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For many luxury buyers, Old Florida charm is not just about historic streets, mature trees, or a quieter shoreline. It is about the overall feeling of a place: a wider view, a less hurried pace, and a home that feels peaceful without feeling disconnected. That is one reason Martin County often enters the conversation for buyers considering waterfront, golf, equestrian, or estate-style properties along Florida's southeast coast.

While Palm Beach County remains one of Florida's most desirable real estate markets, Martin County offers a different kind of appeal. It is not a substitute for Palm Beach, Jupiter, or the northern Palm Beaches. Instead, it attracts buyers who want many of the same coastal advantages - boating, beaches, golf, and access to…

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Be like a pineapple this weekend, sweet on the inside and wearing a crown at the Jensen Beach Pineapple Festival. The 3-day pineapple festival is all about celebrating the delicious fruit. 

The Jensen Beach Pineapple Festival has earned a great reputation over its 28-year history. It remains one of the original and biggest street festivals in Florida. At the Pineapple Festival you will find tons of pineapples for sale, pineapple delicacies ranging from sweet to savory, cocktails, juices and more. Carnival rides and live music make it a true festival. Live music will be performed by big names such as Smashmouth, Big Fire and Lincoln Brewster.

The Jensen Beach Pineapple Festival will go from 6pm to 11pm on Friday, 2pm to 11pm on Saturday and 12pm to…

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The Jensen Beach Pineapple Festival is in its 28th year history this weekend, November 13 -15, 2015.  The festival is one of the remaining few true street festivals in South Florida and one of the largest!  The weekend of festivities acknowledges the “community’s rich pineapple heritage.”

John Lawrence Jensen, of Denmark, arrived to the area in 1881.  He set up his plantation and began cultivating and farming pineapples. This area became known as the Town of Jensen. By 1894, Henry Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway, reached the Town of Jensen.  Fresh pineapple shipments were loaded directly onto the freight cars and sent north.   The 19th century Town of Jensen revolved around pineapple farming and was known as the “Pineapple Capital of the…

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