Palm Beach County is probably the most well known county in the country and arguably the world. Attracting the rich and famous for years due to the fabulous weather, pristine beaches, world class golf, equine activities and upscale living. As Florida's popularity has flourished, so has our real estate market creating more of a demand to move westward. 

Wellington had humble beginnings consisting of mostly swampland. In the 1950s, a man by the name of Charles Oliver Wellington had the foresight to purchase these waterlogged 18,000 acres of land and transform it into fertile farmland. Throughout the years, pieces of the land have been sold and eventually fell in the hands of developers. The Investment Corporation of Florida and the Alcoa Company began construction of a planned community called Wellington. More and more people migrated from the north and expanded the residential market west making the Western Communities the "hottest" areas for real estate in Palm Beach County. 

Our neighborhoods offer a variety of options with opportunities to meet everyone's needs. The equestrian industry has a strong presence in Wellington and Loxahatchee. Many of our neighborhoods are zoned for horses featuring top-of-the-line barns, jump fields, arenas and the like. In addition to the horse communities, we have several exclusive neighborhoods highlighting grand estate homes, golf courses, manned gates and more. Lot sizes range from zero lot lines to 5-plus acre parcels if you prefer. As you can see, Wellington, Loxahatchee and West Palm Beach are well equipped to please the most discriminating buyers! 

NEIGHBORHOOD LINKS:

Village of Wellington - www.ci.wellington.fl.us - The Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC) in Wellington is the producer of the FTI Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF). The WEF is the world's largest and longest running equestrian competition. The event hosts 5,000 horses and 2,800 riders from 49 States and 30 Countries.  The 2012 Festival will run from Jan 11th - Apr 1st, 2012. Open Wed-Sun from 8:00 to 5:00 PM. The main event is each Saturday evening starting at 6:00 pm.

Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce - www.palmbeachchamber.com - The Town of Palm Beach shares a rich history established by great visionaries like Cap Dimmick, Flagler, Mizner, Bradley and others. Palm Beach is a barrier island filled with history and character that are reflected in its architecture, and boasts some of the most beautiful and impressive homes in the world. It is connected to the mainland by three primary bridges in the center of town.  From charming turn of the century bungalows to extraordinary mansions designed by architects like Mizner, Fatio and Volk, Palm Beach offers a unique blend of life styles to suit every need.  Palm Beach has world class shopping starting on world renowned Worth Avenue.  Exquisite shops such as SAKS FIFTH AVENUE, CARTIER, HERMÈS OF PARIS, GUCCI, RALPH LAUREN, EMILIO PUCCI, SALVATORE FERRAGAMO, VALENTINO BOUTIQUE, MAXMARA, CHANEL, GIORGIO ARMANI, TIFFANY & CO, BULGARI, CHOPARD, BROOKS BROTHERS, NEIMAN MARCUS AND MORE.

West Palm Beach - www.cityofwpb.com - CityPlace, in the heart of West Palm Beach, is the most exciting destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. With over 100 of your favorite shops and restaurants, as well as a spectacular dancing water fountain.

West Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce - www.palmbeaches.org - The Palm Beaches celebrate international caliber artistic and cultural events that can be enjoyed year-round.  The cultural tapestry of Palm Beach County is overflowing with one-of-a-kind venues and companies: from theater and dance productions to history and art museums, everything is within reach. The Norton Museum of Art plays host to exhibits, the Flagler Museum, Historical Society of Palm Beach County and Palm Beach Maritime Museum focus on the conservation of local history of Palm Beach County.  Visit the Kravis Center to catch a Broadway show or Palm Beach Opera performance.

Boca Raton - www.bocaraton.com - Boca is home to about 200,000 residents and has a total area of 29.1 square miles. It is home to tropical Florida beaches, historic buildings, college universities, and upscale shopping centers and parks. Residents and tourists alike enjoy Boca Raton's small city atmosphere and Mediterranean Revival style architecture.

Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce - www.bocaratonchamber.com - The Young Entrepreneurs Academy, or YEA!, is an innovative program that guides students through the process of starting their own real business. The YEA! Program is held at the FAU Adams Center for Entrepreneurship on the Florida Atlantic University campus.  YEA! that takes students between the ages of 11 and 18 through the process of starting and launching a real business or social movement over the course of an academic year . By the end of the class, students own and operate fully-formed and functioning businesses, which may be carried after their graduation from the program. YEA! aims at teaching students at an early age how to make a job, not just take a job. For more information about the Young Entrepreneurs Academy, please call 585.272.3535 or visit www.yeausa.org

Boynton Beach - www.boyntonbeach.com - Boynton's main beach, Oceanfront Park, is located at 6415 North Ocean Blvd., approximately 1/4 mile north of Ocean Avenue on State Road A1A.  Clean and well-maintained with separate barbecue and picnic area. Open seven days a week with certified lifeguards on duty all year round.

Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce - www.boyntonbeach.org - Boynton Beach is one of the country’s fastest growing areas and the third largest city in Palm Beach County where you will find a strong sense of community.

Deerfield Beach - www.deerfield-beach.com - The City of Deerfield Beach’s economy is heavily diversified and includes distribution, manufacturing, and office industries in addition to tourism. The sustained year-round population of over 50,000 evidences the strength of the local economy. The City is host to the Women’s Professional Volleyball Association Tour and Superboat Power Race and features great recreational programs. Deerfield Beach provides customer-oriented services, which create a quality of life that, encourage residents and employers to enjoy South Florida and prosper in an ever-growing international economy.

Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce - www.deerfieldchamber.com - The Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce is a business advocacy organization and exists to serve the needs of its members.

Delray Beach - www.downtowndelraybeach.com - Delray is poised to become a national destination. May 2009 saw the opening of Il Bacio Restaurant & Lounge, an indoor-outdoor hot spot with D.J.’s, V.I.P. cabanas and a dress code — a jolt of South Beach in an otherwise sleepy town. Since then, an influx of design-conscious establishments along East Atlantic Avenue has brought in a new energy: creative, stylish and yet attitude-free.

Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce - www.delraybeach.com - Delray Beach is a vibrant, growing town, and a great place to do business. It is well into the transition from a seasonal beachside destination to a diverse year-around community. 

Highland Beach - www.ci.highland-beach.fl.us - The Town of Highland Beach encompasses 1.1 total square miles with the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Intracoastal Waterway to the west. The Town’s “main street” is a beautiful tree-lined stretch of Florida’s state road A1A.  Highland Beach is a residential community with a year-round population of 4,150 which increases to approximately 8,500 during the winter months. 

North Palm Beach - www.npbchamber.com - Northern Palm Beach County encompasses 10 unique cities, towns, villages and a colony. It is a great place to raise a family, live and work as a young professional, spend your retirement days and everything in between. From secluded waterfront enclaves to thriving downtowns and quaint gated neighborhoods, here there is a dream home for everyone.  Village of North Palm Beach, City of Palm Beach Gardens, Town of Lake Park, Town of Mangonia Park, City of Riviera Beach, Palm Beach Shores, Town of Jupiter, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Town of Juno Beach and Village of Tequesta. 

Jupiter - www.jupiter.fl.us - Jupiter is well-known for its beauty and beaches. It is often referred to as a "beach town" and has become a popular vacation spot. The most notable landmark is the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, completed in 1860. Made of brick, it was painted red in 1910 due to discoloration caused by humidity. Hurricane Jeanne in 2004 sandblasted the paint from the upper portion of the tower, and the tower was repainted using a potassium silicate mineral coating. The lighthouse is often used as the symbol for Jupiter.