Southeast Florida homeowners looking for springtime renovation ideas to increase home values, look no further. The sun is shining, the birds are singing, the Jupiter beaches are calling, and it is time to emerge from winter hibernation. Spring is the perfect time to tackle home renovation projects. Whether you want to enhance your home’s curb appeal or take on a larger update, here are ideas to put on your list now that warmer weather is approaching.

1. Repaint. 

If you have been looking at the same color walls for years or noticed scuffs and chips, a fresh coat of paint can bring new life to your home. Neutral greys and whites are popular and if you are looking to sell, appeal to most buyers. Painting is a low-cost project with high…

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Friday, April 22 is Earth Day. This year's theme is "Invest in Our Planet." The City of Boca Raton is investing in the planet by establishing sustainability and resiliency throughout the City's operations. The Boca Raton City Council signed the Boca on to the Cities Race to Zero.

On March 21, 2022, Boca Raton City Council decided to commit the City of Boca Raton to the Cities Race to Zero Pledge.  It is a pledge signed by more than 1,000 cities worldwide to commit to limiting global warming to 1.5°C by reaching global net-zero carbon emissions before 2050. This commitment to the Sustainability Action Plan will continue the City's work to invest not only in the planet but in the future and wellbeing of Boca Raton.

On March 21, 2022, Boca Raton…

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 On behalf of all the staff and agents at Waterfront Properties and Club Communities of Palm Beach, Martin, Broward, and Miami-Dade Counties we wish you and yours an incredibly Happy Easter!

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Experts are predicting that current housing boom will most likely flatten this year as interest rates continue to rise. Please note the word “flatten.”  It is anticipated that prices will not go down, demand for homes is constant in Palm Beach County. In South Florida, with our warm climate, our beautiful coastline, and tax benefits, more and more people are moving here every day. People have realized they can work from home and are no longer bound to a particular city, so why not live somewhere beautiful.

A housing bubble, or speculative bubble, is defined by a steep rise in housing prices that is not supported by common or logical economic factors or fundamentals. Many factors are contributing to the current housing appreciation throughout…

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 U.S. News analyzed data for the 150 largest metropolitan areas in the United States. Eight of the Top 10 Places to Retire are in Florida, one as close as Port St. Lucie.  The survey explains how to evaluate how well they meet Americans' retirement needs and expectations. Some of the important measures included the joy of residents, home affordability, tax rates, and health care quality. 

You might be able to save money and improve your quality of life by relocating to a retirement spot that better suits your interests and budget. Any questions about the real estate market in Florida, please reach out to the real estate specialists at Waterfront Properties and Club Communities at 561-746-7272.

Top 10 Best Places to Retire:

 #1  Sarasota, FL

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Palm Beach County and Martin County are a couple of examples of some of the wonderful counties Southeast Florida has to offer! Real estate on the Atlantic Ocean in this area encompasses a wide variety of homes for people of all ages, incomes, and lifestyles. It is the perfect setting to raise a family or embark on retirement. If you are looking in an area that is unknown, look at these quick overviews below are some details about Martin County and Palm Beach County to help you refine your search.

Martin County:

Martin County is located just north of Palm Beach County and a noteworthy county offering some impressive accolades. Martin County has had sustainable growth over the last several years. It offers a relaxing getaway destination. Forbes…

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People innately love being near the water. Just the act of looking at a body of water measurably lowers stress levels. Jupiter and several other beach towns in Palm Beach County and Martin County have made the list for the "50 Best Beach Towns To Live In" according to WalletHub. The survey and study compared and rated beach towns across the United States.

Every beach town has its pros and cons, and the ratings were based on six categories for the study. The categories were weather, safety, affordability, education, health, and quality of life. The towns and cities ranged in population and most cities and towns on the list are in the state of California or Florida. Palm Beach County and Martin County have a few beach towns that have made the list.

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One of the premier country club communities in the United States, Admirals Cove, is located in Jupiter.  The Club at Admiral’s Cove offers the finest appointments. It is comprised of expansive estates and inviting villas on the water and/or on the championship golf course. Beyond the gates of the community, you will be welcomed by lushly lined streets alongside one of the finest golf courses in the nation. Offering first-class amenities, Admirals Cove features outstanding restaurants, bars, and lounges for members and their guests. The Club has an on-property hotel as well as a world-class spa and salon providing state-of-the-art services in a Zen atmosphere. Residents and members of The Club have nothing but rave reviews. 

For the avid golfer,…

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The housing experts say the market is “normalizing.” But what does that mean for the Palm Beaches? Will home prices in Palm Beach County and rents finally come down? Will more homes go up for sale? And what does the year ahead have in store for the real estate market?

“The nation’s housing market, after a wild surge that sent home prices up over 30 percent in some cities in 2021, will be less intense next year”, according to Lawrence Yun, chief economist of the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

The NAR 2022 housing forecast anticipates the market will continue slowing down from the frenzy seen in the spring when prices shot up to new heights. However, prices will stay high, inventory will remain tight, and mortgage rates will rise. Other…

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