Boynton Beach, Florida Real Estate Agent - Debbie Sanacore
Debbie Sanacore is one of the top real estate agents in the Boynton Beach area and prides herself on providing service that is nothing less than excellent. She makes a point in every transaction to satisfy her customers needs at all times. As a result of Debbie's time and effort she is known as "a customer service expert," and strives to perpetuate 100% customer satisfaction with every transaction.
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Boynton Beach Facts, History, and Local Events
The city of Boynton Beach, Florida, is located between Delray Beach and Palm Beach on the Florida coast. Also known as the Gateway to the Gulf Stream, Boynton Beach is a rapidly growing coastal city of over 65,000 residents. It is one of the major urban centers in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach Metropolitan Area, and its upscale neighborhoods, location on the Intercoastal Waterway, tropical beaches and many attractions make it a great place to live in or visit. It was founded by Major Nathan S. Boynton, a distinguished veteran of the Civil War and is currently the third largest city in the county. It has maintained a high rate of residential growth and built a strong sense of community. Residents are driven by accomplishment and have maintained a balance between growth and lifestyle. Planned development and many activities, combine with strong business communities in both public and private sectors, to make the city one of the most attractive for relocation.
Regardless of the lifestyle they prefer, residents and visitors can always find a neighborhood or some activities that suit their tastes. Residential options range from rental communities, to condominiums, single family homes and large estates. Truly world class golf courses and communities mingle with old Florida neighborhoods that offer idyllic charm and social intimacy. Recreational and business possibilities abound, from a range of venues, retail shops and fine or casual dining options. The city provides developed commercial or industrial sites, in conjunction with existing infrastructure and facilities. State-of-the-art health care facilities make the city a great draw for relocating senior citizens too.
In 1894, Nathan S. Boynton first saw, and was impressed by, the beauty of the area. Happy with the year-long sunshine and beautiful beaches, he decided to make the area his home. A year later, he returned with a group of colonists to build the Boynton Beach Hotel , which became his summer home. The workers recruited for the building on the Boynton hotel also brought their families to settle in the new town. The first settlers, realizing that a wide range of fruits and vegetables grew fabulously in the area, began growing tomatoes, pineapples, mangos, lemons and limes, oranges, and grapefruits to be crated and shipped across the country on the Florida East Coast Railroad. Boynton Beach was fairly unknown as a vacation destination until the end of World War II, when soldiers returning from war discovered the town as a good healthy place to raise their families. the city of Boynton Beach was incorporated in 1920, as the Town of Boynton, and the name "Boynton Beach" was not used till 1931, when a group of settlers broke off from the town of Boynton. By 1939 the original community calling itself Boynton Beach was renamed Ocean Ridge, and the name was adopted by the current community in 1941.
Boynton Beach has shown steady growth in recent decades, and become home to over 60,000 people. However, it has made a point to retain the original charm and beauty of the orange groves, the marina and pristine beaches. As a result, successive generations of visitors and residents have been charmed and thrilled by this community. Amenities include golf and tennis, oceanfront activities and special events. For the history buff there are museums like the Boynton Beach School House museum, highlighting the regions history through interactive exhibits. Beaches are wide and sandy, and water sport enthusiasts can take advantage of some of the surfing and fishing activities, there are several country clubs for social interaction providing golf and tennis options. The Green Cay Wetlands consist of an elevated boardwalk through reclamation wetlands with interactive experiences with live animals and artifacts. The Arthur Marshall Loxahatchee Nat'l Wildlife Refuge covers 221 odd square miles of the northern Eveglades, where one can see many kids of wildlife including the American Alligator.
