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Jupiter hosting first-ever Heart & Harvest market

JUPITER, Fla. (CBS 12) — A new farmers market is coming to Jupiter this weekend, bringing local food venders and small businesses together along the waterfront. Charlie & Joe's at Love Street will host its first-ever Heart & Harvest Green Market on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Jupiter, FL · 2d
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Palm Beach Daily News

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Palm Beach County on track to break $30 million-plus home sales record

One of the latest big-ticket home sales in Palm Beach County is a $35 million dollar mansion in Jupiter's Admiral Cove . The home in the exclusive gated community along the Intracoastal Waterway reportedly has a 22-car garage, unusual perhaps, but its upper 10-figure sales price isn't exactly a rarity this year across Palm Beach County. According to a report issued by the South Florida Realtors association , Palm Beach County is on track to shatter its record for $30 million-plus home sales. As of September 2026, the county had already recorded 21 sales in that price range — a number that ties the existing record for a year. The pace this year, with two months left, has the county on track for 28 sales of $30 million-plus mansions to be recorded by the end of December. The dollar numbers are staggering but not surprising. A migration of high-end people, and their wealth, to Palm Beach County in the past decade, and especially since the COVID pandemic, has injected billions of dollars more worth of reality to the "Wall Street South" brand. Hedge funds and corporate offices have filled office towers, while a slew of other enterprises, including healthcare providers,

Palm Beach County, FL · 3d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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Flooding leaves community without power, most homes evacuated

Floodwaters remain knee-deep in parts of the Creekside community in St. Lucie County, where officials say roughly 75% of the neighborhood's homes have been evacuated, and power remains shut off.

St Lucie County, FL · 2d

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Water in the gas: Pumps shut off, driver reports costly repairs after South Florida floods

PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Florida inspectors have issued four stop-sale orders over water-contaminated fuel during inspections launched in response to flooding, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services told CBS12 News. The department said it has received 10 complaints related to contaminated fuel in the Treasure...

Palm Beach County, FL · 2d
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The Palm Beach Post

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New owners at Boca Raton's Mizner Park plan big changes | Exclusive

Mizner Park, the retail, office and residential complex that first defined Boca Raton's downtown decades ago, sold to CP Group and The Georgetown Company on Nov. 5. The sale marks a new era for the 35-year-old property along Federal Highway in the city's core. The mixed-use project, built in 1991, was among the first "live, work, play" centers built in the country. Mizner Park was built by Boca Raton-based developer Tom Crocker on the site of an old shopping mall. Most recently, it was owned by Brookfield Properties. Now Crocker's company, CP Group, owns Mizner Park once again. CP Group's purchase of Mizner Park is the second major Boca Raton transaction for the company in the past two months. On Sept. 10, CP Group sold the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, known as BRiC , a 124-acre office complex and former IBM campus, to Related Ross. The West Palm Beach real estate firm is led by billionaire real estate magnate and Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. CP Group bought Mizner Park with The Georgetown Company, a New York-based real estate firm that owns properties across the country, including the Shoppes at Woolbright in Boynton Beach. Other investment partners in the Mizner

Boca Raton, FL · 2d

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American Airlines Quietly Drops "Pres DJT" From Gate Screens

What happened: American Airlines gate monitors for flights to West Palm Beach have reverted to reading "West Palm Beach, FL," dropping the "Pres DJT" label the airline had used since Palm Beach International Airport was renamed for President Trump. Who's affected: Passengers flying American to and from the airport, formerly...

West Palm Beach, FL · 3d

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$17.3M Loan Lands for 93,556-Square-Foot Warehouse Off Belvedere Road

A vacant stretch of land at 8530 Belvedere Road in unincorporated Palm Beach County is on its way to becoming a 93,556-square-foot Class A warehouse after its developers closed a $17.3 million construction loan from Pinnacle Financial Partners. Hernandez Development & Construction and PTM Partners are behind the project, dubbed Palm Beach Commerce Center, which is designed to serve multiple tenants in a market where new industrial space has grown scarce.

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

Apple Valley News Now

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Martin County flooding leaves cattle farmers struggling, residents demanding solutions

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Martin County, FL · 1d

The Cool Down

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Florida homeowners may get partial property tax refunds if floods make homes unlivable for 30 days

Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks emphasized that homeowners whose houses sustained substantial damage should report it to her office as soon as they are able.

Palm Beach County, FL · 17h

BOCANEWSNOW

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Schumacher Auto Group To Pay More Than $100K To Settle EEOC Complaint

PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A major car dealer and auto group will pay more than $100,000 to settle an EEOC complaint. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued this statement to BocaNewsNow.com regarding Schumacher Auto Group: >>Schumacher Auto Group, Inc., a Palm Beach County car dealership company, will pay $112,500 and implement significant policy and training reforms to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the federal agency announced today. According to the EEOC’s suit, Schumacher terminated an accounting clerk in May 2024 while the employee was on leave recovering from cancer-related surgery. When the employee requested reasonable accommodations — including a five-pound lifting restriction and no repetitive squatting, bending or lifting for three weeks — in order to return to work, Schumacher fired her. “Employers need to be aware of their obligations under federal law to provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities,” said EEOC Miami Regional Attorney Kristen Foslid. “We appreciate Schumacher’s willingness to work collaboratively to resolve this matter at an early stage and its commitment to implementing policy changes and training that will help ensure compliance going forward.” Conduct as alleged in

Palm Beach County, FL · 2d

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Mr. C Residences Boca Raton Marks 50% Sold Milestone

Mr. C Residences Boca Raton has reached a major sales milestone, with 50 percent of its 133 private residences now sold just months after beginning contract conversions. The strong early momentum comes as Downtown Boca Raton continues to evolve into one of South Florida’s most dynamic luxury destinations, attracting buyers drawn to its mix of walkability, dining, culture and coastal living.

Boca Raton, FL · 3d

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5 Trusted Residential Movers in Boca Raton (2026 Guide)

Relocating in Boca Raton means coordinating elevator reservations, navigating HOA requirements, and protecting belongings through humid weather and tight building access points. Whether you're a first-time home buyer moving into a Palm Beach Gardens condo or a seller downsizing from a Coral Springs family home, the logistics can quickly become overwhelming without experienced support.

Boca Raton, FL · 2d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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Farms, nurseries struggle with flooding after relentless rain

Days after heavy rain moved through the area, floodwaters are still creating problems for local farms and nurseries, forcing some to close to visitors and adding to months of weather-related challenges.

Palm City, FL · 2d

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St. Lucie County asks residents, businesses to report flood damage through online survey

St. Lucie County is asking residents, businesses and agricultural property owners affected by recent flooding to report damage through an online survey as officials work to document the extent of the impacts. The survey is open to property owners and tenants across the county, including Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie,...

St Lucie County, FL · 1d

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CP, Georgetown-Led Group Team Buys Massive Boca Raton Mixed-Use Project

CP Group, The Georgetown Company and fund manager ACRE, together with investment partner StepStone, acquired Mizner Park in downtown Boca Raton. Brookfield Asset Management was the seller. The acquisition of the 838,840-square-foot office, retail, and residential property represents a full-circle moment for CP Group, which originally developed Mizner Park between...

Boca Raton, FL · 2d

thecoastalstar.com

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Boynton Beach: Mall down to final months of operation

Developer envisions homes, retail once sale is complete. The entrance sign shows some that remain and others that have left the Boynton Beach Mall. Tenants have been told to vacate by mid-January. Anne Geggis/The Coastal Star. By Anne Geggis. The fading letters on Boynton Beach Mall’s entrance monument faintly show...

Boynton Beach, FL · 3d

WWD

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Chloé Opens New Boutique in Palm Beach

Chloé’s moving south. EXCLUSIVE: Madewell Opens Cobble Hill Brooklyn Store The luxury brand on Thursday opened the doors to its new boutique at The Royal Poinciana Plaza in Palm Beach, Fla., a move that reflects the brand’s strengthening presence in the United States. The 1,700-square-foot space features the fall and resort collections by creative director Chemena Kamali and offers customers the full Chloé universe across leather goods, ready-to-wear, shoes and accessories. The boutique also presents Kamali’s Chloé à la Plage collection filled with broderie anglaise, playful accessories and airy silhouettes. Inside Chloé’s new Palm Beach boutique. Courtesy of Chloé “This new boutique allows us to strengthen our connection with the local community and to share the spirit of the Maison in a setting that reflects Chloé today,” Laurent Malecaze, president and chief executive officer of Chloé, said in a statement. As Shoppers Warm to Agentic Commerce, Terms of Use Have to be Clearly Defined The space was designed to embody the brand’s values of lightness, elegance and modern femininity through a welcoming and warm environment. The endless summer spirit can also be seen through the boutique’s palette of neutral, earthy and nude tones alongside natural materials, including large shell fixtures

Palm Beach, FL · 3d

Miami Herald

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‘We're going to be underwater': What Florida's property tax cut means for flooding

Florida voters resoundingly decided to slash their own property taxes on election day, sending shockwaves through the local governments who now have to figure out which services to cut. On the potential chopping block: the millions (and billions) of flooding projects that are sorely needed in soggy South Florida. At the Southeast Florida Climate Compact’s annual summit this week, elected officials from Palm Beach County to the Keys openly worried about what this new mandate means for the projects they’ve been advocating for. On stage, Broward County Commission Steve Geller put it bluntly. “I advise people to move to another state because Florida is going to be a hellhole,” he told the crowd. “We’re going to be underwater.” READ NEXT: Voters said yes to Amendment 3 tax cut. What comes next for Miami-Dade, cities? Florida’s new constitutional amendment, which passed with 62% approval, raised the homestead exemption from property taxes from $50,000 to $250,000 by 2028. It’s a severe blow for local governments that rely on property taxes as the foundation of their budgets. Broward County could lose $333 million of its budget by 2028, according to an estimate from flood consultant firm Brizaga. Miami-Dade estimates it would lose $700

Florida · 2d

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Boynton Beach: Ocean One breaks ground on 371-unit downtown development

Boynton Beach Mayor Rebecca Shelton (in pink) joined other city officials and representatives of Hyperion Group and Silverstein properties at the groundbreaking ceremony of Ocean One. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star. Boynton Beach’s skyline is on the rise. After more than a decade of starts and stops and three years since...

Boynton Beach, FL · 3d