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Neighborhoods
A thriving metropolis immersed with
a quaint hometown feel, Palm Beach County is truly an ideal
place to call home. Alongside an endless stretch of pristine
sandy beaches nestled against the exotic blue waters of the
Atlantic Ocean, Palm Beach County's quality of life is beyond
compare.
One
stroll through America's playground and you will find an excellent
private and public school system, a premier medical community,
outstanding restaurants from the elite to the utterly sublime
sidewalk cafes, major tourist attractions and, of course,
one of the most prestigious shopping destinations in the Country
- all enjoyed in absolutely perfect weather. Though the population
has soared to over 1 million among the many close-knit neighboring
communities, the County provides that rare intimate setting
that gives folks a true sense of belonging.
The vibrant County is admired worldwide
for its famous resorts, magnificent museums and galleries
and year-round recreational activities and the County's government
and community services provide a stable maturity of businesses
that are wise in the activities of commerce and industry.
A County with a wealth derived from a diversified economy
and international sophistication is enough to attract and
retain large and small businesses. One visit and you will
never want to leave.
Manalapan
a unique small and quiet community, offering unparalleled
beauty, the name means “Good Bread”. It
offers full police, fire services, town library
and a Commission-Manager form of government. To
the South of Hypoluxo Island, Point Manalapan is
the gated portion of Manalapan which occupies the
southern third of the island. “The LaCoquille
Club” at the Ritz Carlton Hotel provides levels
of membership for the town residents and property
owners. Members may use the Ritz Carlton facilities
with guests such as the Club room, state-of-the-art
Spa and Fitness Center, as well as pool, beach and
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Hypoluxo is nestled
in the heart of Palm Beach County, Florida, on the
shores of the Intracoastal Waterway just minutes
from West Palm Beach and a mere stone's throw from
the sandy Atlantic beaches. Hypoluxo Island got
its name in 1873 from the Indians who were camping
nearby. They called it “Hypoluxo” meaning
“water all around”. There have never been
any business establishments on the island and today
remains a lovely residential spot on Florida’s
Gold Coast. Today approximately 289 families reside
on Hypoluxo Island.
Town
of Hypoluxo
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Lake
Worth is an established city with loads of history.
The Historic 960 foot pier is as close to the
Gulfstream as you can get without a boat for some
of the world’s best ocean fishing. Surf,
swim and relax on our golden beaches or dive on
the artificial reef. Shopping is quite an adventure
in the downtown Antique and Art district home
to an eclectic mix of arts, crafts and unique
objets d’art. Golfers will enjoy the municipally
owned 18 hole course nestled on the Intracoastal
Waterway.
City
of Lake Worth
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Ocean
Ridge originally was part of the Town of Boynton
Beach. In 1931 Ocean Ridge became a town of its
own situated primarily between the Atlantic Ocean
and Intracoastal Waterway. The Town has an efficient
Police and Fire Department.
Town
of Ocean Ridge
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Just
67 miles north of Miami, West Palm Beach is the
largest municipality in one of the fastest growing
areas in the United States: Palm Beach County.
The Port of Palm Beach, Palm Beach International
Airport and I-95 are the sea, air and highway
"ports of entry" to this fabulous Sunshine
City.
Established
in 1894 by the railroad tycoon Henry Flagler,
West Palm Beach is the northern part of Florida's
"Gold Coast" that includes Fort Lauderdale
and Miami Beach. To the east lies Palm Beach,
the Atlantic Ocean and the Bahamas...to the west
the Loxahatchee Wildlife Preserve and the Everglades
National Park.
City
of West Palm Beach
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The
City of Atlantis is located in Palm Beach County
Florida. The City, incorporated in 1959, is home
to the Atlantis Country Club and the Atlantis Golf
Club.
The
permanent population of Atlantis is 2005, with
1200 residences and an average year round occupancy
of 70%. Besides over ten miles of streets, 43%
of the total land area is devoted to recreation
and permanent open space, 46.8% residential, and
10.2% commercial/office. JFK Medical Center is
located in Atlantis. The Medical Center and the
surrounding doctor's offices are the primary commercial
industry in the city.
The
City boundaries are Lake Worth Drainage District
L-14 Canal on the north, Lantana Road on the south,
Military Trail on the west, and South Congress
Avenue on the east.
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Lantana has a small town
atmosphere with big-city advantages. Famous for
its landmarks such, as the National Enquirer Newspaper
and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel adjacent to the Lantana
Beach. Five major shopping centers, as well as
COSTCO and SAM’s CLUB are located within
a five mile radius. Fifty plus restaurants from
family-style to elegant dining. Lantana supports
and Airport for small planes and is just minutes
away from the Palm Beach International Airport.
Boating and fishing enthusiasts will enjoy the
drift fishing boats plus fishing boats plus fishing
from the draw bridge and sea walls for catching
snapper, jacks and bait fish.
Town
of Lantana
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Boynton
Beach boasts some of the finest water sports in
the area. Drift fishing, excellent scuba diving,
sandy beaches, world class golf courses, dozens
of restaurants and pubs and an exciting local
business community have found a home in Boynton
Beach. We are located in Palm Beach County, one
of the country’s fastest growing areas. Boynton
Beach is the third largest city in the county
and boasts a high rate of residential growth for
residents of all ages. Here you will find a strong
sense of community, an attitude of accomplishment
toward planned development and a broad spectrum
of activities offered by both public and private
sectors.
Whatever
your lifestyle, you will find a neighborhood to
fulfill your needs....rental communities, condominiums,
luxury single family homes and estates, world
class golf communities and truly ‘old Florida’
neighborhoods offering the charm and intimacy
of yesteryears.
City
of Boynton Beach
Greater
Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce
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Delray
Beach has evolved from a small farming community
100 years ago, to a pleasant and developing residential
area. Delray’s thriving downtown business
district with paved brick sidewalks on Main Street
boasts, scenic vistas, decorative lighting and
miles of shops. The beaches of Delray are perfect
for outdoor recreation plus there is an abundance
of water sports and boating activities. Divers,
be sure to investigate the wreck of the SS Inchulva
, a few hundred yards from shore. State historic
preservation officials often point to Delray as
a beacon of what committed citizenry and government
can do when there is a strong desire to preserve
a city’s past.
City
of Delray Beach
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