Beautiful single family home with granite kitchen, vaulted ceilings, loft and the garage converted to 4th bedroom. Located right across the childrens playground in a small safe community. Currently rented at $1500 and the lease expires on 4/30/2015.
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This SingleFamilyResidence at 16 394 East Goldcup Loxahatchee has just been sold
Updated 3/2 home kitchen, baths appliances and floors are 3 yrs old. Saltwater pool with hot tub installed 1.5 yrs ago with high end Pentair remote system. A/C 1.5 yrs old roof is brand new. Full open sliders gives access to covered patio and pool area. Huge master suite with amazing master bath This property shows pride of ownership you will not be disappointed. Fully fenced yard
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What Amendment 3 means for Delray Beach homeowner savings
Amendment 3 would triple the homestead tax exemption in Delray Beach from $50,000 to $150,000 by 2027, reducing property tax payments for a $500,000 home from about $2,858 to $2,223. This change is projected to cost Delray Beach over $8.3 million in lost revenue in 2027. The city will continue analyzing the amendment's impact on services, programs, and projects.
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Florida Housing Markets Are Moving Apart
In FL, condo assessments tied to stricter aging-building inspections have cooled buyer interest, while single-family homes are capturing more family and investor demand.
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Delray Beach – Most Affordable Homes of October 2026
Delray Beach — Most Affordable homes for October 2026.
Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMA12092349 — $100,000
2. Listing MIMB26085651 — $100,000
3. Listing MIMB26092032 — $100,000
4. Listing MIMB26012749 — $104,231
5. Listing MIMB26067797 — $104,900
6. Listing MIMR11160680 — $105,000
7. Listing MIMA12041332 — $106,000
8. Listing MIMB26043950 — $107,500
9. Listing MIMB26065244 — $108,000
10. Listing MIMB26042932 — $109,000
11. Listing MIMB26081485 — $109,400
12. Listing MIMB26069930 — $109,500
13. Listing MIMB26025752 — $109,900
14. Listing MIMB26046129 — $109,900
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Florida Buyers Seek Energy-Resilient Homes
In Florida, one community kept drawing buyers after resilient design helped homes stay powered through a major hurricane, showing how durability can strengthen demand.
Utility cost worries and outage concerns have increased interest in homes that can keep functioning when the grid goes down, adding a practical selling point.
The appeal reaches beyond energy savings, as buyers value greater self-sufficiency during severe weather and other disruptions that can interrupt daily life.
Upfront installation costs remained a barrier, but state and local incentives could help offset some expenses for owners considering energy-independent home features.
Builders and insurers began responding to demand for stronger homes, while experts saw resiliency as a major driver of long-term home value. -
In Honor of Heroes: Veterans Day!
The “11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month" of 1918 signaled the end of World War I.
It's honored as Veterans Day to remember the men and women who have served, and continue to serve during times of war, conflict and peace.
Salute to all heroes, and thank you for your service.personnel who served the United States in all wars, particularly living veterans.
To those in uniform serving today and to those who have served in the past, we honor you today and every day.
For your service, your bravery and your hard work, we thank you. -
Florida Homestead Exemption Requires Filing
In Florida, buying a home does not automatically place the homestead exemption on your tax bill; new owners must file with the county.
Apply as soon as you move in, because each tax year missed is billed without the exemption, including your first full-year property tax bill.
Florida also limits taxable-value growth for homesteads to ~3% or inflation, whichever is lower, but that cap starts only after the exemption has been active.
If you miss that first full year, Florida’s assessment cap starts later, which can leave future tax bills based on a higher starting value.
Find the application through your county property appraiser or assessor, file it yourself for free, and remember Florida’s deadline is March 1.


