HIGHLAND BEACH CONDOS FOR SALE

Walk the shores of this quiet, pretty stretch of land, a finger on the map, surrounded by the Intracoastal on the west and the Atlantic Ocean on the east. One road, A1A (Ocean Drive) runs through this narrow piece of land, dividing up the many condominium buildings & homes that abut the waters edge on both sides, many with boat docks. Realtor MARILYN JACOBS SPECIALIZES IN WATERFRONT CONDO SALES and will sell your condo quickly and find you the HOME OF YOUR DREAMS (561-302-3388).

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

HAVE A GREAT TIME IN DELRAY BEACH

A PEEK AT DELRAY BEACH

Delray Beach is the type of coastal town that has it all: unobstructed beaches, shops, the restaurants and definitely, the entertainment. A little bit for everyone to enjoy. Delray does a great job with its festivals and fairs. They close a main street and fill it to capacity with vendors, musicians and artists in a blink of an eye. When is all over done with, it comes down just as fast as it went up.

Come on downtown on Thursday, January 27^th for Art & Jazz On The Avenue. Once a month, during the season, and on a Thursday from 6-10 pm, live musical entertainment is presented, On the Avenue. Open house specials, and gallery exhibitions are will be browsed at the very least. Even though it is On the Avenue, it will also extend to the SW 5th Avenue Plaza.

Highlights will include:

Florida Panthers’ Partymobile --- interactive games and the launch of the team’s new video game --- at the Delray Beach Magazine booth in the 300 block of East Atlantic Avenue.
Palm Beach Makos and Cheerleaders in the 400 block of East Atlantic Avenue.
Exhilarating skateboard course designed and constructed by Stoner Skateboards in the 600 block of East Atlantic Avenue;
Sports clinics led by Atlantic High School sports leaders on the Great Lawn by Old School Square.
City of Delray Beach Parks & Recreation sponsored dance and fitness demonstrations and performances led by the Delray Divas, Diamonds and Pearls and Delray Rocks and Cheerleaders Dance, also on the Great Lawn by Old School Square.
Yankee great Roy White, the Roger Dean Stadium inflatable hitting bay and the Allianz golf hitting bay – all in Worthing Park.
Representatives of the International Tennis Championships and the US Tennis Association in the 200 and 400 blocks of East Atlantic Avenue.
Cycling on Your Mark in the 300 block of East Atlantic Avenue.
Miss Geico 50-foot racing boat with jet turbine engine will be on display in the 500 block of East Atlantic Avenue and sports car along NE 1^st Avenue.
Roaming Drew Tucker Stomp Band
The Heavy Pets, a production of 102 Degrees, will be performing on the Old School Square Entertainment Pavilion with Stampede as the opening act. The concert will benefit Delray Beach’s Caring Kitchen through donations collected by volunteers. An after-party hosted by the new Pineapple Groove will start just after the concert.
Jim Kolvacik Trio in the 100 block of East Atlantic Avenue
Groove Merchant and Atlantic High School Jazz Band on SE 4^th Avenue.
Jazz Stream in the 400 block of East Atlantic Avenue.
Al Johnson in the 500 block of East Atlantic Avenue.
Visitors to the Vista BMW tent will be invited to register for a chance to win a new BMW 135i. Details will be available on site.
Representatives of the Boca Artists Guild in the 100 East Atlantic block.
Avalon Gallery at 425 E Atlantic Ave.
Blue Coast Art Exhibit at 110 E Atlantic Ave.
Blue Gallery at 600 E Atlantic Ave.
Cacace Fine Art Studio & Gallery at 135 E Atlantic Ave.
DeBilzan Gallery at 38 E Atlantic Ave.
Delray Art & Framing at 321 E Atlantic Ave.
Ford Fine Art at 235 NE 4^th Ave. #101
Forms Gallery at 415 E Atlantic Ave.
Kevro’s Gallery, Media Studio & Art Bar at 166 SE 2^nd Ave.
Ora Sorensen Gallery at 445 E Atlantic Ave.

Art & Jazz will extend to the SW 5^th Ave Plaza with entertainment from:

Beacon Center first- and second-grade classes, creative dance team and Village Academy praise dancers.
Creative dance team, Step Club and Drum Line of the Family Resource Center.

FREE ADMISSION!

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HIGHLAND BEACH

Condominiums offer a variety of amenities, some are older, established buildings and new ones are still going up. Grand estate and townhomes appear on both sides of A1A. Complexes with beautiful ocean front or intracostal views may include dockage and/or boating facilities.

Take your pick to enjoy a wonderful, comfortable lifestyle.

The Town encompasses 0.6 square miles and is bounded in the north and northwest by the City of Delray Beach and on the south and southwest by the City of Boca Raton.

Highland Beach is a residential community with a year-round population of approximately 3,200 which increases to approximately 6,500 during the winter months, adding part-time residents who list their northern homes as their official place of residence. Residents are composed of approximately 80% retirees and 20% persons employed or engaged in business enterprises in Palm Beach and Broward Counties.

From one full time employee in 1966, the Highland Beach Town Commission staff has grown to 38 full time employees, 4 part time employees, and 5 elected officials. In that same period, the assessed valuation of Highland Beach has mushroomed from $10 million to approximately $861 million.

In March 2000, voters approved a referendum to build a state of the art Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant on some of the land behind Town Hall. The new facility will replace their current lime softening plant which is now located in Boca Raton.

In March 2002, Highland Beach voters approved a referendum to build a new library in the rear of the Town Hall complex, next to the Intracoastal Waterway. The new library will be 6 to 8 times larger than the current one, and will provide patrons with even more choices and variety in the latest reading materials, periodicals, videos and DVDs. There will also be more public computers available for internet access. Construction of the new library is not expected to begin until 2004.

In 1999, the city of Highland Beach heartily celebrated its fiftieth anniversary.

Located between the cities of Delray Beach and Boca Raton, Highland Beach is a residential community. Highland Beach was once the home of the Caloosa Indian tribe. Pirates, explorers and buccaneers also visited the city over the years.

The roughly three-mile stretch of Highland Beach serves as a critical nesting ground for endangered sea turtles, which lay hundreds of eggs onshore each year from March through October.

Today, Highland Beach - along with the nearby upscale communities of Gulf Stream, Ocean Ridge and Manalapan - is home to some of the most beautiful homes and beachfront property along South Florida’s “Gold Coast.”

The Highland Beach real estate market is upscale, featuring luxurious beachfront single-family detached homes and exquisite condominiums, co-ops and high-rises. Highland Beach also features pristine oceanfront property, with homes ranging to more than $15 million. Equally upscale condominium high-rises priced from $300,000 to $3.4 million are available at Toscana Towers, Townhouses of Highland Beach, Trafalgar, Coronado at Highland Beach Isles and Regency Highland. Limited land and lots are available for custom building.

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Give your property WORLDWIDE EXPOSURE... ...email 38,000 local realtors with your property info - they may have YOUR BUYER in their portfolio ...list your property on both the Regional MLS (RMLSFL) and the Palm Beach Board of Realtors (PBB) - Marilyn is a member of both ...feature photos and info about your listing in our office window in a trafficed area in downtown Palm Beach (Jeffrey Ray & Associates, 210 Brazilian Way, corner of South County Road ...email information to over 1000 luxury agents around the US ...post your information all over the whole wide world on the internet ...talk to Marilyn to learn more.

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SIX LISTINGS OF MARILYN... look how fasssst they sold!

A Polo Club single family house listed with Marilyn WAS UNDER CONTRACT THE SAME DAY IT WAS LISTED - in one day! A Delray Beach townhouse listed with Marilyn was UNDER CONTRACT IN 14 DAYS. A Polo property listed with Marilyn was UNDER CONTRACT IN 21 DAYS. A Lake Worth/Smith Farms single family residence listed with Marilyn was SOLD IN 63 DAYS when the real estate market was most distressed and the home had dozens of showings. After a year on the market, a listing of Marilyn’s WAS UNDER CONTRACT IN 90 DAYS. On the FIRST DAY OUT LOOKING, out-of-towners bought one of the 7 houses Marilyn showed them. Sending endless listings over the internet, one two occasions, buyers purchased homes from these LISTINGS SENT OVER THE INTERNET. MARILYN HAS HAD PROPERTIES UNDER CONTRACT IN ONE DAY AND HAS HAD BUYERS FIND THEIR DREAM HOMES IN ONE DAY!!! When you list with Marilyn, start looking right away for your next home as you may be there sooner than you think!

HIGHLAND BEACH CONDOS FOR SALE

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

HAVE A GREAT TIME IN DELRAY BEACH

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