Palm Beach FL Real Estate
Charity abounds on this distinguished island that is home to many of the world’s most affluent. Yes, there are many magnificent estate homes, stunning ocean views, the spectacular shops on Worth Avenue, enticing golf courses and tennis clubs, sensational restaurants, and, of course, a plethora of lush palm trees and brilliant flora. But it is the charitable hearts of those who are beckoned to The Island that makes it an extraordinarily special place.
With the November publication of The Palm Beach Charity Register and On The Town, and the Shiny returning to daily publication (the newspaper printed especially for the Island), we see the return of those residents with summer homes in places such as the Hamptons or Manhattan. As they re-unite with friends who live year-round on Palm Beach, the social season begins!
The generosity of those who live on and near Palm Beach is incomparable to anywhere else in the world. The untold affluence and prestige of these good people is directed toward countless philanthropic enterprises in a myriad of creative ways. There are the anticipated glamorous black-tie galas and balls with dinner and dancing. But you could also attend cocktail receptions, golf tournaments, luncheons, fashion shows and a cruise, all with benevolence at heart.
Exactly three blocks wide and 14 miles long, the barrier island of Palm Beach is a community steeped in southern hospitality, sunshine and prosperity, making Palm Beach and the surrounding areas a desirable place to live, work and raise a family. Theatres, art galleries and museums are minutes away, as well as the Worth Avenue shops, the Gardens Mall and City Place. This area has 150 golf courses and many tennis courts. The International Polo Club of Palm Beach is a short drive away. And, of course, there’s the beach with the deep blue ocean stretching all the way to the horizon where it meets the sky of blue with occasional wisps of white clouds.
Palm Beach Homes, Condos & Townhouses MLS
Both contemporary and original mansions from the 1890s are found on Palm Beach, with the average home around $5.3 million. Single-family homes start at $2.3 million and can go up to $10.5 million for oceanfront properties. Townhouses and condos on the southern end may start at $250,000 ranging to $3.5 million. Land property ranges from $2.6 million to $26 million, depending upon acreage and water views.
Whether you prefer a home on Palm Beach Island, or on a world-class golf course, or with your boat docked in your backyard, or in an amenity-replete high-rise on the beach, Liz Bacall would be happy to serve your real estate needs. Whether you are seeking your dream home or wishing to sell your home, as a consummate professional Liz will work hard to get it done properly and on schedule.
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