3 Boca Coffee Spots to Hit the Morning After a Long Holiday Weekend
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Let's face it, after a long and eventful Labor Day Weekend here in Boca Raton, which we hope you’re enjoying, chances are you’re going to need a strong cup of coffee to get you back in the swing of things come Tuesday morning. And lucky for you, we have quite the selection of top-notch coffee houses scattered all throughout the Boca area.
So whether you’re new to town, just visiting, or may just want to check out a new local coffee joint in town that you’ve yet to visit, featured below is just a short list of a few top coffee spots we like to frequent to kick off a new work week. And if coffee isn’t your thing, also keep in mind that each of these establishments also have a variety of other offerings as well, from tasty breakfast items to top-notch…
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Boca Raton is loaded with some of the most luxurious and most expensive real estate you’ll find anywhere in the country, and if you don’t believe us, consider this: at the time of this post, 17 homes were currently listed with an asking price over $10 million.
It’s been a pretty good year for the Palm Beach County real estate market overall, especially for anyone in the market for a higher-end home or condo. Earlier we pointed out the challenges facing young or first-time home buyers hoping to buy new construction right now in Palm Beach County, but if you take a closer look at luxury new construction properties currently listed, especially in Delray Beach, there’s certainly plenty of options and opportunities just waiting to be had.
As you may have perviously heard or read about in a recent article from the Sun-Sentinel, new construction single-family homes under $300,000 in both Palm Beach and Broward counties are becoming increasingly difficult to find on today’s housing market, which to active buyers already browsing what’s available, is hardly news at this point.
As a small coastal town that’s wedged in between Delray Beach and Boca Raton, Highland Beach might not always get the hype that its neighbors to the north and south receive, but its housing landscape is easily just as impressive.
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The Boca Raton real estate market offers home buyers a wide-range of options and opportunities, but the vast selection of luxury homes for sale here is often what defines the local housing landscape. For some buyers, a sprawling mansion that sits right alongside the oceanfront is the ultimate luxury living experience, and for others it’s a place that backs right up to the 18th green on one of Boca’s numerous championship golf courses.
Finding a desirable dog-friendly condo building in Boca Raton isn’t as challenging as it used to be, but potential buyers out there who specifically have a four-legged part of the family still need to be careful when beginning a new condo search. Many older condo buildings in Boca still don’t allow pets of any kind, and even newly built condo buildings have certain restrictions on breeds, maximum weight, or how many pets in total you’re allowed to have inside your home. In addition, enjoying a close proximity to dog and pet-friendly amenities outside of where you live can also be an important part of choosing a particular location, which can ensure a great living experience for both you and your furry friends. So if you’re in the market for a new…
It’s certainly no secret that Boca Raton and much of the surrounding Palm Beach County area features some of the most spectacular real estate in the country. From sprawling waterfront estates to luxury beachfront condos, if you can’t find something here to dream about, chances are it doesn’t exist.
While much of South Florida has been a red hot seller’s market over the first half of 2017, home price gains are starting to slow a bit according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index.