AI Assistants and Invisible Smart-Home Systems: The New Luxury Amenity in South Florida
Luxury in South Florida is increasingly defined by what you do not see: an intelligent, privacy-minded layer that unifies lighting, climate, security, shades, and entertainment into a single, calm experience. As AI assistants migrate from novelty to signature amenity, the most sophisticated homes are being designed around interoperability, discretion, resilience, and future-proof infrastructure that anticipates the next decade of upgrades.
Palm Beach Condos vs Co-ops in 2026: The Luxury Buyer’s Due-Diligence Playbook
Palm Beach’s condo and co-op market is still commanding record pricing, but buyers are reading budgets, reserves, and rules more closely than ever. Here is what actually changes between a condo deed and co-op shares, where costs hide inside monthly charges, and how to underwrite assessments, insurance deductibles, and rental restrictions with the precision a seven-figure purchase deserves.
Top 5 New Luxury Condo Developments Reshaping the Flagler Drive Waterfront
A discreet, buyer-oriented look at Palm Beach County’s most closely watched new condo addresses, with a ranked snapshot of the Flagler Drive pipeline and what to prioritize before you buy.
Top Tennis, Pickleball, and Padel Destinations in Palm Beach County for Luxury Buyers
From private club courts to resort-grade racquet campuses and award-winning public centers, Palm Beach County offers an unusually deep bench for buyers who plan their calendar around match play.
Multigenerational Luxury Living in South Florida: Privacy, Legacy, and the Modern Family Compound
From Palm-beach compounds to West-palm-beach sky residences, multigenerational living is reshaping what “luxury” means: not just square footage, but thoughtful privacy, effortless caregiving, and future-proof flexibility.
Fort Lauderdale vs Palm Beach: Two Yachting Capitals, Two Very Different Luxury Lifestyles
Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach both command the yachting conversation, but they do it in fundamentally different ways. Fort Lauderdale operates like a year-round global marketplace with deep service infrastructure, high-volume brokerage activity, and signature scale at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Palm Beach, by contrast, leans into heritage, club culture, and a curated approach to ownership that feels as much social as it is nautical. For buyers and second-home owners, the most practical question is not which city is “better,” but which ecosystem matches the way you intend to use your yacht and your waterfront real estate.
