REPREIVE FROM HIGH TAXES

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Home to nearly 30 tropical beaches spanning 47 miles along the Atlantic Ocean, from Jupiter Beach to Boca Raton.  This tropical region also contains 125 miles of scenic waterways.

The Gulf Stream, known as the “river within the sea” acts like a conveyor belt carrying warm water,  tropical fish, dolphins, sea turtles and more along with it. 

This is the Earth’s second-largest oceanic current and  happens to come closer to the shore along The Palm Beaches than any other place along the Eastern seaboard, making the conditions an oasis perfect for diving and snorkeling.    

Boasting 23 miles of soft sand beaches, drawing visitors from around the world to experience the clear blue waters every year.  

One of the World's Premier Beachfronts, Fort Lauderdale Beach offers the City's award wining beachfront promenade highlighting the famous coastline with a wide array of Luxury Five Star Resort Hotels, local shops, restaurants, bars, cafe's and entertainment venues.  

Fort Lauderdale's Beach Redevelopment Project brought national and international recognition, defining the City as an international center for business, culture leisure and recreation.

Miami has an incredible 35 mile stretch of beachfront, running from Sunny Isles Beach located in the North East region of the county down to the southern most tip of South Beach circling Key Biscayne and other pristine islands located just off the coast. 

With top sights including Ocean Drive, Lincoln Road, the famous South Beach, Collins Avenue,  the Art Deco District and Key Biscayne just to highlight a few  noteworthy destinations.  

High-end designers, international fashion brands and local artisans come together to create a truly vibrant shopping opportunity.

Known for it's exquisite mansions most famously along Billionaires Row on South Ocean Boulevard, legendary resorts, historic landmarks and world renowned shopping along Worth Avenue.  

Glamorous art galleries, custom jewelry, luxurious brands and couture boutiques draw visitors from around the globe.

Fort Lauderdale's official city seal and also  known as the Yachting Capital of the world.  This nickname  is fitting based on the 300 miles of inland waterways that run through Greater Fort Lauderdale, about 165 of those miles in the city itself.

LAS OLAS BOULEVARD

A top destination for elegant shopping, galleries and dining along the tree-lined boulevard located just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean.  

The bustling city nightlife and entertainment factor is ever-evolving  in Brickell and Downtown Miami.  Along with a growing variety of new developments, high-rise condominiums and multi-use commercial space.   

Overall, the abundance of parks and green space,  culture centric museums, top-rated restaurants, concert venues and world renowned beachside hotels,  attracts individuals from around the world to explore Miami's luxurious, eclectic lifestyle.

Average  Temperatures

Winter                               

High   76       Low  61

Spring                  

High   85       Low  71 

Summer                            

High   88       Low   76

Fall                           

High   80       Low   66

With warm weather and equally warm waters all year round, South Florida is ideal for all water enthusiasts.  

Snorkel and dive the beautiful Breaker Reef right off the Famous Breakers Hotel.

Charter a deep sea fishing excursion in  Fort Lauderdale.  Jet ski down the intracoastal waterways or book a relaxing sunset catamaran ride. 

Kite boarding, water skiing, paddle boarding and kayaking activities are also easily accessible and ready for you to experience.

Palm Beach County is a world-class golf destination and boasts the most golf courses out of any county in the entire United States.  Overall, Florida ranks #1 coming in with 1,055 golf courses.

The PGA Tour returns to PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens.

Hondo Classic Golf Tournament takes place this March 15-21, 2021.

Wellington, Florida located in Palm Beach County is home to an internationally recognized equestrian community, with a social scene to match.  

Every January - April, The Winter Equestrian Festival welcomes the world's top riders in show jumping and dressage.  Taking place on an impressive 500 acres with 250,000 spectators and 6,000 horses arriving over the impressive 12-week event.

The world's premier polo players head to the International Polo Club for top-level competitions, with a Ticketed Sunday Brunch for spectators to attend.  This also takes place in Wellington, January through April.

With glamorous weather all year round, there is always an opportunity to head out to a beautiful waterside restaurant, take in the scenery and even arrive by boat.  Each city with it's own flare and personality of new and well-known establishments along the palm tree-lined streets.  

With flagship restaurants in New York, this list ventured into opening a second location in South Florida, met with great anticipation and popularity.

La Goule

288 S. County Road, Palm Beach

Le Bilboquet 

245a Worth Avenue, Palm Beach

Almond

207 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach

Sant Ambroeus

340 Royal Poinciana Way, STE 340, Palm Beach

West Palm Beach fast becoming the Second Home for Wall Street as Northeast asset managers, hedge fund managers and financial professionals migrate south at a steady pace.  

Centrally located urban sector specifically dedicated to the distinct needs of business and finance.

According to Forbes Magazine, the absence of state income tax, plus warm weather and a business-friendly mindset, has prompted hedge fund billionaires and native New Yorkers Paul Singer and Carl Icahn to relocate their respective business to Florida.  Blackstone Group, the large private equity firm, also signed a long term lease for an office space in downtown Miami.