Looking for a great deal on a waterfront home in Palm Beach County? We don’t blame you! Look, it goes without saying that homes or condos on the ocean or Loxahatchee River can be expensive, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t find a great deal on such properties.
But buyer beware—often times, bank owned properties can be in pretty rough shape, especially when it comes to foreclosures at lower price points. But regardless of budget or location, it’s also not uncommon to find that diamond in the rough, so-to-speak, and at the very least, it never hurts to at least check out what’s available, as you never know what you’re going to find.
To help jump start your search for a Palm Beach County waterfront foreclosures, here’s a look at 10 relatively
Just as we start to see some positive news relating to the Palm Beach real estate market, another problem presents itself. Earlier this week the Palm Beach Post reported that existing single-family home sales around the Palm Beach area increased 22% in October from this time last year. In addition, single-family home sales are also up an encouraging 12% from this past September. Prices for homes on the Palm Beach real estate market are also climbing and have seen a 23% hike since October 2011—a sure sign of an improving market that desperately needs a boost. The problem however, is that with more homes being sold and less homes being built around the Palm Beach area, the remaining inventory has