New construction buyer representation on Florida's Gulf Coast. Tampa, St. Pete, Sarasota, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, Parrish, Wellen Park, and 55+ active adult communities.
I'm Trenton Miller. I spent 7 years on the builder side β top producer at Pulte, operations at David Weekley β before I started representing buyers. Now I use what I learned inside those companies to help relocating buyers get a fair deal on new construction.
Every week I'm out walking communities from Tampa to Sarasota β touring model homes, breaking down floor plans, comparing builders, and showing you what's actually worth the money. No scripts. No fluff.
Ready to Find Your Florida? Let's talk.
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Trenton Miller, MBA
Found Your Florida | LPT Realty
St. Petersburg, FL
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