Friday, November 13, 2026
By Jennifer Susanne Sommers, Sotheby's International Realty
A major Palm Beach deal has been called off, a new rental partnership is taking shape in West Palm Beach, and Boca Raton's dining and racquet-sports scene has two timely additions. Here are six updates to know from Parkland through Palm Beach, plus dates worth putting on your calendar.
The featured graphic uses original conceptual illustrations, not photographs or renderings of the properties and venues discussed.
1. Palm Beach: Proposed $160 Million Oceanfront Purchase Is Called Off
In a report published today, The Wall Street Journal says developer Todd Michael Glaser and a partner dropped a proposed $160 million purchase of an oceanfront Palm Beach estate. Glaser cited concern that a neighboring owner could oppose redevelopment plans. This is news of a deal ending, not a completed $160 million sale.
Why it matters locally: A striking price tells only part of a property's story. Redevelopment feasibility and neighborhood context deserve attention alongside the land itself.
Source: The Wall Street Journal, November 13.
2. West Palm Beach: Allen Morris and Savanna Plan 315 Rental Residences
Allen Morris Co. and Savanna have announced a partnership for a residential tower at 1830 North Dixie Highway, according to Florida YIMBY's November 11 report. The Oppenheim Architecture-designed project is planned with approximately 315 rental residences and more than 7,000 square feet of commercial space. Groundbreaking is expected in the second half of 2027; that is a projected start, not a completion date.
Why it matters locally: The proposal would add another housing option near the North Flagler corridor. For people relocating to Palm Beach County, the distinction between future rental inventory and condominiums available to purchase is important when comparing neighborhoods.
Source: Florida YIMBY, November 11.
3. Boca Raton: Limani Grille Adds Greek Seafood to Town Center
Limani Grille is now open at Town Center at Boca Raton, 6000 Glades Road, Suite 1016C. The Boca Chamber scheduled its grand-opening ribbon cutting for November 10, and the restaurant's official Boca Raton page and Town Center directory now list the location. Its menu centers on Mediterranean seafood and Greek ingredients.
Why it matters locally: This is a practical new dining option to know when planning an evening around central Boca. Check the restaurant directly for current hours and reservations before heading over.
Sources: Limani Grille, Town Center directory and Boca Chamber's November 10 event listing.
4. Boca Raton: Boca Paddle Counts Down to November 18
An update to our earlier seasonal preview: Boca Paddle by CityPickle lists its grand opening for November 18. The club at 50 W. Jeffery Street advertises 19 pickleball courts and six padel courts. Its official FAQ says the restaurant and bar welcome walk-ins without a guest pass, giving nonplayers a reason to visit too.
Why it matters locally: Racquet sports and places to gather are part of the everyday lifestyle buyers compare. This opening combines both, though court access, membership and dining arrangements should be checked separately.
Sources: Boca Paddle's opening announcement and official location and FAQ.
5. Delray Beach: Team USA Tennis Returns November 21–22
A timely reminder for next weekend: the Billie Jean King Cup USA–Hungary matchup is listed for November 21 and 22 at the Delray Beach Tennis Center, 201 W. Atlantic Avenue. The Downtown Development Authority lists a 1:30 p.m. start each day. Check the linked event page for ticket details and current arrangements.
Why it matters locally: Downtown Delray's tennis center puts a major sporting event close to Atlantic Avenue's restaurants and shops. If you're making a day of it, plan parking and meal reservations ahead. This is an upcoming-event reminder, not a newly announced tournament.
Source: Delray Beach Downtown Development Authority.
6. Parkland: Farmers' Market Pet Expo Is This Sunday
Parkland's Farmers' Market Pet Expo is scheduled for Sunday, November 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Equestrian Center at Temple Park, 8350 Ranch Road. The city's calendar lists free admission and parking, the regular market offerings and approximately 40 pet-focused vendors. Dogs are welcome on a leash.
Why it matters locally: A neighborhood market is an easy way to experience Parkland beyond a home tour. For residents with pets, Sunday's edition adds a useful reason to spend the morning outdoors.
Source: City of Parkland event calendar.
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Information checked November 13, 2026. Development plans, opening dates and event details may change. Local significance comments are editorial perspective, not predictions of property values.
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