This single-story, two-bedroom home in PGA Patio Homes offers 1,418 square feet of comfortable living in Palm Beach Gardens. The open floor plan connects the living areas with a well-appointed kitchen featuring updated cabinetry and appliances, creating an efficient layout for daily living. Two full bathrooms serve the bedrooms, with one featuring a walk-in shower and the other providing a walk-in closet. A private courtyard and golf course views add outdoor appeal, while the attached one-car garage provides convenient parking and storage. Located within an established community offering resort-style amenities including a pool, this residence presents solid value for buyers seeking an accessible, well-maintained home.

Fall has arrived in downtown West Palm Beach, and Mr. Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkin Patch is bringing seasonal fun to 419 Lakeview Ave. From October 2 through November 1, locals and visitors can enjoy a festive pumpkin-patch experience with pumpkins and fall activities for all ages.

October 7 is a great day to add this community favorite to your calendar. Whether you are choosing the perfect pumpkin, spending time with family, or capturing festive photos, the patch offers an easy way to enjoy the season close to home.

For local residents, events like this highlight the lifestyle and neighborhood spirit that make West Palm Beach special. After visiting the patch, consider exploring downtown businesses and making a full day of your autumn outing.

Save the dates and plan your visit before the season ends on November 1. For details, hours, and updates, visit https://www.mrjackolanternspumpkins.com/ and share your favorite fall moments with your neighbors.

We're seeing some noteworthy shifts in the market: new U.S. home listings have climbed 2.1% to reach a four-year high, and active listings are also up slightly by 0.4%. Meanwhile, pending sales dipped just 0.1%, marking the lowest level since February. Home prices have risen 2.2% year over year, while mortgage rates are holding steady at 6.66%—a figure that certainly impacts decisions for both buyers and sellers. With over 30 years in residential real estate and a special focus on Singer Island and West Palm Beach waterfront condos, I keep a close eye on these trends. Whether you’re considering making a move or simply want to stay informed about our local market, understanding these changes is key to achieving your real estate goals.

Living in South Florida—especially in areas like Singer Island and West Palm Beach—means our homes are up against some unique elements: moisture, termites, flooding, and mold are realities we can't ignore. Over my 30 years in real estate, I've seen firsthand how skipping a thorough home inspection can end up costing homeowners thousands. For those buying or selling waterfront condos, it's critical to ensure inspections cover moisture levels and drainage—these are often the first places issues arise. Incorporating moisture barriers, corrosion-resistant materials, and water-resistant flooring can make a world of difference. And after any flooding event, always test for hidden moisture and address drainage promptly to prevent expensive surprises down the line. My goal is to help families avoid these headaches, so their real estate dreams stay intact.

July 2026 brought an impressive surge in residential sales across Palm Beach County—sales jumped 15%, with single-family homes up nearly 13%, condos soaring over 18%, and luxury homes leading the way at 36.5%. Inventory, meanwhile, shrank by 20%, and median prices kept climbing. Nearly half of all transactions were cash deals. As someone who’s spent decades guiding families and individuals through the excitement—and challenges—of buying and selling homes here, I see these numbers reflected in every conversation and showing. If you’re considering a move, especially along the waterfront or in the condo market, this fast-paced environment offers unique opportunities and some important decisions. I’m passionate about helping clients navigate these shifts and making those South Florida dreams a reality.

Free neighborhood celebration with local businesses, interactive experiences, food samples, shopping, family activities and a charitable giveback supporting Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

Dog-friendly community gathering with a pop-up dog park, local pet businesses, treats, photo opportunities, giveaways and pet-centered activities.