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Boca Raton is one of the wealthiest and most exclusive communities in Palm Beach Country. Aside from its endless white-sand beaches, it’s a family-friendly place to live with world-class shopping and dining. The city has thrived and quickly developed over the last four decades, alongside increasing suburban expansion and business development. Downtown Boca Raton has a diverse assortment of galleries, gourmet markets, notable fashion retailers, design studios, and no shortage of trendy boutiques.

It’s in the epicenter of Florida's Atlantic Ocean coast and is considered to be one of the nation's premier resort destinations for residents and tourists. Home to golf courses, five-star hotels, jazz clubs, and an impeccable town center housing over 200 elite specialty shops, it's easy to see why people from all over the country flock to Boca Raton.

• Resort-style living
• Excluive
• Beautiful white-sand beaches
• Gorgeous tropical climate
• Thriving nightlife

Boca Raton is, without a doubt, one of the absolute best places to live in all of Florida. With a population of around 95,700, Boca Raton has become a booming, bustling resort town in the southernmost corner of Palm Beach County over the last several decades. Residents typically include families, retirees, and young professionals who flourish in the urban environment and enjoy living close to so many coffee shops, boutiques, and parks. 

Families who consider education to be a top priority will be pleased with Boca Raton’s highly-rated public schools. A gorgeous town that has something to do for every demographic—  no matter the time of day—it’s a fantastic place to live with excellent shopping and incredible neighborhoods. Locals enjoy its diverse, strong community and safe, clean streets.

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New York Prime is a wildly popular high-end steakhouse in Boca Raton. A classy supper club with an extensive wine list and locations in multiple big cities like Myrtle Beach and Atlanta, New York Prime is famous for its top-quality, USDA prime-only beef and incredible seafood platters.

For Abruzzo-inspired cuisine, signature Italian dishes, and Mediterranean seafood, dine at Il Mulino. Their Boca Raton location captures the seaside experience with their classy, Art Deco decor and beautiful outdoor patio. Trattoria Romano is another bustling, upscale Italian restaurant and bar featuring authentic cuisine and a stunning grapevine trellis ceiling.

The Boca Raton Town Center Mall is an upscale shopping mall situated in the heart of the city. Anchored by major retail department stores like Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale's, and Saks Fifth Avenue, Town Center Mall has more than 200 upscale and elite specialty stores and is the pinnacle of luxury shopping in all of South Florida.
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Mizner Park is more than just a world-class shopping center—it's a lifestyle center designed in classic Mediterranean Revival style and named after architect Addison Mizner in Downtown Boca Raton. The center includes the Centre for the Arts, which houses the Boca Raton Museum of Art and the Mizner Park Amphitheater. 

It also houses numerous eateries, upscale retailers, and a lush, landscaped, park-like environment. You can enjoy dinner and shopping before completing your day with a film at the plush onsite cinema!

Voted as the best charter service in the area, Executive Jet Management in Boca Raton is a high-class, stress-free jet charter service. If you or your business regularly utilize private jet services, you'll be able to skip the crowds, flight delays, security lines, and long layovers. 

It's a luxurious travel venue designed to keep guests as relaxed and productive as they'd like to be during their travels. Travel on your own time with the ability to depart or arrive at any Boca Raton airport. 

Sprawling across more than five different buildings, the Boca Raton Resort & Club: A Waldorf-Astoria Resort is a beautifully-landscaped resort property located close to the acclaimed Boca Raton Museum of Art. Depending on which room you book for your stay, you may get a room decked out in classic, contemporary, or beachy-chic decor. 

The resort also offers world-class amenities like soaking tubs, marble bathrooms, balconies, a 50,000 square feet spa, seven pools, a 24/7 fitness center, two golf courses, a surf school, 12 restaurants with beachside and pool dining, and 30 tennis courts.

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Boca Raton is served by the School District of Palm Beach County and is home to dozens of excellent public and private schools. Among the public schools are 12 elementary schools, five middle schools, and four high schools. 

For private schooling, there are almost 20 educational institutions to choose from in the area, including the top-notch Pine Crest School.

Delray Beach is a charming coastal city in Southeast Florida famous for its bustling main street, perfect beach weather, and incredible arts scene within the Pineapple Grove Arts District. Originating as a small farming village, Delray Beach has grown tremendously into a vibrant community home to almost 70,000 residents.

​​​​​​​Despite its fast evolution, Delray is often considered the "hidden gem" of Palm Beach County. It might be lesser-known than Boynton Beach and Boca Raton, but Delray is a hip, intimate resort destination with sophisticated big-city vibes. It was previously voted the "Most Fun Small Town in America" by USA Today and Rand McNally.

• Incredible beaches
• Pineapple Grove Arts District
• Hip nightlife
• Scenic bike rides
• Festivals
• Coastal views

Delray Beach is a very diverse suburb offering a mix of urban and suburban vibes. Considered to be one of the best places to live in Florida for young professionals and retirees, those lucky enough to call Delray Beach home are privy to an intimate town with big-city amenities. Delray is large enough to offer dozens of upscale shops, excellent restaurants, and top-notch attractions alongside its award-winning beaches. Still, many neighborhoods provide plenty of room for large homes set on spacious lots with full yards.
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With its thriving downtown, Delray Beach has become a popular place for people from neighboring towns to visit when they're in the mood for some shopping.
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Major retailers line the downtown region, but there are also several trendy, local boutiques like Love Shack. Situated in the heart of Atlantic Avenue, Love Shack is a contemporary store that sells both men and women’s clothing. 
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After you shop 'til you drop, stop by local hotspot Brulé Bistro in the Pineapple Grove neighborhood for seasonal, sustainable dishes. Also in the vicinity is The Grove, an intimate restaurant reminiscent of California Wine Country cuisine with an ever-changing menu. Thanks to their elegant dining room and cozy outdoor patio, The Grove is considered to be one of the town's most romantic locations.
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Cut 432 is a classy steakhouse that's great for people-watching on bustling Atlantic Avenue. Alongside their delicious steaks and superb wine list, Cut 432 has a very budget-friendly happy hour.
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Downtown Delray Beach doubles as a popular tourist attraction for people all over Palm Beach County. There is always something to do or a fun festival to attend.
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Take part in the long-standing tradition of dining beneath the starry sky along Atlantic Avenue during Savor the Avenue. Each restaurant carefully crafts a specially-designed four-course dinner with beverage pairings for folks to enjoy a truly unique dining experience.

​​​​​​​During Downtown Delray Beach's Art & Jazz on the Avenue, the avenue comes to life with live music, art exhibitions, restaurant specials, and more. Locals look forward to this Thursday evening event, which turns your casual stroll down Atlantic Avenue into a rollicking good time. 

​​​​​​​Suppose you want to spend your day shopping, people-watching, and perusing through the famous Pineapple Grove Arts District. Immerse yourself in the creative world of murals, sculptures, galleries, and much more along Artists Alley. 

​​​​​​​On Saturday mornings, visit the GreenMarket, an open-air marketplace in Old School Square Park. Shop from more than 60 vendors featuring fresh, farm-to-table produce, farm-fresh eggs, raw milk, delicious artisan-baked goods, fresh-cut flowers, gourmet food, live entertainment, and much more. 

Embark on an outdoor adventure at Lake Ida, which stretches across almost 200 acres. The area encompasses a dog park, fishing areas, bike and walking paths, boat, canoe, and kayaking access, picnic areas, a playground, and a lake observation platform. 

Tennis fans are lucky to be close to the Delray Beach Open, the annual ATP World Tour 240 men's professional tennis tournament.
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Delray Beach is primarily served by the School District of Palm Beach County. It's also home to the esteemed American Heritage School Boca Delray, a private K-12 academy. 
The following are some of the best public schools nearby:
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• Morikami Park Elementary School, Public, Magnet, PK-5
• Banyan Creek Elementary School, Public, Magnet, PK-5
• S. D. Spady Elementary School, Public, Magnet, PK-5
• BridgePrep Academy of Palm Beach, Public, Charter, K-8

Parkland is renowned for its serene, park-like environment, characterized by lush green spaces, equestrian trails, and a commitment to preserving natural beauty. The city’s dedication to maintaining large lots and open spaces creates a tranquil atmosphere that appeals to those seeking a peaceful suburban lifestyle. Residents often describe Parkland as a “hidden gem,” offering a blend of luxury and nature that’s hard to find elsewhere in South Florida.

People & Lifestyle

The community in Parkland is tight-knit and family-oriented, with a strong emphasis on safety and quality of life. The city boasts a high homeowner rate and an average household income of $189K, indicating a stable and affluent population. With an average age of 38, Parkland attracts professionals and families alike, all drawn to its exceptional living conditions and community spirit.

Dining & Entertainment

Parkland offers a diverse array of dining options, from upscale restaurants to casual eateries:

• Deja Blue Restaurant: An upscale Mediterranean spot boasting stunning water views, offering a range of seafood dishes, steaks, and other non-seafood options.
• Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill: Known for its high-quality sushi and sashimi, as well as a wide selection of other Japanese and Thai dishes.

For entertainment, the city hosts events like Eats ‘n’ Beats at Pine Trails Park, featuring live music and food trucks, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere.

Shopping

While Parkland itself maintains a peaceful, residential character, it offers convenient access to several shopping centers:

• The Shoppes at Parkland: A retail center featuring a variety of stores and services.
• Waterways Shoppes at Parkland: Another local shopping destination offering a range of retail options.

Additionally, nearby cities provide more extensive shopping experiences:

• Town Center at Boca Raton: A premier shopping mall with a wide selection of high-end retailers.
• Coral Square Mall: A large indoor mall offering a variety of stores and dining options.

Things to Do

Parkland is rich in recreational activities, thanks to its numerous parks and community events:

• Pine Trails Park: A central hub for outdoor activities, featuring an amphitheater that hosts monthly concerts and events like Eats ‘n’ Beats.
• Covered Bridge Park: A scenic park offering walking trails and picnic areas, perfect for family outings.
• Florida Renaissance Festival: An annual event held nearby, offering a unique cultural experience with entertainment, food, and artisan vendors.

Schools

Education is a cornerstone of the Parkland community, with several top-rated public and private schools:

• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School: Serving the majority of Parkland residents, this public high school is known for its academic excellence and extracurricular programs.
• Westglades Middle School: A well-regarded middle school offering a range of academic and extracurricular activities.
• Riverglades Elementary School, Park Trails Elementary School, and Heron Heights Elementary School: These elementary schools are known for their strong academic programs and community involvement.
• Private Schools: Institutions like Mary Help of Christians School provide additional educational options within the community.

As the crowning jewel of Palm Beach County, Palm Beach is an exclusive, affluent community considered to be a world-class resort town. Thanks to its miles of pristine beaches and upscale shopping districts, an estimated 30 billionaires and numerous millionaires call the city home.

Residents are privy to perfect, year-round temperate climate and luxurious, crystal-clear waters from the neighboring Gulf Stream. Combined with some of Florida's finest shops, award-winning hotels, and cultural landmarks, it's no surprise that Palm Beach has become a year-round tourist haven.
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Palm Beach is one of Florida's most gorgeous and dynamic cities. Exquisite culture, endless outdoor activities, and a fully-developed community are just a few of the incredible assets you'll discover when you call Palm Beach home. Renowned for its beauty, sophistication, and small-town character, Palm Beach has an exceptionally high quality of life.

• Exclusive resort town
• Small-town character
• Miles of beautiful beaches
• World-class shopping
• Cultural landmarks
• Worth Avenue
  
  

Palm Beach is one of the best places to live in all of Florida. During the last century, the city has evolved into a fully-developed community heralded for its beauty and charisma. It's a relatively small and intimate place to live, with only approximately 9,000 full-time residents. Remaining homes are sequestered for seasonal owners.

​​​​​​​However, there is always something happening in-town thanks to Palm Beach’s many beaches, festivals, shopping avenues, and more. Palm Beach is home to the upper crust of society and residents enjoy their seclusion and privacy. It's an excellent place for retirees to settle down and relax and is a growing hub for young professionals. Residents have come to appreciate the city’s mix of urban vibe with small-town charm.

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Imoto at Buccan is mostly a sushi place, but thanks to its cool vibe, it has become a hip local restaurant. They serve inventive Asian small plates alongside sushi in a zen-like atmosphere. 

If you like creative, globally-inspired eats, then you must try the famously eclectic eatery known as Buccan. They have tons of incredibly unique dishes and a budget-friendly happy hour. The vibe here is lively and boisterous since Buccan tends to get busy fast. 

We would be remiss if we didn't mention Worth Avenue, Palm Beach's most stunning shopping venue and one of the country's premier shopping destinations. The Avenue offers an assortment of celebrated boutiques boasting incredible resort and designer fashion. It's right next to the ocean and several historic architectural spots, making it a glorious and romantic street to walk along as you enjoy the breathtaking scenic views.  

Over 200 shops and restaurants line Worth Avenue, varying from couture shops to mom-and-pop stores. Whether you're shopping for furniture, accessories, gifts, eyewear, antiques, art, or something else, you're guaranteed to find it—and more—on Worth Avenue.

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Besides Worth Avenue, there are numerous incredible Palm Beach attractions to keep residents busy. Enjoy a staycation at the luxurious and historic Breakers Hotel, a Renaissance Revival-style resort with more than 530 rooms. 

Located on a private beach only five minutes away from the Flagler Museum, the Breakers Hotel features classic, polished rooms with amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen televisions, and even balconies. The hotel also features on-site shopping, a fitness center and spa, nine restaurants, several lounges, 10 tennis courts, four pools, and two golf courses. 

The Palm Beach International Boat Show is an annual West Palm Beach event and one of the country's top five boat shows. This extravagant showcase features more than $1.2 billion worth of boats, yachts, and accessories from the world's leading marine manufacturers.

The Honda Classic, a professional golf tournament on the PGA Tour, is hosted in Palm Beach Gardens.

The only school in-town is Palm Beach Elementary School, which first opened in 1929. The majority of school-age children attend schools within the West Palm Beach School District. The prestigious Dreyfoos School of the Arts is also in West Palm Beach.
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Keiser University, Palm Beach State College, and Palm Beach Atlantic University are located in neighboring cities.