salmon fishing on the Kenai River and halibut fishing on Cook Inlet. All was great, but one thing was missing. I wanted my own place with freedom to come and go as I pleased.

While in Sterling the summer of 2005, I found some land in the Gregory Subdivision and bought it. That started a new era for me in Alaska.

Fast-forwarding to 2010, I now own 9 vacation and 2 commercial lots in Sterling, Alaska. Which is were I am today.

2010 could be a good year in Sterling, Alaska. My vacation properties are well positioned for selling, and opportunities for commercial business also looks good. Sterling has lots of growth promise if the economy continues to improve.

Stay tuned for more updates,

Dave