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DELRAY BEACH FL — LARGE LOSS & CATASTROPHIC RESPONSE

Large Loss Handling in Delray Beach, Florida

When damage exceeds a single home — a building-wide pipe failure at Kings Point, a multi-story fire at a condo complex, or hurricane damage affecting an entire Delray Beach neighborhood — Palm Build deploys the multi-crew capacity, project management infrastructure, and insurance coordination expertise that large-loss events demand. We manage complexity so you don't have to.

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Real Scenario

When Hurricane Damage Hits 30+ Units at Kings Point

A Category 1 hurricane tracks through Palm Beach County. At Kings Point — Delray Beach's largest community with 7,500+ units — wind-driven rain exploits aging flat roofs across multiple buildings simultaneously. Within 24 hours, 30+ units in three separate buildings report water intrusion from compromised roofing, blown-out screen enclosures, and window failures. Water migrates through shared CBS wall assemblies into adjacent units that show no visible exterior damage. The HOA board needs a restoration partner who can mobilize at scale — not one truck responding to one unit at a time, but multiple crews working across three buildings simultaneously while coordinating with a master insurance policy, dozens of individual HO-6 policies, and a community of primarily 55+ residents who need rapid environmental stabilization. This is a large loss event. The company you choose determines whether these residents are back in their homes in weeks or displaced for months.

Large Loss Scale in Delray Beach

Community-wide storm restoration (30+ units) $500,000 - $2,500,000+
Multi-building plumbing cascade $150,000 - $600,000
Multi-carrier insurance coordination Included
Dedicated project management & daily reporting Included
Emergency temporary relocation coordination Included

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24/7 catastrophe response for Delray Beach communities and commercial properties

What Defines Large Loss

Why Delray Beach Produces Large Loss Events at Scale

Delray Beach's combination of massive condo communities (Kings Point alone has 7,500+ units), aging CBS construction with flat roof systems, coastal flood exposure along the Intracoastal and barrier island, and a primarily 55+ population creates a large loss risk profile that exceeds most cities in Palm Beach County. When catastrophe strikes, the damage is measured in hundreds of thousands — not tens of thousands. The restoration company you choose determines whether recovery takes months or years.

Claims Exceeding $100,000

$100K+

Claim threshold

Delray Beach's dense condo landscape and aging building stock produce six-figure claims regularly. A shared plumbing failure at Kings Point that cascades through shared wall assemblies can affect 10-20 units and generate $200,000-$500,000 in combined damage. A roof system failure at Huntington Pointe during the rainy season produces water intrusion across an entire building floor. These are not standard restoration projects — they require dedicated project management, multi-carrier insurance coordination, and the equipment depth to sustain operations across weeks or months.

Condo Density Creates Multi-Unit Events

7,500+

Units in Kings Point alone

Delray Beach has one of the highest condo densities in Palm Beach County. Kings Point alone contains 7,500+ units. Add Huntington Pointe, Rainberry Bay, Gleneagles, Vizcaya, and the dozens of Barrier Island condo towers, and the city houses tens of thousands of attached residential units where damage in one unit migrates through shared walls, ceilings, and plumbing to affect adjacent units. A single pipe burst doesn't affect one home — it affects a floor. A single roof failure doesn't affect one unit — it affects a building.

Coastal & Canal Flood Exposure

High

Coastal flood exposure

Delray Beach's Intracoastal Waterway properties, barrier island condos, and canal-adjacent communities face flood risk from multiple vectors — storm surge, heavy rainfall overwhelming drainage, and rising water tables during king tides. The city's FEMA flood zones encompass significant residential areas, particularly east of I-95. When flooding events affect multiple properties simultaneously, the resulting claims volume and restoration scale exceed what any standard-capacity restoration company can handle.

Hurricane & Catastrophe Events

7,500+

Units in largest community

Delray Beach sits directly in Palm Beach County's hurricane corridor. The city's combination of barrier island high-rises, dense inland condo communities with aging flat roofs, and a primarily 55+ population creates a catastrophe scenario unlike any other: thousands of simultaneous damage claims, vulnerable residents requiring rapid environmental stabilization, and master-plus-individual insurance structures that demand coordinated multi-carrier documentation. A direct Category 3+ hit would create one of the largest residential restoration events in South Florida history.

Hurricane Response Protocol

Neighborhood-Scale Hurricane Response in Delray Beach

When a hurricane hits Delray Beach, the damage doesn't respect property lines. Kings Point's 7,500+ units, Barrier Island high-rises, and inland condo communities all sustain simultaneous damage that requires coordinated, multi-property response. Palm Build's hurricane protocol prioritizes emergency mitigation across all affected properties first, then transitions to phased restoration — ensuring every resident gets help, not just the ones who called first.

Post-Hurricane Neighborhood Triage

Emergency mitigation first

When a hurricane passes through Delray Beach, the damage is not contained to a single property. Entire neighborhoods — Kings Point, Huntington Pointe, the Barrier Island condos, Tropic Isle — sustain simultaneous damage from wind, rain intrusion, and storm surge. Palm Build's post-hurricane protocol prioritizes emergency mitigation across all affected properties: emergency tarping of compromised roofs, water shutoff at active plumbing failures, electrical isolation in flooded areas, and environmental stabilization for the most severely damaged units. We triage by severity, not by who called first.

Phased Restoration Across Multiple Properties

Systematic recovery

After emergency mitigation stabilizes all affected properties, Palm Build transitions to phased restoration — building-by-building, unit-by-unit. Equipment is deployed strategically across shared wall assemblies to maximize drying efficiency. Crews rotate between extraction, demolition, remediation, and reconstruction phases at each property. For Delray Beach's 55+ communities, restoration schedules account for resident health needs, medical equipment access, and the physical limitations that make extended displacement particularly burdensome for senior residents. Daily progress reports keep every stakeholder informed.

Pre-Positioning Before Storm Season

Pre-storm preparation

Palm Build doesn't wait for hurricanes to hit Delray Beach before preparing. During hurricane season (June through November), we pre-position equipment trailer banks, confirm emergency contract terms with HOA communities, and maintain surge-staffing agreements with our Charlotte, NC operations center. When the National Hurricane Center issues a watch for Palm Beach County, our South Florida team begins mobilization protocols — ensuring crews, equipment, and materials are deployment-ready before the first rain band arrives. This pre-positioning means Delray Beach communities get day-one response, not week-one response.

Palm Build large loss hurricane response in Delray Beach

Catastrophe-Scale Response

How Palm Build Scales for Mass-Loss Events in Delray Beach

Delray Beach's massive condo communities produce mass-loss events — hurricanes, flooding, and plumbing cascades — that overwhelm standard-capacity restoration companies within hours. Responding to 50, 100, or 500+ affected units simultaneously requires pre-built catastrophe infrastructure, not improvisation. Here is what Palm Build brings when the scale exceeds what normal operations can handle.

Multi-Crew Deployment (5+ Simultaneous)

When Delray Beach communities need simultaneous restoration across dozens of units, Palm Build deploys 5+ crews operating in coordinated shifts. Our Deerfield Beach hub is just 15 minutes from Delray Beach, providing the fastest response of any professional restoration company in the market. Our Charlotte, NC operations center provides surge staffing within 24-48 hours. This dual-state workforce model means we can double our manpower in a disaster zone. For communities like Kings Point where a single event can affect hundreds of units simultaneously, this crew depth is the difference between responding in days and responding in weeks.

Mobile Command Center Operations

During community-wide Delray Beach events, Palm Build activates command center operations that coordinate all active projects from a centralized hub. Project managers track crew deployment, equipment allocation, material logistics, and insurance documentation across dozens of simultaneous unit restorations. Daily situation reports provide every affected property owner and HOA board with their project status, next-day plan, and updated timeline. This level of coordinated project management prevents the chaos that occurs when a restoration company tries to manage 50+ active projects with standard scheduling systems.

Pre-Loaded Equipment Trailer Banks

A mass-loss event doesn't fail because of manpower alone — it fails because of equipment constraints. When hundreds of units sustain water damage simultaneously, the demand for dehumidifiers, air movers, truck-mounted extractors, and specialty drying systems exceeds every local supplier's inventory within hours. Palm Build maintains pre-loaded equipment trailer banks — maintained, inventoried, and deployment-ready — that allow us to scale drying and extraction capacity from a single home to an entire Delray Beach community within 48 hours.

Staggered Crew Scheduling (24/7 Coverage)

Mass-loss events in Delray Beach communities require continuous operations. We schedule crews in staggered shifts to maintain 24/7 extraction and drying coverage across all affected buildings. Night shifts focus on equipment monitoring, rotation, and moisture readings. Day shifts handle demolition, remediation, and resident coordination. This approach cuts total project timelines by 30-40% compared to standard-hours-only operations — critical when 55+ community residents need their homes safe as quickly as possible.

Per-Building Project Management

Each building or cluster of units within a Delray Beach community receives its own project manager who owns the scope, timeline, and resident communication for that section. At Kings Point's scale (7,500+ units across multiple sections), a dedicated HOA liaison coordinates with the board and property management at the community level while individual project managers handle their assigned buildings. This structure prevents the coordination breakdown that occurs when one person tries to oversee 50+ simultaneous restorations.

Emergency HOA Contracts (Pre-Negotiated)

Palm Build offers pre-negotiated emergency response contracts for Delray Beach HOA communities — providing guaranteed response times, pre-approved pricing, and documented protocols before a catastrophe occurs. When a hurricane hits and the board needs to mobilize restoration immediately, there is no vendor selection delay, no emergency meeting to approve pricing, and no scramble to find a qualified contractor. The contract is already signed. The crews deploy immediately.

Retirement Community Scale

When Thousands of Senior Residents Need Help at Once

Delray Beach's largest retirement communities aren't neighborhoods — they're small cities. Kings Point alone has 7,500+ units. A single hurricane event can generate hundreds of simultaneous damage claims, overwhelming any standard-capacity restoration company. These communities serve primarily retired residents — many with health vulnerabilities that make rapid environmental restoration critical. Mold exposure, poor air quality, and displacement stress are serious health risks for seniors with respiratory conditions.

Kings Point

7,500+ units
1970s-1990s Multiple sections & sub-associations

The largest single community in Delray Beach — and one of the largest in all of South Florida. Aging flat roof systems, shared plumbing infrastructure approaching end-of-life in older sections, and CBS construction spanning three decades of building codes. A single hurricane event here generates hundreds to thousands of simultaneous claims — each requiring individual unit documentation while the master policy covers common elements. The sheer scale of Kings Point means a community-wide event requires catastrophe-level logistics that most restoration companies simply cannot provide.

Large 55+ population with respiratory sensitivities, mobility limitations, and medical equipment dependence

Huntington Pointe

1,200+ units
1980s-1990s Gated 55+ community

Gated retirement community with condos and villas approaching the 35-40 year mark where roofing systems, plumbing, and HVAC all converge on replacement timelines simultaneously. Shared wall assemblies in multi-story buildings mean water damage in one unit migrates to adjacent units through concrete block and stucco. A building-wide plumbing failure or roof event here routinely affects 8-15 units per building.

Retirement-age residents with accumulated decades of personal property; seasonal vacancy increases undetected damage risk

Rainberry Bay

800+ units
1980s Gated community with lake views

CBS construction from the 1980s with flat and barrel tile roofs. Lake-adjacent sections face additional water intrusion risk during heavy rain events when lake levels rise. Original plumbing systems in older sections are approaching failure age. The community's relatively compact layout means that when one building is affected, equipment and crew access for adjacent buildings requires coordinated logistics planning.

Mix of year-round and seasonal residents; unoccupied units during summer months create delayed damage discovery

Gleneagles Country Club

1,000+ units
1970s-1980s Gated country club community

One of the older communities in western Delray Beach with construction dating to the 1970s. Original plumbing infrastructure, aging roof systems, and building envelopes that predate modern hurricane codes create the highest per-unit catastrophic failure risk. When systems fail in these older buildings, they tend to fail completely — a pipe burst in one unit can cascade through shared plumbing risers to affect an entire vertical stack of units.

Many residents on fixed incomes; medical equipment requires immediate power restoration and environmental stabilization

Aerial view of a large retirement condo community in Delray Beach showing hundreds of residential units
Kings Point: 7,500+ units — a single hurricane event here is a large-loss scenario by any definition.

Senior Health Is Part of the Restoration Scope

For Delray Beach's 55+ communities, restoration isn't just about property — it's about health. Palm Build prioritizes air quality testing, mold prevention, and rapid environmental stabilization because our clients' health depends on it. We coordinate with home health providers for medical equipment replacement and provide extra communication to families who may be monitoring from out of state.

Relocation Assistance When Needed

When unit restoration requires temporary relocation, Palm Build coordinates with property management to identify available units within the same community, arrange temporary housing, and ensure residents' medical equipment and essential items are transported safely. We understand that relocating a 75-year-old from their home of 20 years requires more care than handing them a hotel voucher.

Large Loss Timeline

6 Steps to Large-Loss Recovery in Delray Beach

Large loss restoration follows a structured six-phase approach that balances urgency with thoroughness — from emergency mobilization through community-wide closeout. Here is the timeline our South Florida team follows for projects involving multiple buildings or units in Delray Beach.

Step 01 Hours 0-4

Mobilization & Dedicated PM Assignment

Multiple crews dispatched from our Deerfield Beach hub — just 15 minutes from any Delray Beach community. A dedicated project manager is assigned to the event from hour one — this PM owns the project through completion and serves as the single point of contact for HOA boards, property management, and individual unit owners. Initial triage team assesses scope while extraction crews begin emergency mitigation in the most severely affected areas.

Step 02 Hours 4-48

Rapid Damage Assessment (All Buildings)

Systematic assessment of every building and unit in the affected area — not just the ones with visible damage. In Delray Beach CBS construction, water migrates through shared walls and floor assemblies to adjacent units. Thermal imaging, moisture mapping, and room-by-room photography document every affected space. For communities like Kings Point with 7,500+ units across multiple sections, assessment teams work building-by-building with property management coordinating access to occupied and seasonally vacant units.

Step 03 Days 1-3

Priority Triage (Health & Safety First)

Life safety issues receive immediate priority. Emergency tarping for compromised roofs, water shutoffs for active plumbing failures, electrical isolation in flooded areas, and environmental stabilization for the most severely affected units. In Delray Beach's 55+ communities, vulnerable residents — elderly, health-compromised, oxygen-dependent — are identified and their units prioritized. Medical equipment protection and relocation assistance provided for residents who cannot safely remain in damaged units.

Step 04 Days 3-30+

Phased Deployment by Building/Unit

Building-by-building, unit-by-unit restoration work. Staggered equipment deployment maximizes drying efficiency across shared wall assemblies. Crews rotate between extraction, demolition, remediation, and reconstruction phases. For 55+ communities, restoration schedules account for resident health needs, medical equipment access, and the physical limitations that make extended displacement particularly burdensome for senior residents. The dedicated PM coordinates all crews to prevent bottlenecks.

Step 05 Ongoing

Coordinated Multi-Carrier Insurance Claims

Unified Xactimate documentation serves HOA master policy AND individual unit owner HO-6 policies simultaneously. Each unit receives its own scope, moisture map, photo documentation, and cost estimate. Common area damage is scoped separately for the master policy carrier. For community-wide events involving 50-200+ units, this means managing relationships with potentially 10+ different insurance carriers — each with different documentation requirements, adjustment timelines, and approval processes.

Step 06 Ongoing

Daily Progress Reporting to All Stakeholders

Property managers receive daily status updates organized by building. HOA boards receive weekly summary reports with photos, completion percentages, and timeline updates. Individual unit owners are contacted directly with their unit's restoration timeline and next steps. For communities with seasonal or out-of-state unit owners — common in Delray Beach — our communication system provides remote access to project status, photos, and documents so snowbird owners can monitor progress from anywhere.

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Complex Claims Management

Large Loss Insurance Complexity in Delray Beach

Delray Beach large loss insurance claims involve multiple carriers, HOA master-vs-unit policy disputes, named-storm deductible assessments, NFIP flood coordination, and the complexity of producing individual documentation for 50-200+ affected units while maintaining a unified project. Here is what makes Delray Beach large loss claims uniquely challenging — and how Palm Build navigates the complexity.

Multiple Carriers on the Same Event

Delray Beach large loss events routinely involve multiple insurance carriers on a single community event. A hurricane hitting Kings Point triggers the HOA master policy (covering roofs, exterior walls, common areas), individual HO-6 unit owner policies from different private carriers for each affected unit, and potentially NFIP flood insurance for ground-level units near the Intracoastal or in FEMA flood zones. A 50-unit event can involve 5-10 different insurance carriers — each with different documentation requirements, adjustment timelines, and approval processes. Palm Build prepares carrier-specific documentation packages while maintaining a unified project scope.

HOA Master Policy vs. HO-6 Coordination

Florida Statute 718 defines the boundary between master policy and individual unit policy coverage — but in practice, this boundary creates constant disputes during large loss events. The master policy covers common elements and the structure. HO-6 policies cover unit interior and personal property. In Delray Beach communities spanning three decades of construction — from Kings Point's 1970s buildings to newer sections built in the 1990s — determining what constitutes 'common element' vs. 'unit' varies by declaration and by era. When 50+ units are damaged simultaneously, this determination must be made for each unit individually.

Named-Storm Deductibles & Special Assessments

HOA master policies in Florida typically carry named-storm deductibles of 2-5% of total insured value. For a community like Kings Point with 7,500+ units and billions in total insured value, a named-storm deductible can exceed millions of dollars. This amount is assessed back to unit owners through special assessments — often funded through individual HO-6 loss assessment coverage. Palm Build documents all damage clearly delineating named-storm from non-named-storm damage, maximizing coverage and minimizing special assessment exposure for unit owners.

Multi-Unit Xactimate Scoping at Scale

Large loss documentation in Delray Beach goes far beyond standard photography. Each unit receives its own Xactimate scope with line-item estimates, moisture mapping, and photo documentation. Common area damage is scoped separately for the master policy. When 50-200 units are affected, this means producing 50-200 individual unit scopes plus building-level and community-level summaries — all from a single consistent source of data. Palm Build's documentation system produces unit-level, building-level, and community-level reports from one unified dataset.

NFIP Flood Insurance Coordination

Delray Beach's coastal properties and canal-adjacent communities frequently carry NFIP flood insurance in addition to windstorm and HO-6 policies. When a hurricane produces both wind and flood damage, separating the two damage types for different carriers is critical — NFIP has different documentation requirements, different adjustment timelines, and different coverage limits than private windstorm policies. Palm Build documents damage with clear delineation between wind-driven rain intrusion (windstorm policy) and rising water (flood policy), ensuring maximum recovery from both carriers.

Unified Documentation, Separate Claims

The fundamental challenge of large loss insurance in Delray Beach's condo communities is maintaining unified project management while producing separate documentation for every insurance relationship. Palm Build provides: one Xactimate scope per unit (for individual HO-6 claims), consolidated building summaries (for master policy claims), community-wide progress reports (for HOA boards), and carrier-specific documentation packages formatted to each carrier's requirements — all from a single source of truth.

The Palm Build Difference

Why Delray Beach Property Owners Choose Palm Build for Large Loss

Large loss events in Delray Beach expose the difference between restoration companies built for catastrophe scale and those that are not. When your project spans multiple buildings, involves hundreds of units, or requires multi-carrier coordination across a community of 7,500+ units, the company you choose determines whether recovery takes months or years.

5+ Simultaneous Crew Deployment

We don't send one truck to a 7,500-unit community. Palm Build deploys multiple fully equipped crews from our South Florida hub — each capable of independent operation while coordinating through our project management system. Our equipment trailer banks, dual-state workforce (Deerfield Beach + Charlotte), and scalable project management system allow us to ramp from a single-unit project to a 100+ unit catastrophe response without sacrificing quality or documentation standards.

15 Minutes from Delray Beach

Our Deerfield Beach operations hub is 15 minutes from Delray Beach — closer than any other professional large-loss-capable restoration company in the market. When a catastrophe hits Kings Point, Huntington Pointe, or the Barrier Island condos, we are the first qualified responder on scene. Our Charlotte, NC operations provide surge capacity that no single-state competitor can match, deploying additional crews and equipment south within 24-48 hours of activation.

Experience with 7,500-Unit Communities

Delray Beach's massive condo communities create the most complex multi-party restoration scenarios in Palm Beach County. Palm Build understands the logistics of coordinating across multiple community sections, the insurance complexity of master-vs-HO-6 claims across hundreds of units, and the unique needs of 55+ residents during extended restoration projects. We've managed community-scale events where the coordination challenge is as significant as the restoration itself.

Pre-Storm Emergency Contracts

Delray Beach HOA communities can pre-negotiate emergency response contracts with Palm Build — ensuring immediate mobilization without board meeting delays when a hurricane strikes. The contract is already signed, pricing is pre-approved, and protocols are documented. When the storm hits, there is no vendor selection process, no emergency board meeting to authorize spending, and no scramble to find a qualified contractor. Crews deploy immediately.

Multi-Carrier Documentation at Scale

Unified Xactimate documentation that serves HOA master policies, individual HO-6 policies, NFIP flood policies, and commercial policies simultaneously. One scope per unit, consolidated per building, summarized per community — all from a single source of truth. We manage relationships with 5-10+ carriers per community event, producing carrier-specific documentation packages while maintaining project-wide consistency.

24/7 Dedicated Project Management

Dedicated project manager assigned to every large-loss event with round-the-clock availability for property managers, board members, and unit owners. Weekly progress meetings with all stakeholders. Per-building sub-managers for community-wide events. Daily situation reports that keep everyone informed without creating communication chaos. This is not one person trying to manage 50 units — it is a structured management team scaled to the project.

Common Questions

Delray Beach Large Loss FAQ

What qualifies as a 'large loss' restoration project?
Large loss typically refers to restoration projects exceeding $100,000 in scope, involving multiple units or properties, requiring sustained multi-crew operations over weeks or months, or involving complex insurance coordination across multiple carriers and policies. In Delray Beach, common large loss scenarios include: building-wide water events in condo communities (Kings Point, High Point, Villages of Oriole), post-hurricane neighborhood-scale damage, commercial building fires affecting multiple tenants, and storm surge events flooding multiple waterfront properties simultaneously.
How does Palm Build manage multi-unit condo large loss events in Delray Beach?
Multi-unit events in Delray Beach's condo communities require layered project management: (1) A dedicated project manager serves as single point of contact for the HOA board, property manager, and all affected unit owners. (2) Simultaneous mitigation crews address all affected units to prevent secondary damage spread through shared CBS walls and building systems. (3) Unit-by-unit documentation supports individual HO-6 claims while building-level documentation supports the master policy claim. (4) A coordinated reconstruction schedule sequences work across units to minimize displacement duration for each resident. (5) Regular status updates to the board and management company keep all stakeholders informed.
Can Palm Build handle post-hurricane neighborhood-scale restoration in Delray Beach?
Yes — and this is where Palm Build's multi-crew capacity and South Florida presence becomes most critical. After a hurricane affecting Delray Beach, demand for restoration services spikes simultaneously across thousands of properties. National franchises call in crews from other states who don't know the local construction types, insurance carriers, or permit requirements. Palm Build maintains standing large loss capacity from our Deerfield Beach hub, with relationships with subcontractors across South Florida. We can deploy multiple crews to a neighborhood simultaneously, prioritizing emergency mitigation (tarping, water extraction) across all properties before beginning phased restoration.
How does insurance work for large loss events affecting multiple properties?
Large loss events in Delray Beach often involve multiple insurance carriers and policy types: the condo association's master policy, individual unit owners' HO-6 policies, separate flood policies (NFIP or private), and potentially commercial policies for mixed-use buildings. Palm Build's large loss team creates separate documentation packages for each affected party while maintaining a unified project scope. We coordinate with multiple adjusters simultaneously and help identify which damages are covered under which policies — critical when the same water event involves both a master policy claim for common element damage and individual HO-6 claims for unit interior damage.
What equipment does Palm Build deploy for large loss events?
Large loss events require equipment beyond what standard restoration trucks carry: trailer-mounted desiccant dehumidifiers capable of drying entire building wings, high-volume truck-mounted extraction units, portable generator power for buildings that have lost electrical service, negative air machines with HEPA filtration for building-wide containment, thermal imaging cameras for systematic moisture mapping across dozens of units, and mobile command units for on-site project management. We maintain this equipment at our Deerfield Beach hub ready for immediate deployment.

Large Loss Event in Delray Beach? We Scale to Match.

Palm Build deploys multi-crew operations, dedicated project management, and sustained capacity for large loss events affecting Delray Beach communities, commercial properties, and neighborhoods.

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