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Old 08-13-2007, 01:52 PM
 
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East Boca has some areas w/free standing homes that are not in HOA. You have to look for them or have an agent help you. I know of two...three great agents in the area that I'd recommend as we had dealings w/them. If you want, PM me and I will share their info.

I also know of an adorble home where she came down over 50,000 that is for sale by owner but it is in a HOA.

Yes, it's hot, humid in the summer (we have AC and it's fine) and we get hurricanes when they're about just like any area that is in the path...like the Carolinas. But then we have shelters, prepare and most act responsibly, unlike some horror stories where the citizens do nothing then blame the government.

I love Boca. Welcome!!
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Old 03-30-2010, 09:28 AM
 
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If anyone is still out there,the HUMIDITY IS DREADFUL,especially for one who has spent a great deal of time in Arizona,but I 'll take it nonetheless.
Some type of new zoning should take place in this part of Florida to stop the sprawl...but the economy seems to be taking care of it.
If one has the money this is the time to buy a house...period.
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Old 03-30-2010, 07:01 PM
 
Location: Palm Beach, FL & Napa, CA
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If anyone is still out there,the HUMIDITY IS DREADFUL,especially for one who has spent a great deal of time in Arizona,but I 'll take it nonetheless.
Some type of new zoning should take place in this part of Florida to stop the sprawl...but the economy seems to be taking care of it.
If one has the money this is the time to buy a house...period.
Yep, South Florida is a Tropical Climate just Google "Köppen's tropical climate group", of course one wouldn't move to Alaska and expect it not to snow right?

"Zoning" what's that? They forgot that word years ago, it was avoided like the plague as long as thousands of baby boomers from the tri-state area were willing and able to move here and have wine with every meal when dining out, it was more of "build it and they come" and I'm not talking about a baseball field in the middle of a cornfield.
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