CELEBRATING 60 YEARS OF REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE IN SOUTH FLORIDA
Joseph E. Balistreri Founder
Balistreri is an independent, full-service luxury brokerage firm established in 1964. A familyowned and operated business, Balistreri values and enriches long-term relationships with its clients and top-producing sales associates. “The client first” and “the associate’s success” are the mottos that always have guided, and continue to guide, Balistreri’s business dealings every day. That’s why Balistreri invests heavily in our Associates’ professional preparedness and acumen. Balistreri truly is a brokerage like no other as it provides value-based support for top producers and those that aspire to be.
A RAP ON THE WINDOW
It all began with a rap on the window of a small real estate office. In 1946, after World War II, Joseph S. Balistreri, Sr. returned home, enrolled at Marquette University, and graduated with a business degree. While in school, he worked part-time in his father's grocery store, Sendik's, with his four older brothers.
At the store, Joseph met Rita, and they married a year later, despite initial turmoil due to their differing ethnic backgrounds. Eventually, both families accepted the marriage.
A few weeks after their honeymoon, Joseph heard a rap on a real estate office window in Shorewood. An old college buddy waved him in and convinced him to try selling real estate. A year later, Joseph started his own company, enjoying 12 successful years in Milwaukee.
Two of their six children had serious heart conditions, prompting a move to a warmer climate. They relocated to Lighthouse Point, FL, where Joseph's brother lived. Joseph worked with a small Pompano Beach firm before joining a larger company in
Fort Lauderdale. Soon after, he rented a storefront and established Balistreri Realty.
The business thrived, expanding into Broward and Palm Beach Counties. Joseph's son, Joe, and daughter, Kathryn, joined the company, with Kathryn becoming the youngest broker in Florida. Later, Joseph's youngest son, Jim, joined the business and became President of the Realtor Association of Greater Fort Lauderdale. His youngest daughter, Carol, also joined, managing one of the offices.
After nearly 40 years in the business, Joseph retired, passing the reins to his sons Joe and Jim. They continue to expand and innovate the company throughout South Florida, ensuring its growth and success for future generations.
Joseph observed significant changes and growth in the area, from the development of Fort Lauderdale into a major city to the transformation of farmland in Boca Raton and Delray Beach into bustling communities. Throughout it all, Joseph and his wife were proud of their six children for their dedication to serving people with honesty and respect. They considered themselves fortunate and thankful to God for their journey, which all started with a rap on the window.
BALISTRERI LAUNCHES
IT'S 60 YEARS
ANNIVERSARY WITH UNLEASHED 2024
SOUTH FLORIDA'S PREMIERE REAL ESTATE EVENT
UNLEASHED 2024 - a Premiere Real Estate event hosted by Jim Balistreri at the Pompano Cultural Center , took place on May 7th, 2024. Big Figures such as Mike Ferry, a global Real Estate coach who has been in the business for over 49 years, Kate Reisinger, the EVP of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, an amazing panel of Luxury Agents and Top production agents from different companies based in South Florida, as well as developers such as Gil Dezer, Jon Paul Perez and Havrvey Hernandez
As a member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World,® Balistreri Real Estate is a global — not just local — real estate company working on your behalf. LeadingRE provides world-class marketing and resources, allowing us to provide the very best services. Our invitation-only network was responsible for $282 billion in annual home sales volume among the top 500 U.S. real estate firms in 2023.
Volume shown in billions of
For informational purposes only. In compiling this report, LeadingRE relies on third party sources. The information set forth in the chart above is sourced from the 2024 RealTrends 500, showcasing production for calendar year 2023, accessible via realtrends.com. Neither LeadingRE nor its member companies are responsible for the accuracy of third-party data presented herein.
MEET YOUR AGENT'S SUPPORT TEAM
MANAGER
COREY DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CATHY PADUANO ACCOUNTING
FERNANDO CASTANEDA CREATIVE DIRECTOR
GEORGE
JIM BALISTRERI BROKER & CEO
CAROL BALISTRERI RELOCATION DIRECTOR
JOE BALISTRERI PRESIDENT
CAROLINE CARRARA SALES MANAGER FORT LAUDERDALE
JONI TABANO SALES MANAGER BOCA RATON
YESSIKA WILLIAMS EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
KATHERINE VALENCIA OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR FORT LAUDERDALE
EXTRAORDINARY SUPPORT TO AGENT RATIO
From amazing leadership, an award winner marketing team and a hands on support staff, we all work together to ensure the success of our Balistreri’s clients and agents.
REBECCA PETRUZZIELLO OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR BOCA RATON
AMBER COLLETTE GRAPHIC DESIGNER
GARRETT MECHLER GRAPHIC DESIGNER
CRISTINA VILELA GRAPHIC DESIGNER
A LETTER FROM YOUR AGENT
KELLY KRAFT REALTOR® 123-653-8899
With [X] years of experience in the Florida real estate market, I have developed a deep understanding of the local neighborhoods, market trends, and the unique needs of our diverse clientele. My goal is to provide exceptional service to both buyers and sellers, ensuring a smooth and successful real estate experience.
At [Your Real Estate Agency], we are committed to delivering personalized service and leveraging our extensive network to meet our clients' needs effectively. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or invest in property, I am dedicated to guiding you through every step of the process with integrity and professionalism.
I would welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can work together to achieve your real estate goals or to address any questions you may have. Please feel free to reach out to me directly at [Your Phone Number] or [Your Email Address].
Thank you for considering this introduction. I look forward to the possibility of working with you and contributing to your real estate success.
Kelly Kraft
TESTIMONIALS
"Working with [Realtor's Name] was a fantastic experience from start to finish. Their deep knowledge of the local market, combined with their genuine dedication to finding the perfect home for our family, made the entire process smooth and enjoyable. We were particularly impressed with how they handled negotiations and provided us with valuable insights at every step. We couldn’t be happier with our new home and highly recommend [Realtor's Name] to anyone looking to buy or sell in the area."
— John and Emily R.
"I had the pleasure of working with [Realtor's Name] during the sale of my property, and I am incredibly grateful for their expertise and professionalism. They provided excellent guidance throughout the entire process, from setting a competitive price to navigating the closing details. [Realtor's Name]'s proactive approach and attention to detail were instrumental in achieving a quick sale at a great price. If you're looking for a knowledgeable and dedicated realtor, look no further."
— John and Emily R.
"As a first-time homebuyer, I was initially overwhelmed by the real estate process. However, [Realtor's Name] made everything much more manageable with their patience and clear communication. They took the time to explain each step and answer all my questions, making sure I felt confident in my decisions. Thanks to [Realtor's Name], I found the perfect home and had a stress-free experience. I highly recommend their services to anyone in need of a trusted real estate professional."
— John and Emily R.
KEY COMPONENTS
1. Term of Agreement: Specifies the duration of the agreement. This period can vary but often ranges from a few months to a year.
2. Broker’s Duties: Outlines the broker’s responsibilities, such as searching for properties that meet the buyer’s criteria, arranging property viewings, providing market analysis, and negotiating on behalf of the buyer.
3. Buyer’s Duties: Defines the buyer’s responsibilities, including providing accurate financial information, being available for property showings, and communicating openly with the broker.
4. Compensation: Details how the broker will be compensated. In Florida, this is typically through a commission paid by the seller. However, the agreement should specify if the buyer will be responsible for any fees if the seller’s commission does not cover the broker’s fees.
5. Exclusivity: Confirms that the broker is the exclusive representative for the buyer during the term of the agreement. It prevents the buyer from working with other brokers or agents.
6. Termination: Specifies conditions under which the agreement can be terminated early, including any notice requirements or penalties.
7. Additional Terms: May include provisions for disputes, confidentiality, and other specific terms relevant to the buyer’s needs.
BENEFITS
1. Dedicated Service: The broker focuses on finding properties that match the buyer’s needs and provides personalized advice throughout the buying process.
2. Market Expertise: Access to the broker’s knowledge of the local market, including property values, neighborhood information, and market trends.
3. Negotiation Leverage: The broker’s experience in negotiating deals can help the buyer secure better terms and conditions.
4. Streamlined Process: The agreement helps streamline the buying process by clearly defining roles and expectations, reducing potential conflicts or misunderstandings.
Exclusive Buyer Brokerage Agreement
1. PARTIES: ("Consumer") grants ("Broker") the exclusive right to work with and assist Consumer in locating and negotiating the acquisition of suitable real property as described below. The term "acquire" or "acquisition" includes any purchase, option, exchange, lease or other acquisition of an ownership, possessory or equity interest in real property.
2. TERM: This Agreement will begin on the _ day of _____________, ______ and will terminate at 11:59 p.m. on the ______ day of _______________, ______ ("Termination Date"). However, if Consumer enters into an agreement to acquire property that is pending on the Termination Date, this Agreement will continue in effect until that transaction has closed or otherwise terminated.
3. PROPERTY: Consumer is interested in acquiring real property as follows or as otherwise acceptable to Consumer ("Property"):
(a) Type of property:
(b)Location:
4. BROKER’S OBLIGATIONS:
(a) Broker Assistance. Broker will
* use Broker’s professional knowledge and skills;
* discuss property requirements and assist Consumer in locating and viewing suitable properties;
* assist Consumer in negotiating and closing any resulting transaction;
* cooperate with real estate licensees working with the owner, if any, to complete a transaction.
(b) Other Consumers. Consumer understands that Broker may work with other prospective consumers who want to acquire the same property as Consumer If Broker submits offers by competing consumers, Broker will notify Consumer that a competing offer has been made, but will not disclose any of the offer’s material terms or conditions. Consumer agrees that Broker may make competing consumers aware of the existence of any offer Consumer makes, so long as Broker does not reveal any material terms or conditions of the offer without Consumer’s prior written consent. Consumer understands that even if Broker is compensated by an owner or a real estate licensee who is working with an owner, such compensation does not compromise Broker’s duties to Consumer.
(c) Fair Housing. Broker adheres to the principles expressed in the Fair Housing Act and will not participate in any act that unlawfully discriminates on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, country of national origin or any other category protected under federal, state or local law.
(d) Service Providers. Broker does not warrant or guarantee products or services provided by any third party whom Broker, at Consumer’s request, refers or recommends to Consumer in connection with property acquisition.
5. CONSUMER’S OBLIGATIONS: Consumer agrees to cooperate with Broker in accomplishing the objectives of this Agreement, including:
(a) Conducting all negotiations and efforts to locate suitable property only through Broker and referring to Broker all inquiries of any kind from real estate licensees, property owners or any other source. If Consumer contacts or is contacted by an owner, or a real estate licensee who is working with an owner or views a property unaccompanied by Broker, Consumer, will, at first opportunity, advise the owner or real estate licensee that Consumer is working with and represented exclusively by Broker.
(b) Providing Broker and necessary third parties (i.e., any lender, closing agent, etc.) with accurate information requested by Broker or third parties in connection with ensuring Consumer’s ability to acquire property. Consumer authorizes Broker to run a credit check to verify Consumer’s credit information.
(c) Being available to meet with Broker at reasonable times for consultations and to view properties.
(d) Indemnifying and holding Broker harmless from and against all losses, damages, costs and expenses of any kind, including attorney’s fees, and from liability to any person, that Broker incurs because of acting on Consumer’s behalf.
(e) Not asking or expecting to restrict the acquisition of a property according to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, country of national origin or any other category protected under federal, state or local law.
(f) Consulting an appropriate professional for legal, tax, environmental, engineering, foreign reporting requirements and other specialized advice.
THE IMPORTANCE OF A BUYER AGENT
Florida is a diverse state with a wide range of real estate markets, each with its own unique dynamics. A knowledgeable real estate agent will have indepth knowledge of the local market conditions, trends, pricing, and neighborhoods. Buying property often involves negotiations. Real estate agents have experience in negotiating deals and can represent your best interests. They can help you formulate competitive offers, navigate counteroffers, and negotiate favorable terms and conditions. Established real estate agents in Florida have extensive networks of professionals, including lenders, inspectors, appraisers, and attorneys ensuring a smooth transaction. A real estate agent serves as your advocate throughout the buying process. They work in your best interests, protecting your rights and ensuring a fair and smooth transaction.
WHY DO I NEED A PRO AGENT?
A pro agent will help you with:
• Explain the ins and outs of contracts. When it comes to buying a home, you’ll sign various disclosures and contracts as part of the process. Before you give any of these legally binding documents your autograph, your agent will help explain the terms and conditions.
• Aadvice you on added costa that are included in the sale-buying proccess, such as, closing cost, inspections, insurance,
• Keep you up-to-date on today’s market conditions. The real estate industry is complex and dynamic. Pricing, mortgage interest rates, and demand can change often. You need someone by your side who will keep you informed on the latest trends and what they mean for you.
• Negotiating a real estate deal is a dynamic process from start to finish. Even after the contract is signed, there are numerous terms and conditions that require further negotiation, including home inspections, appraisals, and more. Your agent will manage all the back-and-forth communication, ensuring that every aspect of your transaction is handled with expertise and care.
• A good agent offers invaluable advice and shares their experience to guide you through the emotional process of buying a home. Let's be honest, this journey can be intense. When your offer isn’t accepted, it’s crucial to have someone who will provide realistic insights and identify potential issues early on. You need an agent who is straightforward with you and can craft an enticing offer for the seller, ensuring it stands out and minimizes the risk of competing bids.
SEARCHING FOR THE RIGHT PROPERTY
• Define Your Criteria: Consider factors such as location, budget, size, amenities, and any specific features or preferences you have. This will help you narrow down your search and focus on properties that meet your needs.
• Research Neighborhoods: Florida offers a wide variety of neighborhoods, each with its own unique characteristics and amenities. Research different neighborhoods to find the ones that align with your lifestyle and preferences.
• Work with a Real Estate Agent: Engage a reputable real estate agent who specializes in the Florida market. They have access to exclusive listings, market knowledge, and can help you find properties that may not be readily available online in platforms such as Zillow, Realtor, etc...
• Attend Open Houses and Showings: This gives you an opportunity to physically explore the property, assess its condition, and get a feel for the neighborhood.
• Stay Flexible: While it’s important to have specific criteria, staying flexible can open up more opportunities. Sometimes, a property may have hidden potential or offer features you hadn’t considered.
• Conduct Due Diligence: Before making an offer on a property, conduct thorough due diligence. This includes property inspections, reviewing documents like the title report, HOA rules and regulations (if applicable), and any relevant disclosures.
STAY REALISTIC
Bucketing features into different categories and priority levels can help youas you review available listings and decide which homes to tour and in whatorder. Here’s a great way to help you think about it:
1. Must-Haves – If a house doesn’t have these features, it won’t work for you and your lifestyle.
2. Nice-To-Haves – These are features you’d love to have but can live without. Nice-to-haves aren’t dealbreakers, but if the home hits all the musthaves and some of these items too, it’s a contender.
3. Dream State – This is where you can dream bigger. Again, these aren’t features you’ll need, but if you find a home in your budget that has all the musthaves, most of the niceto-haves, and any of these, it’s a clear winner.
Remember, monthly payment is as important as the price of the property, including insurance and association fees (if applicable). Your Realtor will help you finding a house in which you are comfortable with the payments
1. Conduct thorough research on the local real estate market to understand recent sales prices, market trends, and the property’s value.
2. Consider the property’s condition, including any repairs or renovations that may be needed.
3. Determine your financing options and secure pre-approval from a lender. A pre-approval letter indicates that you’re a serious buyer and have the financial capacity to make the purchase.
4. f the market is competitive and properties are selling quickly, you may need to make a stronger offer to stand out.
5. Determine your initial offer price based on market research and the property’s condition. Consider the seller’s asking price, your budget, and your own priorities.
6. Determine the highest price you’re willing to pay and establish your negotiation limits. Anticipate potential counteroffers and decide how you’ll respond to ensure a successful outcome.
Remember, it’s important to strike a balance between making a competitive offer and protecting your own interests. Your real estate agent can help you navigate the negotiation process and provide guidance based on their experience and knowledge of the local market.
CHALLENGES WE SHOULD ANTICIPATE
PROPERTY INSPECTIONS
A property inspection may uncover hidden issues such as structural problems, plumbing or electrical issues, or mold. Significant repair needs or safety concerns can impact the feasibility of the purchase or require negotiations with the seller for repairs or price adjustments.
DELAYS IN CLOSING
Several factors can cause delays in the closing process, such as incomplete paperwork, title issues, financing delays, or unexpected circumstances involving the buyer, seller, or professionals involved in the transaction. Delays can be frustrating and may require renegotiations or extensions.
CONTINGENCY ISSUES
Contingencies in the purchase agreement, such as the sale of the buyer’s existing property or the successful completion of inspections, can create complications. If contingencies are not met, it can lead to the termination of the deal or the need for renegotiation.
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
Securing a mortgage or loan for the purchase can be challenging if you don’t meet the lender’s criteria, have a low credit score, or lack sufficient income or documentation. Financing issues can lead to delays or even the inability to proceed with the purchase
TITLE ISSUES
Title searches may reveal lies, claims, or other encumbrances on the property that could affect your ownership rights or the property’s value. Resolving title issues can be time-consuming and may require legal assistance.
Your realtor can re-negotiate terms in a response to any arising issue
IMPORTANCE OF A PROPERTY EVALUATION
Conducting a property evaluation is an essential step when buying a property. It involves thoroughly assessing the property’s condition, value, and potential to ensure that it aligns with your needs and represents a sound investment. It helps you understand the overall condition of the property, including structural integrity, electrical and plumbing systems, HVAC systems, and any necessary repairs or renovations property evaluation helps you determine the reasonable value of the property. For rental properties, it allows you to evaluate rental rates in the area, vacancy rates, and potential rental income. For properties with development potential, it helps you understand zoning regulations, potential renovations or additions, and the overall feasibility of your investment strategy. Many lenders require a property evaluation before approving a mortgage. The evaluation helps lenders determine the property’s value and assess its risk. Engaging a professional property inspector or evaluator is recommended to ensure a thorough and unbiased assessment
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OUR PARTNER COMPANIES
TONY ACQUAVIVA CEO
JOHN DEMMING SENIOR LOAN OFFICER
1st Trust Mortgage aims to offer home loans with the lowest interest rates and closing costs, while helping borrowers navigate any challenges in the loan process. They provide support throughout, making the application process secure and accessible via smartphone or computer for both home loans and refinancing.
Under the guidance of Jim Balistreri, Integrity Title is dedicated to delivering exceptional service to clients. Patrick Lombard, the operations manager, oversees daily activities to ensure everything runs seamlessly. This experienced team collaborates closely with local real estate agents, builders, lenders, and both home buyers and sellers to provide top-notch support and expertise throughout every transaction.
PATRICK LOMBARD MANAGER
EMFREY HILARIO TITLE PROCESSOR
NINA HECKERTHORNE TITLE PROCESSOR
1. Don’t Deposit Large Sums of Cash: Lenders need to source your money, and cash isn’t easily traceable. Before you deposit any amount of cash into your accounts, discuss the proper way to document your transactions with your loan officer.
2. Don’t Make Any Large Purchases: Any large purchases can be red flags for lenders. People with new debt have higher debt-to-income ratios and higher ratios make for riskier loans, Resist the temptation to make any large purchases, even for furniture or appliances.
3. Don’t Co-Sign Loans for Anyone: When you co-sign for a loan, you’re making yourself accountable for that loan’s success and repayment. Even if you promise you won’t be the one making the payments.
4. Don’t Change Bank Accounts: Remember, lenders need to source and track your assets. That task is much easier when there’s consistency among your accounts.
5. Don’t Apply for New Credit: It doesn’t matter whether it’s a new credit card or a new car. When you have your credit report run by organizations in multiple financial channels, your FICO® score will be impacted.
6. Don’t Close Any Accounts: Many buyers believe having less available credit makes them less risky and more likely to be approved. This isn’t true. A major component of your score is your length and depth of credit history and your total usage of credit as a percentage of available credit. Closing accounts has a negative impact on both of those aspects of your score
ADDITIONAL COSTS TO KEEP IN MIND
Simply put, your closing costs are the additional fees and payments you have to make at closing, while they can vary by location and situation, closing costs typically include:
• Government recording costs
• Appraisal fees
• Credit report fees
• Lender origination fees
• Title services
• Tax service fees
• Survey fees
• Attorney fees
• Underwriting Fees
“Closing costs are the fees and expenses you must pay before becoming the legal owner of a house, condo or townhome. Closing costs vary depending on the purchase price of the home and how it’s being financed. they’re typically between 2% and 5% of the total purchase price of your home.”
PATRICK LOMBARD INTEGRITY TITLE MANAGER
1. BUYER CONSULTATION
We will meet for a "Buyer Consultation" to focus your search by analyzing what you want and need in a home.
2. MORTGAGE APPROVAL
I will introduce you to mortgage experts who can help you determine your price range with confidence.
3. HOME SHOWING
We will tour available homes that meet your criteria, evaluate their relative merits and their true market value.
4. MAKE AN OFFER
When you're ready, we will present a written offer in person to the seller, along with a small deposit. The seller generally accepts your offer or begin negotiations.
5. REACH AGREEMENT
With me serving as a skilled negotiator, you and the seller agree on price and terms, including closing/ settlement date.
6. CONTRACT OF SALE
Your scrow is placed in a Trust Account as specified in your contract.
7. HOME INSPECTIONS
Pest inspections and any other inspections are scheduled. Should any concerns arise, I will help you and the seller resolve them.
8. HOME APPRAISAL
I will arrange for the home appraisal which is required whenever a home is financed.
9. TITLE AND INSURANCE
The title company or attorney conducts a title search to ensure the property’s title is clear and free of any liens or encumbrances
10. CLOSING DISCLOSURE
The lender provides the Closing Disclosure, a document that outlines the final loan terms, closing costs, and other financial details
11. FINAL WALKTHROUGH
Prior to closing you’ll do a final walkthrough. Be sure that everything that's supposed to be there is present and in the condition agreed on.
12. CLOSING
You will sign the purchase agreement, deed, loan documents, and other required forms. The seller is paid and you receive your title and keys.
PIER SIXTY-SIX RESIDENCES, FORT LAUDERDALE
WHAT'S NEXT?
CHANGE THE LOCKS
We highly recommend all Brand-new homeowners to change their house locks once they move in. You don’t know who else, besides the previous homeowner, has keys to the home. And the previous owner may have passed out copies of the keys to friends
TRANSFER UTILITIES
Make sure the utilities are off at your old house. Then make sure they’re transferred or turned on at your new home. Consider researching utility providers ahead of your move to choose the right provider for you.
• Water/sewer
• Gas
• Electricity
• Trash collection
UPDATE YOUR HOME ADDRESS
With everything going on when you move into your new home, updating your address might be the last thing on your mind. get your change of address done as soon as possible so you don’t miss any mail during the move
• USPS and Mail forward
• Financial companies (banks, credit cards,..)
• Your Employer
• Voter registration
• Insurance companies (health, dental, vision)
• Driver License
• Doctor’s Office
MAKE COPIES
Make copies of all the important paperwork regarding your ne home and find a place to securely store them
GET TO KNOW YOUR HOME
Your home is new to you, so take the time to learn where everything is and how it works. For instance, locate the circuit breaker switches and water shut off valve
MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS
If they don’t drop by first, introduce yourself to those who live around you. Your neighbors can give you recommendations on everything from local handymen to nearby restaurants. Friendly neighbors are also a great resource about town happenings and can keep an eye on your property while you’re away.
RESOURCES
ELECTRICITY
Florida Power and Light (FPL)
Phone Number: 1 (888) 988-8249
Scan QR code for easy acces to the Start. Stop. Move Website to set up your service online
WATER
Scan QR code to find your water provider. For Broward County, your provider will most likley be the city of your new home, Palm Beach County Broward County
USPS CHANGE OF ADDRESS www.moversguide.usps.com
Scan QR code and save yourself a trip to the post office. You can do voter’s registration here too!
TV AND INTERNET
xfinity AT&T find othe providers near you
FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS
Peoples Gas
Broward Co. Pupil Placement
Palm Beach Pupil Placement
Broward Tax Appraiser
Palm Beach Tax Appraiser
954-525-0900
954-765-6884
561-434-8100
954-357-6830
561-355-2754
CITY OF BOCA RATON
City
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH City
Sewer 561-742-6000 561-742-6300 CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH City Hall Water, Sewer 954.480-4200 954-480-4379 CITY OF DELRAY BEACH City Hall Water, Sewer 561-243-7000 561-243-7100
CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE
City Hall Water, Trash 954-761-5000 954-761-5156
CITY OF LIGHTHOUSE POINT
City Hall Water, Sever, Trash 954-943-6500 954-831-3250
CITY OF POMPANO BEACH
City Hall Water, Sever, Trash 954-786-4600 954-786-4637
