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Boca Raton has something uniquely different from the other cities in Palm Beach and Broward County–there’s currently no waterfront dining! In fact, the last time Boca Raton had a waterfront restaurant was in 2005. Currently, patrons looking to dine on the water near Boca are sent to nearby Delray Beach.

But all that is set to change, if a certain Boca Raton developer has their way. Gene Folden has recently convinced the Boca City Council to approve the addition of a Intracoastal-front restaurant. A restaurant is an ideal way to lure patrons, both old & new, to the area to spend more time and therefore generate more for the local economy.

The details haven’t really been determined yet, however, the Boca Raton movers will be sure to keep you up-to-date!

200 East has had quite the boom in terms of West Boca residents looking to live in a more central and also luxurious location. This is great news for the 200 East developers, who say the building is easily on its way to full occupancy.

The appeal of a place like 200 East is that it offers the luxury of an upscale Boca residence, but without the golf course maintenance, the drive to downtown, and other fees or expenses that Palm Beach County residents are privy to paying. Here at the Boca Raton movers, we think the property is a great addition to the Boca area, and it’s injected new life and a new demographic in to Boca.

The buyer-only complex still has a few units left–if interested, check out the inventory at http://www.200eastbocaraton.com.

Lynn University is undergoing a facelift in preparation for the national exposure it will receive in October, when the final presidential debate takes place for the 2012 US Presidential campaign.

The main entrance will get renovation work, and the road will be widened in expectancy of increased traffic flow. A second entrance will receive work, and the nature preserve will be relocated to the west end of campus.

Funding for the upgrades comes from fast-food & fuel company Sheetz Corp.’s owner Robert Sheetz, who is a retired Boca Raton local. The Boca Raton movers will be keeping you informed with any updates or additional upgrades that Lynn stands to undergo.

It’s no secret that the real estate market has had a tough time in recent years. For Palm Beach County, the demand is there and the supply is not–a clear sign that the real estate market is on the road to recovery. This is fabulous news for your Boca Raton movers here–we want to see the economy pick itself back up here in Boca and beyond. Low supply equals tighter prices, so the local housing market shouldn’t drop in coming months.

While there is no guarantee, your professional movers are hopeful that 2012 is the beginning of the end of the tunnel for real estate troubles. Keep your fingers crossed.

Wishing you and yours a fabulous New Year!

The Heritage Luxury Apartments located on Palmetto Park Road in Boca Raton have been purchased by means of an all-cash purchase ringing in at just under $68 million. That breaks down to about $274,000 per apartment.

The complex has a prime location–one mile from the Atlantic Ocean and close in proximity to Mizner Park and Town Center Mall. At the time of sale, the complex was at 92% occupancy.

Here at the Boca Raton movers, we feel the Heritage is a beautiful complex for young professionals, families, and baby boomers alike.

According to Trulia.com, parts of Florida and California have the highest proportion of home searches, both among out of the area searchers and also locals. 100 million searched were analyzed to get these results.

The poll is a great peek into what areas Americans want to live in these days. All of the top cities gaining momentum are in the Sun Belt of Florida, namely the Sarasota area at #1, Fort Lauderdale at #4, West Palm Beach at #5, and Orlando at #10.

To break it down, east coast cities like Boca Raton get searchers from New York and New Jersey areas, while Sarasota gets hits from Chicago residents and other Midwest locales.

All signs point to an improving Florida real estate market, which is plenty of reason for the Boca Raton movers to smile. If you’re thinking of coming to the area, come on down and call your friends at All My Sons for great rates & red carpet service!

2011 has proven to be a stronger year for Palm Beach County real estate transactions. October sales in particular were up almost 30% in comparison with October 2010. totaling in 918 single family home sales in that month alone.

Throughout the state of Florida, home sales were up 13 percent. While September numbers top October’s, they are still progress from 2010. With the home sales topping off at 4.97 million in sales, that’s not s0 short of a healthy market that produces 6 million. Additionally, Florida unemployment and Palm Beach County jobless rates were both decreasing. Matched with all-time low mortgage rates for a 30 year fixed rate, and you’ve got a tempting market that the Boca Raton movers think you should jump on!

First timer? No worries, first-time homebuyers made up 34 percent of transactions throughout the nation last month, so you are among friends here. Quit paying rent and start paying toward a mortgage today.

Palm Beach and Broward counties’ job markets have been expanding, according to recent reports by the Sun Sentinel. Miami-Dade jobs are also growing, just not at the rate of the neighboring counties to the north. Currently, unemployment in these counties is as follows:

Miami-Dade: 12.2 percent

Broward: 9.5 percent

Palm Beach: 11 percent

If you are relocating to the South Florida area, the West Palm movers want to make sure you get a great deal on a home and also have a job lined up. These milestones will make moving much less stressful on you and your family.

In September, home sales in Palm Beach county were up 34% from the year prior. Inventory in the popular Florida county is quickly getting snatched up by buyers looking to invest in fixer uppers with great location. Despite a drop in inventory, the prices have remained somewhat the same.

The median price for single family homes in Palm Beach county are around $180,000. That’s down 20% from September 2010, and 55% lower than 2005. If you’re looking to relocate to West Palm, or other parts of Palm Beach County, the West Palm movers want to encourage you to browse properties sooner rather than later. With unbeatable prices and prime South Florida location, it won’t be long before the available homes are all gone.

Plans have been released to create a new development in Miami called Resort World Miami. Genting Group of Malaysia has decided to overhaul the location of the Miami Herald and create a 10 million square foot project that will contain meeting space, convention areas, a ballroom, four luxury hotels, a 250,000 luxury retail center, and more than 50 restaurants.

Local South Florida architecture firm Arquitectonica has been entrusted with the task of creating the plans, which can be seen here. The $3 billion investment will stimulate the South Florida economy by creating 15,000 construction jobs and a sustained 30,000 jobs to staff the resort. While the date to begin construction hasn’t been released, the Resorts World is causing great expectations here at the Boca Raton movers and surrounding tri-county area.