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A short architectural history of Boca Raton
From the shoreline of the Atlantic Ocean to the edge of the Everglades, Boca Raton has faced its hare with a plethora of housing and architectural styles for decades. Once known as “Boca De Ratones” or “Jagged Inlet” by early settlers, this unique community continues to flourish with incredible real estate opportunities with sound construction and beautiful aesthetics. Whether you’ve lived here for years or are contemplating your next housing investment to the area, you’ll find the architectural history is rich with poise and charm from East to West. In this week’s blog, we take a snapshot of architectural-historical styles that helped to influence the landscape of Palm Beach County’s metropolitan city.

The beach, the weather, the adventure and the alluring scenery are a few reasons that Boca Raton wins the heart of its residents.  We Floridians take our beach seriously and it’s no secret why.  Spend a day wrapped in the salty sea air of the Atlantic Ocean with your toes buried in white, powdery sand and it won’t take long to realize you’re in a tropical oasis. Although it’s considered a sunny paradise, it’s surprising there are less visitors including celebrities in this quiet Utopia. Regardless, there are plenty influential people living in the area since it's a hub for a life well-lived. The beach is by far an ocean gem for any lifestyle and here are a few reasons why the area is sure to win your heart like it has the hearts of so many others.