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Delray Beach, Florida
Founded in the late 1870s and incorporated 47 years later, Delray Beach, Florida
is known for a storied history rooted in citrus growing, farming, and its famed
white sand beaches that symbolize this Village by the Sea.
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Coral Gables, Florida
Stunning Mediterranean Revivalist architecture, lush tropical foliage, charming
boutiques, world class golf courses, museums, fine art galleries, vintage
trolley cars, white sandy beaches and world class shopping are all hallmarks of
this pedestrian-friendly, South Florida city.
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Palm Beach, Florida
Palm Beachers may have been rocked by the Bernard Madoff ponzi scheme scandal
(More than a few islanders had losses in the eight figures) but the tony
island, 65 miles north of Miami on Florida’s east coast still boasts, multi-million dollar mansions, mega yachts, world
class dining, luxury upscale resorts, pristine beaches and some of the most
expensive second-home real estate in the county.
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The Other Hollywood
Sunshine state insiders are betting that Hollywood will be the next go-to spot
for locals, tourists and snow birds in search of a South Florida destination
without the attitude, traffic or overcrowded sidewalks of South Beach.
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Key West
Key West, the southernmost point of the continental United States, where many
residents refer to it as the “Conch Republic” (pronounced conk), embraces a fascinating mix of history, eccentricity and lush
island charm.
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Fort Lauderdale
Previously overshadowed by its neighbor—Miami—during the past few decades Fort Lauderdale has become a stand-alone
destination. It's a major yachting center and resort area that has become a
major port for cruise passengers. Despite the transients, Fort Lauderdale is a
vibrant community that attracts people from all over the world who want to make
this beach jewel their home.
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Boynton Beach, Florida
With sunny skies, warm temperatures and an ideal location along the Atlantic
Coast, adjacent to the Intracoastal Waterway, tourists are flocking to Boynton
Beach by the droves.
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Miami Beach
Miami Beach has been called the “American Riviera,” “America's Playground” and the “Billion Dollar Sandbar.” Rising along the Atlantic Ocean on a barrier island, Miami Beach is separated
from the city of Miami by Biscayne Bay. The city of Miami Beach has been one of
the country's pre-eminent beach resorts since its incorporation in 1915. The
sun, surf and legendary party atmosphere has become part of the American
diaspora.
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Boca Raton, Florida
When many people hear about Boca Raton their first images are that of happy
senior citizens enjoying their twilight years playing shuffleboard, bingo and
going to restaurants at 4:30 in the afternoon to enjoy the 'early-bird
special.' That may have been true in the past, but today Boca Raton is a
vibrant lively beach community offering sun, fun and excitement for all ages.
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Hialeah, Florida
Glenn Curtis the aviation pioneer was quoted as saying, “All roads lead to Hialeah.”
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