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West Palm Beach, the largest city in Palm Beach County, is
located in Central East Florida, on Lake Worth and is connected to Palm Beach,
which lies opposite to the city, by bridges. It was established by Henry M.
Flagler at the end of the 19th century as a commercial center for Palm Beach.
Over the past 10 years, the city has experienced remarkable revival, attracting
new residents and an increased number of tourists with an appreciation for its
historic architecture, excellent climatic conditions, and solid infrastructure.
Today, West Palm Beach is home to nearly 90,000 people, and
is famous for its downtown entertainment, top-notch shopping,
and educational and cultural facilities—all of which has significantly
raised demand for West Palm Beach real estate. The city consists of a mix of
residential neighborhoods, private properties, and waterfront estate, which
are serviced by a wide array of amenities.
Those searching for West Palm Beach, Florida, real estate, will find that the
city offers ample choices of private homes and condominiums, vacation properties,
and commercial real estate. One of the reasons for the popularity of real estate
in West Palm Beach, Florida, is its relaxed atmosphere and low-key luxurious
ambiance that differentiates the city from the more boisterous Palm
Beach.
The city’s residents and tourists enjoy access to the Kravis Centre for
the Performing Arts, which presents over 300 performances a year, and the new
Meyer Amphitheater at Sunfest Park. Exhibitions of world-famous collections
of European, American, Asian and modern art may be viewed at The Norton Museum
of Art. West Palm Beach also offers family oriented attractions,
such as Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher Park and South Florida Science Museum.
Whether your interest is a vacation property, a private home, or waterfront
estate, there is no shortage of professional West Palm Beach real estate
agents to assist you with the perfect purchase.
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