Found 116 blog entries tagged as Palm Beach Homes for Sale.

After 40 years of operating home design expos the Home Design and Remodeling Show is bringing its expo to Palm Beach County for the first time. The show will now be at the Palm Beach County Convention Center annually on Memorial Day Weekend. This year’s dates are May 28-31, 2021.

Palm Beach is the highest growth area in Southeast Florida, with all the snowbirds from northeastern United States.  So many people and businesses are moving to this area.

There is a huge boom in the home remodeling industry unlike ever seen before. CNBC reports the pandemic remodeling boom has increased:  Project Leads by 58%, Pool and Spa Remodeling by 228%, Deck and Patio Remodeling by 100% and Kitchen and Bath Remodeling by 40%.

This year’s show will give out…

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 The Robert Fontaine Gallery moved onto Worth Avenue in Palm Beach last month after being in the Miami area for 11 years. The Town of Palm Beach persists in attracting a growing flock of major art collectors. Changes in the art world, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, have influenced this migration.

The gallery owner, Robert Fontaine, said the decision to move to 256 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach was somewhat based on the inability to find a space in Miami at a reasonable price.  Fontaine's gallery was in Miami's Wynwood art district for 6 years before moving to Miami Beach in 2017.  Because of the gentrification, it has been difficult for art galleries to find space without being priced out.

Fontaine is happy that the Town of Palm Beach has managed to…

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Easter is this Sunday. Palm Beach County it is time to hippity-hop on entertaining arrangements. Take some of the stress out of that planning and cooking.  Leave it to someone else.  Easter Sunday, for most residents of the Palm Beaches, is a family day filled with lots of pastels, decorated eggs, and family feasts. Even if you are not going to an attend an Easter event or visiting far-away family members, you may still want to plan an easy, breezy Easter brunch or Easter dinner for the family.

If you are exhausted from more than a year straight of cooking for the household, it might be time to let someone else make the meal.  Consider some of these options for your Easter feast 2021.

The Capital Grille:  The Capital Grille is offering a…

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Floridians already knew that this is one of the best states to live in and now it has been confirmed by U.S. News & World Report!  Florida ranked No. 10 in U.S. News & World Report’s rankings of best states in the country. It also ranks among the top five states in education and among the top 10 states in the economy and fiscal stability categories. As a Florida resident, it is hard to believe that the beaches of Jupiter, nightlife in South Beach, and infamous Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, that Florida did not rank higher in the standings.

States were ranked in 71 metrics across eight main categories:

-        Health care

-        Education

-        Economics

-        Infrastructure

-        Opportunities

-        Fiscal stability

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When you think of South Florida, many expensive zip codes come to mind–Palm Beach, Jupiter Island, Star Island, Orchid Island and many more.  But is one of those areas the most costly zip code in Florida? 

Homeownership is the definitive symbol of achieving the “American Dream”. It is also the largest purchase most Americans will ever make. Naturally, home values are not uniform across the country, and in nearly every state, there is at least one ZIP code where the median home sale value is well above the national average.  

Housing prices are determined by supply and demand forces as well as what buyers are willing to pay and thusly influenced largely by what they are inclined to offer. Not shockingly, in places where the median home sale price…

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On March 10th, 2021 at 7:00 pm join author and President of the Art Deco Society of the Palm Beaches, Sharon Koskoff, on a visual journey to Ancient Egypt.  The President of the Art Deco Society of the Palm Beaches will share her insight of Egyptian Art Deco: The Ancient Civilization.  Sharon Koskoff ventured on a recent trip to Egypt, the Nile, and the home of the world’s largest sculpture the Sphinx!

The Art Deco Society of the Palm Beaches promotes education, preservation, and awareness of Twentieth Century Art, Architecture & Design in the Palm Beaches.  Art Deco is a popular design style of the 1920s and ’30s characterized especially by sleek geometric or stylized forms and using man-made materials. Learn how Egyptian Art and Design sets the…

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The Society of the Four Arts,  2 Four Arts Plaza, Palm Beach is presenting Dale Chihuly, an American artist. Chihuly is noted for revolutionizing the studio glass movement and elevating perceptions of the glass medium.  Four Arts brings installations of Fiori which is Italian for “flowers” to The Society of the Four Arts gardens.

Within the green escape of the Four Arts Campus is the Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden and Four Arts Botanical Gardens. The gardens have provided a world-class garden experience to visitors of the Palm Beaches since 1938.  Here, one can explore the beautiful works and wonders of renowned sculpture artists.

The two installations have been placed in the Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden. The exhibition is comprised of…

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Le Bilboquet’s long-awaited opening on Worth Avenue will provide a surprising addition to the quintessential Palm Beach scene.  Palm Beach is already synonymous with old world glamour and new world sophistication. Le Bilboquet assures that “from the Upper East Side aficionados and Hamptons elite, the lovers of Palm Beach will experience the joie de vivre and soon discover their favorite restaurant in the charming Via Encantada.”  The French eatery is located at 245 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach.

The elegant eatery offers a creative menu that includes standout dishes such as the restaurant’s Signature Dish; Chicken Breasts Prepared with our Cajun Spice Mix, with Beurre Blanc Sauce, Tomatoes and Parsley. Served with French Fries and Salad. Le Bilbquet…

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The Palm Beach County Food Bank will host the Eighth Annual Palm Beach Empty Bowls at The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea on Palm Beach. Friday, February 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with the slogan “Eat Simply So Others Can Simply Eat,”  event returns with a mission to raise funds for the Palm Beach County Food Bank, hunger relief, and help those who are struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This event will raise money for hunger relief in Palm Beach County. 100% of the proceeds go directly to the Palm Beach County Food Bank. Each person who places an order will receive a pint of soup in a, microwavable “to-go” cup from a leading local restaurant, as well as bread from Old School Bakery, a bottle of water, recyclable plasticware, and a “goody bag”…

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A Nantucket favorite restaurant, Lola 41, has made it way down to Palm Beach to offer avant-garde seafood and other dishes at the award-winning boutique hotel, White Elephant, 280 Sunset Avenue, Palm Beach.  Indulge in innovative dining at Lola 41 Palm Beach. Feed your senses with refreshing cocktails, meals, and poolside offerings.

What do Italy, Greece, Portugal, China, Korea, Japan, and parts of the U.S. have in common? Geographically, they are all positioned along a latitude of 41 degrees north of the Equator. At Lola 41 indulge in authentic coastal cuisines of those destinations without the jet lag.  Appreciate the savory cuisines in an al fresco courtyard at your convenience – no passport required!

Begin your 41 degrees north of the…

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