Newsletter: October 2009 Newsletter

Looking for that perfect home in Palm Beach County?

Keeping up with the ever changing home for sale can be difficult. If you are looking for a particular home in a particular town I can help. With our automatic updates within any area in Palm Beach County I can send you automatic free notifications of new listings, sold listings and pending listings right in you inbox. I provide this service for free so feel free to contact me at Don@Oneworldrealty.com and get started in finding the perfect home to fit your needs.

New rental properties now available.

Evergrene, Palm Beach Gardens Great 2 bedroom single family home set on a beautiful lake lot. Available unfurnished annually for $1850. Contact Don 561-685-0976.

Warehouse space available in Jupiter Trade Center. 743 sq.ft. newer construction great office-warehouse location. One has wood floors and can be used as a dance or photography studio other is great fro warehouse usage. Contact Don at 561-685-0976 for more information.

Villias of Ocean Dunes in Jupiter 2 great seasonally rentals just one block to the beach. 3 bedrooms and fully furnished available for 2010 season at $2900. Also unfurnished 2 bedroom on the lake available annually for $1550. Call Don for more information at 561-685-0976.

Sea Colony at Jupiter. This a great townhome with ocean views from you bedroom. This 2 bedroom 2 bath fully furnished condo sleeps 6 with 1 car garage provides the best of the best for year around living. Available now for $2500 a month. Contact Don at 561-685-0976 for more information.

Aquarius Singer Island 1 bedroom 1.5 baths furnished $2200 per month seasonal or will rent $1000 month annually. Contact Malinda Montgomery at 386-290-0095

Connemara Singer Island oceanfront 2 bedroom 2 bath unfurnished at only $1450 annually. Contact Malinda Montgomery at 386-290-0095.

Casa Del Sol Tequesta This private gated enclave 4 bedroom 3.5 baths 1 car garage 3 story townhomes with elevator has it all. Great views of Intracoastal and Ocean this unit has 11” ceilings and 3000 sq.ft. of living space. Great for entertaining with 4 balconies, 3 wet bars and minutes from Jupiter Island beaches and golf. $2795 unfurnished.  Call Don for more information at 561-685-0976.

Waterway Beach Condo Tequesta 2 bedroom 2 bath unit direct on the spectacular Intercoastal with Jupiter Island and pool views. Spacious lanai and newly updated and remodeled with wood floors and granite kitchen.  Swimming and fishing out your back door. $1295 unfurnished.  Contact Don at 561-685-0976 for more information.

Singer Island oceanfront 2/2, split BR plan, new kitchen & baths, gorgeous views of ocean & Intracoastal! Quiet north end of island.  Pool, tennis, saunas, garage parking.  Available for 2 ½ or 3 months.  Call for details.  Pat Lyons, One World Realty, 561-601-0363.

Need a home or condo for this years Spring Training at Jupiter I can help give me a call at 561-685-0976.

Local New you can use

Max Planck moving forward in Jupiter

For the first time in its 60-year history, Germany's internationally acclaimed Max Planck Society is underway with the establishment of a research institute in the United States, called the Max Planck Florida Institute. Due to officially open in 2011, the planned 100,000-square-foot research facility with laboratories will be a neighbor to Scripps Florida on six acres at Florida Atlantic University's MacArthur Campus in Jupiter. The new institute will commence operations in a temporary facility in Jupiter in the summer of 2009 before moving into its permanent home.

The Max Planck Society is an independent, non-profit scientific research organization with an annual operating budget of $1.8 billion and 81 institutes located through the European Union and now in the United States. The Society pioneers research at the frontiers of human knowledge in the natural sciences, life sciences, and the humanities. It has 17 Nobel Prize Laureates to its credit since its inception in 1948, a staff of 13,000, and an additional 12,000 fellows of the International Max Planck Research Schools, doctoral students, post-doctoral students, assistants and visiting scientists. The organization is credited with 1,000 inventions, averages 120-150 new patents each year, and has earned numerous scientific and academic awards. Most recently, Max Planck scientists were part of NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander Team that received the 2009 Swigert Award for Space Exploration for developing the sensor used on the robotic arm of the Lander that led to one of the most startling and meaningful discoveries of the new millennium.

Publix to begin construction of new center at Evergrene in Palm Beach Gardens

All of the trailers in the former RV Park have been removed and the bulldozers will be starting to arrive at the new Frenchman’s Crossing shopping center site.  We are very excited to be moving into the neighborhood and think that everyone will find the new services being offered as an asset to the community.  You all will notice the ground starting to turn soon, with construction set to begin in October 2009.  It is our hope to open Publix in November 2010, just in time for the busy holiday season.   In  addition to Publix Supermarket, there will also be an additional 16,000 square feet of space in the front of the development.  If anybody is interested in leasing space, please give me a call. Again, we are excited to becoming part of your community and look forward to the opening of Frenchman’s Crossing next fall. Contact Donald Urschalitz P.A. 561-685-0976. Don is a resident Realtor of Evergrene and is please to provide you with any information about our beautiful community, you can contact him at Don@Oneworldrealty.com.

Palm Beach County Housing Market Reports

The Realtors Association of the the Palm Beaches provides comprehensive figures on housing statistics by month you may visit the site free by clicking here to review all the news you need to know.

FDIC launches foreclosure prevention initiative

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) released a free tool kit of information to help borrowers, community stakeholders and the banking industry avoid unnecessary foreclosures and stop foreclosure “rescue” scams that promise false hope to consumers at risk of losing their homes.

The tool kit helps borrowers understand who to contact and what documents they need to apply for a loan modification that could save their home from foreclosure. The tool kit also describes the warning signs of a potential foreclosure “rescue” scam, and how consumers, community stakeholders and bankers can report scammers and prevent fraud.

The public can access the free tool kit at http://www.FDIC.gov/foreclosureprevention .

“It is vitally important that consumers and bankers know all of the resources available to help prevent unnecessary foreclosures,” says FDIC Chairman Sheila C. Bair.

The FDIC’s foreclosure prevention tool kit includes:

• “Is Foreclosure Knocking at Your Door?” brochure (available online and in print), which encourages consumers facing financing difficulties to contact their servicer, apply for a loan modification and talk to a counselor.
  
• “Beware of Foreclosure Rescue Scams” brochure (available online and in print), which provides information on common scams, tips for detecting fraudulent deals, and resources for reporting criminal activity.
  
• Spring 2009 edition of FDIC Consumer News, which features advice for consumers on avoiding foreclosure rescue and loan modification schemes.
• Your Own Home module of the FDIC’s Money Smart curriculum, which offers tips and advice on avoiding foreclosure with a loan modification, preventing foreclosure “rescue” scams and providing legitimate sources of foreclosure prevention assistance.

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