Neighborhoods

Rich in history and cultural diversity, Delray Beach, once a small farming village, has grown rapidly over the years.

The Boynton Beach Inlet provides access to beautiful coral and artificial reefs, and Boynton Harbor Marina offers water activities and eco-adventures.

Boasting more than 65,000 residents, Wellington is considered the most populous village in the state.

This community’s downtown district is an open-air, pedestrian-only shopping mecca.

This seven-square-mile city is wedged between some of the area’s most action-packed waterways.

Beautifully landscaped with palm tree lined streets and distinct Spanish-Mediterranean architecture.

Perfect blend of historic and modern design within the neighborhoods of El Cid and South End.

Palm Beach has a long history of being a haven for winter homes and resorts.

Known as the “Venice of America,” Fort Lauderdale sits on the southern coast of Florida.