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Boca Raton Golf CourseBoca Raton's Luxury Landscape Grows with a Generous Donation

Exciting developments are underway in Boca Raton, as MSD Partners and Northview Hotel Group, the current stewards of the esteemed Boca Raton Resort & Club, have just revealed their intention to bestow the Boca Country Club to the city. This 130-acre sanctuary, known for its lush greens and luxurious amenities, is transitioning from an exclusive membership to a community embrace in October 2021.

A Public Haven for Golf and Tennis Enthusiasts

Nestled on Congress Avenue, a serene locale just seven miles from the bustling life of the resort, Boca Country Club has long been a symbol of the high-end lifestyle in Boca Raton. Featuring an 18-hole championship golf course, premier tennis courts,…

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New Homes for Sale in South Florida

Buying a New Home in South Florida

In the wake of COVID-10, South Florida home buyers have recently shown a strong preference for residences that can accommodate their new normalcies, such as working from home and virtual schooling. It comes as no surprise that these buyers are finding new construction homes to be an ideal solution, as they offer privacy, space, and a certain degree of customization. As a result, new construction homes are in high demand locally, and builders can barely keep up. If you are considering purchasing a new construction property, it is essential to develop a strategy prior to looking. There are many layers to the new construction sales process, and The Pearl Antonacci Group is here to help you cultivate a deeper…

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A Look Inside South Florida’s Real Estate Market - April 2020

Amid these unprecedented times, The Pearl Antonacci Group of Lang Realty is endeavoring to keep you educated on the latest trends in the Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County real estate market, as we all prepare ourselves for whatever the future may bring. Whether you have already begun the process of buying or selling your home or are planning to in the near future, arming yourself with the most up to date information is more crucial than ever. See our latest area real estate insights for April of 2020 in the market report and graphs below. 

Our team has separated the monthly data between townhouses/apartments/condos and single-family homes. We have also compared these figures to…

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965 Tropic Blvd, Delray Beach, FL 33483

965 Tropic Boulevard is a beautiful two-story waterfront home for sale in Delray Beach, Florida, unobstructed views of the Intracoastal Waterway, just one lot off the point lot.  Situated along a navigable canal with ocean access and no fixed bridges, the home is a boater's paradise.  The homesite is on a cul-de-sac with no through traffic and sits on a 10,000 sq ft lot.  The property provides 118± feet of deep water-frontage allowing for large water vessels.  

The beautifully scaled residence provides a total of 4,454± square feet in a light-filled, open floor plan which includes four bedrooms, three full baths, and a 2-car garage.  Upgrades include a newly renovated kitchen with granite counters, GE Profile…

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Moving to a new neighborhood brings with it a long list of questions. What are the neighbors like? Are there kids in the area? It is safe? What are the best places to shop?

Once you’ve made the decision to relocate, these questions and more are bound to arise. Many questions can be answered by your Realtor or your contractor, but information on others may be less forthcoming. As realtors are bound by an oath that upholds fair housing and non-discriminatory practices, there are certain questions they just cannot answer. So, issues like churches in the area or the demographics of your neighbors are simply off-limits.

The Fair Housing Act: why your Realtor can’t always tell you what you want to know

What a Realtor can and cannot disclose is dictated…

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How to Prepare for South Florida's Hurricane Season

If you live along a coastal area, hurricanes are a fact of life. Despite their inevitability, the worst thing you can do is nothing at all.

Preparing in advance for the potential damage and risks will help you cope when emergency strikes. Here are some great tips to ensure you are ready for any eventuality: 

Plan your escape route

In the event of an evacuation, you may have to act quickly. storm surges in a hurricane can create a significant rise in water level that can affect coastlines for hundreds of miles around the storm zone. Don’t wait until the last minute, as panic may overtake common sense in an emergency. 

Have pets? Plan ahead!

Have a plan for your pets in the event that you have to evacuate. Many shelters have accommodation…

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