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The community of Palm Coast is ideally located between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine in the northern region of Florida's Atlantic Coast. Palm Coast was originally established in the late 1960's by ITT Community Development Corporation, with a commitment to creating a balanced residential and business community where residents could live, work, play and enjoy the natural beauty of Florida. The original development plan encompassed 48,000 home sites on approximately 42,000 acres (65.62 square miles) of the 68,000 acres owned by ITT. Palm Coast's comprehensive land use plan is widely recognized as one of the finest examples of modern community planning in the United States. On December 31, 1999, the City of Palm Coast was officially incorporated and is currently home to over 50,000 residents.

An average annual temperature of 70 degrees makes Palm Coast the perfect place to enjoy the area's 26 miles of spectacular coastline and beaches, inland waterways, championship golf courses, parks and preserves. A truly beautiful environment where residents of every age and socio-economic level stroll along safe, quiet tree-lined bike paths and walking trails with majestic oaks. Superb fishing and sun nearly year round make this a one of a kind hidden treasure. Highly-rated schools, churches of various denominations and numerous cultural facilities are all convenient to neighborhoods.

Palm Coast is not only a great place to live; it's a great place to make a living. With its ideal location, dynamic growth and business-friendly climate, Palm Coast offers an exceptional investment opportunity for corporations and individuals, alike. After having grown quietly, but steadily, over the past 30+ years, Palm Coast still finds itself just below the radar screens of many national businesses (the closest regional shopping center is still 30 minutes away) creating unprecedented opportunity for new ventures. This, along with Palm Coast's aggressive local government, pro-business Chamber, and high level of community involvement, has created an extraordinary moment in time for new businesses entering Palm Coast.

Today, top corporations throughout the State are discovering the outstanding advantages of relocating to Palm Coast. Whether you're a homebuilder, developer, investor or business owner, you'll find the opportunities too attractive to pass up.

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Flagler Beach is a beautifully preserved town whose unspoiled natural beauty and serene beaches are unprecented throughout this state. Visiting Flagler Beach is like stepping in time to the glory of days of "Old Flolrida." Schedule a visit or live here and you'll want to stay forever.

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Flagler Area Parks:

Flagler County Beach Pier
County Boat Dock
State Park
Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic Park
Flagler County Beaches
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
Old Salt Beach Park
Lehigh Trail
Princess Place Preserve
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park

Other great considerations:

Gamble Rogers Memorial State Park
Flagship Harbor State Park
River to Sea Preserve
The Blueways Project
Graham Swamp Conservation Area
Marineland

Museums:

Flagler Beach Historical Museum
Florida Agricultural Museum
Holden House Museum

See more about the Flagler beaches here.

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