West Palm Beach, which is also known as West Palm, is located to the west of the adjacent Palm Beach, which is located on a barrier island across the Lake Worth Lagoon. Beyond the city of West Palm Beach are suburban communities and waterfront neighborhoods that vary in style and scope. Historical neighborhoods such as El Cid and Northwood feature “Old-Florida” style single-family homes, while many suburban planned communities, such as Riverwalk offer residents newer construction, sensational amenities and home-styles. 55 Plus residental options vary. Whether you’re seeking an active adult recreational lifestyle, or something a little more laid back, there’s something just right for you.

The vibrant city of West Palm Beach is diverse and offers an array of activities, lifestyles, home-styles, and recreation. There are numerous businesses and cultural centers including wonderful shops, museums, restaurants, entertainment venues, and nightspots. West Palm Beach has a variety of sections including the all new Rosemary Square, also known as City Place, a bustling mixed-use area, downtown Clematis Street, the waterfront on Flagler Drive, and various surrounding suburbs. Throughout West Palm Beach there are glorious beaches, waterways, marinas, and beautifully landscaped common areas.

Residents of the city and suburbs can enjoy a variety of events throughout the year including the Sunfest musical festival, the Palm Beach International Boat Show, and more. The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts and the Palm Beach Convention Center are in the city of West Palm Beach too. Palm Beach International Airport, voted the 8th best airport nationwide, makes travel easy for residents and visitors.