Delray Beach

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Contact Joy Carter and Jeff Booker, REALTORS® by phone at 954-688-5353 (Joy) or
(954) 258-2233 (Jeff), and by email at Team@GreatFloridaHomes.com

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Delray Beach, Florida is a thriving city of approximately 65,000 residents, located in the southeast corner of Palm Beach County on the Atlantic seashore, a village by the sea that began as an agricultural community in 1895 has become one of Florida’s most popular destinations for visitors, new families and seasonal residents. The City of Delray Beach encompasses slightly over 16 square miles. Over the past decade, renewal and re-development efforts in Delray Beach have resulted in recognition as the All-America City in 1993 and 2001 the Blue Wave designation for clean and beautiful beaches makes the city a model for growth management.

Delray Beach is a FABULOUS Town for Art and Events!  Atlantic Avenue is a plethora of restaurants and entertainment located just blocks from the ocean breezes.

The following types of housing are readily available in and around Coconut Creek FL:

•     Single Family Homes from $15,000 to $18,000,000

•     New construction homes from $250,000 to $2,500,000

•     Townhomes & Townhouses from $25,000 to $3,000,000

•     Condominiums from $10,000 to $1,700,000

•     New construction multi-family homes from $225,000 to $600,000

In 2011, there were approximately 3050 real estate and property transactions in the Delray Beach, Florida area. Prices for properties in this community are expected to increase over the next 12 months.

Local neighborhoods and subdivisions include:

• Abbey Village
• Acacia House
• Addison Reserve
• Addison Trace
• American Heritage Hotel
• Andover,
• Arboridge,
• Atlantic Grove
• Atlantic Park Garden
• Atlantic Pines
• Balmoral
• Bass Creek
• Beach Lots Delray
• Beechwood Estates
• Bel Aire
• Bella Verde
• Benjamins
• Bermuda Gardens
• Bermuda High South
• Boca Delray Park
• Bonniecrest
• Bougainvilla
• Bristol Pointe
• Brookfield Estates
• Camelot Village
• Carver Memorial Park
• Carver Square
• Casa Grande
• Chatelaine
• Chevy Chase
• Clearbrook
• Coco Wood Lakes
• Coconut Key
• Colnon
• Colony At Delray
• Commodore Apartments
• Congress Industrial
• Coral Trace
• Cordoba
• Cordoba At Mizner
• Costa Del Rey
• Country Club Acres
• Country Lane Estates
• Crego Sub
• Crestwood In Delray
• Crosswinds
• Del Aire Country Club
• Del Aire Golf Club
• Del Harbour
• Del Haven
• Del Ida Park
• Del Prado
• Del Raton Park
• Dell Park
• Delray
• Delray Beach
• Delray Beach Club
• Delray Beach Esplanade
• Delray Beach Heights
• Delray Beach Highlands
• Delray Beach Ocean
• Delray Beach Shores
• Delray Beach Yacht
• Delray Colonial
• Delray Dunes
• Delray Garden Estates
• Delray Harbour Club
• Delray Isle
• Delray Lakes Estates
• Delray Manor
• Delray Oaks
• Delray Ocean Estates
• Delray Park Of Commerce
• Delray Racquet Club
• Delray Shores
• Delray Training Center
• Delray Villas
• Dogwood
• Domaine Delray
• Downtown Lofts
• Eagle Point
• Eight Hundred Ocean
• Encantada
• Esplanade
• Estuary
• Faircrest Heights
• Favale Estates
• Folranada
• Foxe Chase
• Frey Sophia
• Gardens By The Sea
• Gleason Street Townhomes
• Gleneagles Country Club
• Golf Park In Delray
• Grande Orchid
• Greensward Village
• Gulfstream Estates
• Gulfstream Properties
• Gulfstream Villas
• Haller & Grootmans
• Hamilton House
• Hamlet
• Hamlet At Fox Hollo
• Hamlet Bougainvilla
• Hamlet Lakewood
• Hammock Reserve
• Hammond
• Hidden Lake
• High Acres
• High Point Of Delray
• Highland Park Delray
• Homewood Park
• Huntington Lakes
• Huntington Pointe
• Ida Lake Terrace
• Inner Circle
• Isla Verde
• Jardin Del Mar
• Jefferson Manor
• Jennings
• John B. Reids
• Kenmont
• Kings Point
• Kings Point Brittany
• Kings Point Monaco
• Kings Point Normandy
• Kings Point Piedmont
• Kings Point Saxony
• Kingsland
• Knightsbridge
• Kokomo Key
• L’Aquila
• La Hacienda
• Lago Del Rey
• Lake Heights
• Lake Ida
• Lake Ida Gardens
• Lake Ida Manor
• Lake Ida Shores
• Lake Shore
• Lakes Of Delray
• Lakeview
• Landings Of Delray
• Las Palmas
• Las Verdes
• Lavers
• Lavers Delray Racquet
• Lavers International
• Lavers Racquet Club
• Lavers Resort & Racquet
• Legacy At Sherwood
• Linton Ridge
• Little Wood
• Mallory Square
• Marina Bay
• McGinley & Gosmans
• Metcalfs
• Military Ridge
• Mirasol
• Mizner Country Club
• Mizner Country Club At Encantada
• Mizner Country Club At Valencia
• Mizners Preserve
• Model Land
• Montecito Place
• Monterey Lake
• Monteray Estate
• Morningstar
• Newport Cove
• Northridge
• Oakmont
• Ocean Apple Estate
• Ocean Breeze Estates
• Ocean East
• Ocean Place
• Old Palm Grove
• Old School Square
• Osceola Park
• Outrigger
• Palencia
• Palm Beach Farms
• Palm Beach Bath and Tennis
• Palm Greens
• Palm Square
• Palm State Heights
• Palm Trail Yacht Club
• Palm Villas
• Palms Of Delray
• Park Of Commerce
• Pelican Harbor
• Pelican Pointe
• Penthouse Delray
• Pine Ridge At Delray
• Pine Trail Pines Of Delray
• Pinewood Cove
• Place Au Soleil
• Playa Rienta
• Plumosa Park
• Polo Club
• Polo Club At Crystal Bay
• Polo Club At Cypress Island
• Polo Club At Hidden Cove
• Polo Club At Hollows
• Polo Club At Knightsbridge
• Polo Club At Vintage
• Polo Club At Wedgewood
• Polo Trace
• Rabbit Hollowe
• Rainberry Bay
• Rainberry Lakes
• Renaissance Village
• Riekse
• Rio Del Rey Shores
• Rosemont Villas
• Royal Commercial Park
• Ruby At Delray
• Sabal Lakes
• Sabal Pine East
• Sabal Pine South
• San Sebastia
• Sarimento
• Saturnia Isles
• Seacrest Park
• Seacrest Subdivision
• Seagate
• Seaspray Estate
• Sedona
• Seestedt Stevens
• Segers Addison
• Shadywoods
• Sherwood Park
• Snow Hill
• Southridge
• Spanish Wells
• St. Tropez
• Stone Creek Ranch
• Sudan Unit
• Sundy & Cromer
• Sunflower
• Sunset Park
• Sunset Pines
• Swinton Heights
• Tahiti Cove
• Talavera
• The Colony
• The Hampton
• Tierra Del Rey South
• Totterdale
• Town & Country Estates
• Town Of Delray
• Tradewinds Estates
• Trisete
• Tropic Bay
• Tropic Isle
• Tropic Palms
• Tropic View
• Tropical Lake
• Valencia
• Valencia Falls
• Valencia Mizner Country Club
• Valhalla
• Venetian Village
• Ventura
• Via Monteverde
• Villa Borghese
• Villa D’Este
• Villa Vizcaya
• Villages Of Oriole
• Vintage Oaks
• Vizcaya
• Waterway Lane
• Wellbrock Subdivision
• West Side Heights Delray
• Whiddens Subdivision
• Whispering Oaks
• Williamsburg Inn
• Williamson Deibel
• Windemere
• Windsor Court
• Windward Palms
• Windycreek
• Woodlake.

Fly-In Communities include:

• Aero Club Wellington
• Antiquers Aerodrome Delray
• Willis Gliderport Boynton
• Wing South Airpark Naples

Zip codes include:

• 33444, 33445, 33446, 33447, 33448, 33482, 33483, 33484.

Public and private school systems serving families in the area include the school district of Palm Beach County. Many of the schools that serve the Delray area are “A” rated schools.

Commuters in this area are served by train, with the Tri-Rail that runs through the middle of Palm Beach County, near I-95. The Palm Beach County Transit has a very efficient bus service for the county as well as local bus service in downtown Delray called, “Downtown Roundabout”. Major highways include I-95 and the Florida Turnpike freeway interchanges.

In recent years, Downtown Delray, located in the eastern part of the city, along Atlantic Avenue, east of I-95 and stretching to the beach, has undergone a large scale renovation. This area is now home to several upscale restaurants and several different assorted shops. Major driving factors in this renovation have been the business brought to the area by the Delray Beach Tennis Center, which has hosted several major international tennis events such as the April 2005 Fed Cup (USA vs. Belgium), the April 2004 Davis Cup (USA vs. Sweden), the Millennium ITC (ATP Event), and the Chris Evert / Bank of America Pro Celebrity. Concurrent with the new construction of the Tennis Center, several local historic landmark structures were renovated during the last decade of the 20th century. These include Old School Square, formerly Delray Elementary School and Delray High School, since turned into a thriving cultural center; and the Colony Hotel. Old School Square comprises the Crest Theatre, a venue for the performing arts, in the former High School building; the 1925 Gymnasium, restored to maintain its appearance, which has since become a popular venue for local events such as wedding receptions and dances; the Cornell Museum of Art and History, built in the restored Elementary School; and a recently constructed outdoor entertainment pavilion, which serves as a venue for musical performances and has also been used for events such as political rallies. More recently, the historic home of teacher/principal Solomon D. Spady was renovated and turned into the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum. The Spady Museum houses a black archives and hosts exhibits and programs designed to recognize the efforts of blacks who were instrumental in shaping Delray Beach and Palm Beach County. As of 2007 the museum is being expanded with the renovation of a 1935 cottage as a Kid’s Cultural Clubhouse, and the construction of a 50-seat amphitheater named for C. Spencer Pompey, a pioneer black educator.

Downtown Delray Beach is a retail, cultural, and residential hub. The area offers a multitude of upscale restaurants, retail, nightclubs, and art galleries. The city has a distinct pedestrian friendly atmosphere, which is aided by the prevalence of parallel parking and many municipal parking lots and garages. A popular local event is the Delray Affair, a three day long art and street fair, is hosted in Downtown Delray annually.

In earlier years downtown Delray was centered along Atlantic Avenue as far west as Swinton Avenue and as far east as the intracoastal waterway. Downtown is expanding very rapidly, however. Downtown Delray now extends as far west as I-95 and as far east as the Atlantic Ocean; The north-south boundaries extend several blocks north and south of Atlantic Avenue. North of Atlantic Avenue is the Pineapple Grove district of Downtown Delray. A wide array of art galleries can be found in this neighborhood, as well as many new urban residential townhomes.

The City of Delray Beach has a Commission-Manager form of local government. The people elect a Mayor every two years who presides over four commission members who are elected to two year terms in alternating years. The City Commission appoints a City Manager who is the Chief Operational Officer for the City and the City Attorney who acts on all legal matters pertaining to the City. The City Manager is charged with overseeing the business of the City and is responsible to the City Commission for the supervision of the City’s various departments and employees. The Mayor and the City Commission make policy, pass on ordinances and regulations, confer with Palm Beach County officials on regional issues and meet regularly each month at meetings attended by and participated in by the public at large.

Other attractions in Delray include; American Orchid Society Visitor Center and Botanical Garden, Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, Roji-en Japanese Gardens, Delray Beach Public Library, Cason Cottage, Old School Square, Delray Tennis Center, Spady Museum, South County Courthouse and Wakodahatchee Wetlands.

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Search the Delray Beach, Florida MLS (Multiple Listing Service) for current property for sale listings HERE!

Contact Joy Carter and Jeff Booker, REALTORS® by phone at 954-688-5353 (Joy) or
(954) 258-2233 (Jeff), and by email at Team@GreatFloridaHomes.com

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Choose The Right Agent!

Joy Carter and Jeff Booker – CRS,e-PRO, LTG, PMN, SFR are REALTORS® serving the Delray Beach, FL area since 1985. Joy Carter and Jeff Booker do business as the GreatFloridaHomes Team, with team members Julie Mello as the Client Care Specialist for more than 15 years.  Affiliated with the Keller Williams Partners Realty, where experience counts, and Joy Carter and Jeff Booker have sold more than $200,ooo million in real estate in cities like Delray Beach.

The Great Florida Homes Team team provides service to buyers and sellers of real property.

Joy Carter and Jeff Booker specializes in and around the Delray Beach, FL area. We cover Broward and Palm Beach counties since Jeff lives in Palm Beach and Joy lives in Broward. Specific qualifications include that we are thorough in our processes, making sure that details are not overlooked. This saves clients time and money. Joy started her career in real estate in 1985, working for the developer of the city of Coral Springs (not far from Delray Beach), selling land while helping Buyers choose their dream home to be built on the land. In 1996 she decided to partner with brother Jeff to be able to serve a larger real estate market. With their technology skills and continuing education they keep their Buyers and Sellers ahead of the crowd. Joy has been the Chair of the Chamber of Commerce and she continues to serve in areas that assist in the communities growth. Jeff is very active in his community of Lake Worth. They both feel very blessed to continue to receive the compliment of referrals from their past customers. This allows them to leave a legacy of great real estate service.

For superior real estate service in and near Delray Beach, FL, contact Joy Carter and Jeff Booker today!

Search the Delray Beach, Florida MLS (Multiple Listing Service) for current property for sale listings HERE!

Contact Joy Carter and Jeff Booker, REALTORS® by phone at 954-688-5353 (Joy) or
(954) 258-2233 (Jeff), and by email at Team@GreatFloridaHomes.com
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