Canal Point

Canal Point, FL · Business
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Ez AllClean
A cleaning company in Boca Raton celebrates 10 years of excellence
In the heart of Boca Raton, Douglas Avila is a man on a mission. Through his business, Ez AllClean, Douglas has single-handedly elevated the art of upholstery care to a meticulous craft. Operating since 2017, Ez AllClean was born out of a simple yet profound idea: to treat every piece of furniture as if it were his own. As a Brazilian immigrant, Douglas embarked on this journey from scratch, fostering a business that thrives on word of mouth and stellar reviews, thanks to his unwavering commitment to quality.
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realtytimes.com
Holiday Season Is the Best Time For Homebuyers to Score a Deal in These 7 U.S. Metros
Early November is the best time for homebuyers to score a bargain in Milwaukee, Riverside, CA and Tampa, FL, according to a new report from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. In Detroit and three Florida metros—Fort Lauderdale, Miami and West Palm Beach—house hunters may benefit from holding...
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NBC Miami
Helping South Florida workers buy homes
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Tamarac Commissioner Krystal Patterson shares advice for South Florida women entrepreneurs
Women-owned businesses are an important part of South Florida’s economy. There are over 46,000 female-owned businesses in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties combined, according to 2023 U.S. Census Bureau Data. October is National Women’s Small Business Month, so WLRN’s Sofia Zarran spoke with City of Tamarac Commissioner Krystal...
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Is Miami the new New York City?
Ditching New York City’s cold winters and high costs for Miami is a tried-and-true escape. But anyone chasing a lower cost of living should brace for serious sticker shock: For the first time, the Miami metropolitan area is actually pricier than greater NYC. Here’s why, and how to navigate this new world, from Daniel Ickowicz of Elite International Realty.
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The Palm Beach Post
A Palm Beach condo with contemporary style is listed at $2.8 million
Originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, Vera and Ivor Safro took a circuitous route before they discovered Palm Beach. But in 2011, when they purchased condominium unit No. 3FI in the north tower of the Thirty Three Sixty Building, they stayed put. “We came to America in 1976,” Vera Safro explains. “My husband was to be interviewed for a position as a professor and doctor. He had several offers and we drove around and flew around America. “We took our children to (Walt) Disney World, and his next interview was in Miami. So we drove down, and on the way, we decided to have lunch and stopped at a place called Palm Beach. As we drove down Royal Palm (Way) with the palm trees and this beautiful azure ocean at the end of the street, my husband said, ‘I think I've died and gone to heaven.’ We fell in love with Palm Beach. “Every year after, we visited for our vacations, and we decided to retire here.” On each visit, the Safros would look at properties, Vera says. “We had big demands. We wanted it large enough for our retirement. We wanted a direct view of the ocean, with no road