Living next to water in South Florida raises the same question for many owners and renters: can I keep my boat, trailer or RV at (or next to) my home? Short answer: it depends — heavily — on whether you’re in an Intracoastal-edge condo  (Boca Raton / Deerfield Beach) or a canal-front single-family / townhouse neighborhood  like many areas in Palm Coast. Below I explain the typical differences, the legal framework that matters, and practical steps to follow before you buy, ren

Boca Raton has quietly shifted from a suburban office market into one of South Florida’s most active corporate-lease destinations. This isn’t just local pride — the past year has seen large blocks of Class A space taken down by institutional tenants and major leasing wins at trophy campuses, which has tightened availability for high-quality product and put upward pressure on rents for move-in-ready space. What’s driving demand in Boca? Three forces explain the recent surge: R

Florida’s housing market now includes two distinct flavors of new-development housing: institutional build-to-rent (BTR)  communities (single-owner rental neighborhoods often operated by a professional landlord/operator) and master-planned communities  (MPAs) where single-family homes are sold to owners inside HOA governance. If you’re choosing where to rent or buy — or you manage one of these places — the practical differences around warranties, construction/noise rules, and

Florida’s coastal humidity poses one of the most persistent habitability challenges for property owners and tenants alike. In areas such as Boca Raton  and Deerfield Beach , near the Atlantic shoreline, and Palm Coast , along its canal systems and humid subtropical microclimate, managing moisture inside homes—especially those with enclosed lanais —is both a health and legal concern. 1. Why Documentation Matters When it comes to mold and moisture issues in Florida’s humid coas

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