Is Palm Beach Gardens a Good Place to Live?

Known as Florida’s golf capital as home of the Professional Golf Association (PGA), Lang Realty calls Palm Beach Gardens “a thriving community” for good reasons. 

With an upscale mall, lively downtown, and attractions from natural areas to resorts, day spas, and tennis/pickleball and aquatic centers, this north Palm Beach County city offers “a superior lifestyle and quality of life.” It’s one of the few locales with new housing construction. Just west of the coast with easy access to beaches, is Palm Beach Gardens a good place to live? See for yourself…https://www.pbgfl.com/  

Attractions in Palm Beach Gardens range from Downtown At The Gardens with open-air shopping, restaurants, cafes and movie theaters, to The Gardens Mall with 150 shops, casual dining and anchors including Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue. Kickoff is Oct. 6 for the 23rd season of The Gardens GreenMarket Sundays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.  And if you’re a nature lover, things to do in Palm Beach Gardens Florida include Frenchman’s Forest Natural Area with 2.6 miles of trails. Loxahatchee Slough Wild and Scenic River offers 13,025 acres of flatwoods, hammocks, marshes, and swamps. The city’s parks have amenities that include a dog park, canoe launch and disc golf. On the drawing board is a 300-bed medical center and an indoor fieldhouse that will include picnic areas with pavilions and a playground.