Anthony Lombardo | The A-Team, Coastal Gateway Real Estate Group

Where we work

Three coastal cities, one stretch of Atlantic shoreline. We know every community along it.

Hammock Beach

Oceanfront resort condominiums and golf-course homes.

Hammock Dunes towers with the ocean and evening sky

Hammock Dunes and the Ritz-Carlton Residences

Private oceanfront estates and luxury residences.

The Palm Coast shoreline looking south toward Flagler Beach

Palm Coast, Flagler Beach and Ormond Beach

Residential and commercial across all three cities.

Anthony Lombardo in a grey suit beneath the arches of a coastal resort

When every detail defines luxury, we've got you covered.

Anthony Lombardo is a Broker Associate and Co-Founder of The A-Team with Coastal Gateway Real Estate Group. For over 25 years he has served the coastal cities of Palm Coast, Flagler Beach and Ormond Beach, with a focus on the luxury market in Hammock Beach, Hammock Dunes and the Ritz-Carlton Residences.

The team assists every corner of the market, including commercial, and works from a simple belief: every client deserves guidance with distinction, and marketing reach only matters when it turns into meaningful connections and results you can trust.

Luxury resort specialistExpert in the Hammock Dunes Resort and Ritz-Carlton Residences markets.
Full-service teamMarketing, negotiation and closing coordination handled by one team from listing day to keys.
Coastal market expertCurrent knowledge of pricing and inventory in Palm Coast, Ormond Beach and Flagler Beach.

Ready to achieve an exceptional sale?

Our full listing presentation, "The Pros of Real Estate," shows the exact strategies and performance metrics we use to sell homes on this coast.

$300M+total sales volume

No. 1brokerage in Flagler County

25 yearson the coast

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What clients say

Buyers and sellers from Ocean Hammock to Naples, over more than a decade. "Anthony and his team know the Palm Coast area very well," as David Carter put it.

"In 2022 my oceanfront house was sold for the highest price ever in that community at that time. I have used Anthony's services in four transactions over the last decade. He knows the market in the Ocean Hammock and Cinnamon Beach area, how to purchase and sell homes in both a very hot and cold market. I never felt pressured to either buy or sell."

Robert C.Four transactions, Ocean Hammock and Cinnamon Beach

"A true professional. Incredibly knowledgeable, experienced, great communicator, responds immediately but never pushy. We've been buyers and sellers in multiple states and outside the US. Anthony is as good as they get."

Richard R.Buyer and seller

"Anthony did a great job with the buying and selling process of our home. He was professional, caring, and understanding. His communication was excellent and we felt confident that he always had our best interest in mind."

Brandi A.Bought and sold

"Anthony represented the buyers who purchased my home. He coordinated tight closing dates on the buyer's former house and ours so we could meet the closing requirements of our new home in Naples, and managed tasks for the buyers in their absence."

Les DavisSeller

"Anthony is a wealth of knowledge of the area and cares about making sure your move is the right one for you. To find a realtor that listens to the details around budget, requirements, needs and logistics is critical."

Brenda RandolphBuyer

Questions sellers ask us

Straight answers about closing day, proceeds and what stays with the house. Anything else, call us.

Does the seller need to sign in person at closing?

No. The title company coordinates the seller's documents through a mail-away package, and some documents can be signed electronically.

How do sellers receive their proceeds?

Closing proceeds are funded by wire transfer or cashier's check from the title company.

Do I need to notify the utility companies?

Water and electric transfer automatically once the buyers set up service. Electricity can usually be arranged in advance; water switches after settlement. For cable and internet, the seller usually needs to notify the provider ahead of time so the buyers can start new service, and any equipment must be returned.

When do I cancel my homeowners insurance?

After settlement. Send the settlement documents to your insurance company and they will issue a prorated refund for the unused balance.

Do I need to notify my homeowners association?

The title company handles HOA notification at settlement, but we suggest sellers also contact their HOA in case any gate transponders need to be handed in.

How clean does the home need to be at closing?

Most contracts require the home to be broom swept unless specified otherwise. It is always a nice gesture to have the home professionally cleaned before the walk-through.

When does the buyer's final walk-through take place?

Normally the morning of closing. All of the seller's belongings should be moved out and all contracted repairs completed by then.

Can I remove light fixtures or window treatments before closing?

Anything attached to the home, including TV mounts, must remain unless it is specifically excluded in the purchase agreement.

Should I sell my property as-is?

As-is contracts with the right to inspect and cancel have become the most common. They are very buyer friendly: the buyer can cancel for any reason by notifying the seller in writing before the inspection deadline. After inspecting, buyers usually ask for repairs or credits, and the seller can choose to make the repairs or offer a closing credit to move forward.

Let's talk about your next move.

Tell us a little about your plans and we'll schedule a complimentary, no-pressure consultation.

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386-931-5279

Oceanfront resort living, guided with distinction.