Looking for Waterfront Condo with Dockage in Delray Beach, FL? Waterfront Condo, Delray Beach, Florida

As an avid boater myself, I know how important it is to have dockage that may accomodate your yacht or boat for dockage.  There are so many fabulous condos in Delray Beach that are capable of holding your yacht that you should take advantage of now.

For yacht enthusiasts, who owns a yacht over 100 feet, your only choice in Delray Beach is Delray Beach Yach Club.  Properties Available are: http://www.agentboca.idxco.com/i/8526/DelrayBeachYachtClub

For boaters who need up to an 80' Dock should check out Delray Harbor Club.  Properties available are:  http://www.agentboca.idxco.com/i/8526/Delray_Harbor_Club_Condo

Communities that are capable of holding boats up to 70 feet are Inlet Cove, & Barr Terrace.  And the Cambridge.http://www.agentboca.idxco.com/i/8526/Inlet_Cove_and_Barr_Terrace and http://www.agentboca.idxco.com/i/8526/The_Cambridge


50 feet and under there are so many options!  Here are just a few options along with the properties listed above...Harbor Villas, Penthouse Delray, Harbour ,ACACIA HOUSE, CAPTAIN’S WALK, DEL HARBOR, DELHAVEN, HARBOURSIDE, INTERCOASTAL COVE, PELICAN HARBOR, HARBOURSIDE, MARINA DEL REY, PALM TGRAIL, PELICAN HARBOR, SPANISH TRAIL, and Waterway North.
If you're looking for a property that is waterfront with Dockage, it would be my pleasure to assist you.

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Jennifer Sommers

Now, that's Hot!!

Taco Tueday's at Caliente, so my Husband and a couple friends decided to give it a try.  Tuesdays on Atlantic Ave are crazy as we turn up the Heat at Caliente Kitchen with $2 Tacos and 1/2 priced Margaritas from 7pm till close. Also if you haven't heard we have welcomed Chef Max Espinosa formerly of Moquila to the Caliente family. So what are you waiting for, head to Caliente.  It's fabulous.  I also suggest the guacamole.  Try to get there early, so you can sit outside and enjoy the Atlantic Avenue people watching.

Why To Buy South Florida Real Estate Now!

Hi!  I found this Interesting Artile and I wanted to Share it with you from Aol, By Ann Brenoff

Why You Should Buy a House Now

Ann Brenoff
Nov 21st 2010 at 3:00PM

OK, we get that you want to be the one guy in the universe to know precisely when housing prices have reached bottom before you buy. Well, the logic of multi-millionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson may just shut you up.

He says that today's record-low interest rates make this the best time to buy homes in 50 years. In fact, his advice is: "If you don't own a home, buy one," Paulson said. "If you own one home, buy another one, and if you own two homes, buy a third and lend your relatives the money to buy a home."

Does it matter what Paulson thinks? Well, he was in that small club of people who predicted the sub-prime collapse (a club that apparently no one in our government joined).

But even more important, the math is in his court. The key to why this is a good time to buy a home is the historically low interest rates, which began to ever-so-slightly creep up this week.

Calculators ready? Keller Williams provided this example on its blog. Let's say there is a house for sale for $250,000. Interest rates are 4.3%, which make your monthly principal and interest payment $981. Over the course of this loan, you will pay $191,693 in interest. Now let's drop the home price to $225,000 -- a 10% price deduction. If interest rates are a point higher -- 5.23% -- your monthly principal and interest are now $991 ($10 a month more) but your total interest paid over the course of the loan is now $221,282 -- about $30,000 more over the course of your loan. A 1% increase in mortgage rates more than offsets a 10% drop in the home's price.

The key to home ownership has always been interest rates. And right now, they are at historic lows with some indications that they are beginning to creep up. So maybe -- just maybe -- real estate agents aren't blowing hot air when they say now is a good time buy or move up. And if the home prices go down, it doesn't matter.