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Even many real estate agents found themselves caught up in the frenzy and bought homes or condos on speculation. But, as in the children’s game of musical chairs, when the music stopped in 2006 many people were left without a chair to sit in. And to deal with the new financial mess, people suddenly found themselves in new circumstances and many people did novel things and some new real estate terms joined the lexicon.

For example, ‘blurry title’ and ‘strategic default’ are now common terms.

We also have new uses for houses. Adverse possession or ‘squatters’ are back, as are shifty types trying to make a quick buck off the situation. And now a more common use of foreclosed houses is to turn them into ‘grow houses’. A grow house is a building that is converted into an indoor growing space for the cultivation of marijuana. Why?

The current street value of pot, according to Google, is several thousand dollars per pound. And with California and Colorado legalizing the medical use of the herb, the demand is soaring. On a CNBC special, they interviewed a grower in California who had some really large plants that he said might be worth thousands per plant. So with all these empty, bank-owned houses, some are being turned into ‘grow houses’, another new phrase enters the language and the real estate market continues to change and we now have the new normal.

This week as I was preparing to change the channel, I saw a shot of a woman in a boat with our famous lighthouse in the back. We don’t see Jupiter featured on many national TV shows, so I watched.

In the plot, Tina, a self-professed ‘cougar’, wants to move from her rental in Delray Beach to Jupiter to buy a house near her friend Cat, who we might assume is also a ‘cougar’. What’s the saying about birds of a feather? Tina likes the laid-back, tropical feel of Jupiter, and in addition to the opening shot of her in the boat, we see her and friends stirring up things at a local watering hole on the Jupiter Inlet called The Square Grouper. Google the term square grouper for a little more coastal insight, since this phrase has more than one meaning.

So Tina, recently divorced, is out to make a fresh start on her own. A cougar out on the prowl. And she wants to prowl around Abacoa.

Homes for sale in Abacoa include townhouses and condos, as well as single family homes. Enlisting a local agent, she and Cat go over a few choices in Abacoa, as well as the neighboring community of North Palm Beach Heights, also called Jupiter Heights. But these single-family homes seem to be just a little mundane to the now uncaged Tina. She makes an offer on one home, adding some contingencies so she can change her mind if something more attractive comes along.

Eventually she buys in Abacoa, near gal-pal Cat and close to the Square Grouper. Near the end of the show we see her in an Adirondack chair at the Grouper inviting some guys to come join them, ‘We don’t bite’, she says. And the parting shot shows her and her real estate agent turned friend heading out for a round of golf at the Abacoa Golf Club. I guess this shows that in Abacoa there’s a little something for everybody. Anyway, try to catch the replay of the show sometime.

This Aurora Award winning Mizner/Tuscan custom estate home at 462 Mariner Drive in Admirals Cove in Jupiter, Florida sits just seconds from the Intracoastal Waterway. Awarded the Finest Home in 17 Southeastern States Award, it is a collaboration of the owners, architects, builder, landscape architect, and interior design firm. The owners worked with all four firms, inspiring and challenging them to create an Old-World Romantic Florida Home with a charm and casualness that separates it from the expected and puts it in a class by itself. The article below is reprinted with the permission of Architectural Digest.

It is a house that opens up slowly and reveals itself in layers. Even from a distance, the house has a certain presence. It is rich yellow, a hue that pales only in the fiercest Florida sunlight; at other times it gleams gold, almost the color of van Gogh’s haystacks. Four stately palms stand sentinel, lining the drive.

Wrought iron gates lead to the Chicago-brick courtyard with a decorative arch that links the wings of the house.

The house was built in 1999, but its thickly textured walls are already showing the patina of age. The terra-cotta tiles on the roof have a worn, seasoned look. This is a Florida house — a weekend and winter vacation retreat — for a couple enchanted by Provence and Tuscany and lured by the romantic feel of old Palm Beach. It is not in Palm Beach, however, but in Jupiter, just 15 miles away, and it takes its inspiration from both distant and regional architectural antecedents.

The owners wanted the conveniences of life in the late 20th century but with the intricate layout of a much older house. After all, many Palm Beach houses of the 1920s were designed to seem much older, as if they were Italian palazzo or Spanish villas that had magically materialized in America. From the start, architect Spencer Goliger and designer Marc Thee of the famed Marc-Michaels firm had to meet twin mandates: to make the house both informal and formal. “We wanted to capture the essence of Palm Beach without imitating it,” says Goliger.

In most minds, Palm Beach’s architecture is inextricably connected to Addison Mizner, who began designing there around the end of the First World War. By mixing sources from Moorish Spain, Renaissance Italy and 18th century France, he created a style that was all its own. But for this house, both architect and clients looked not so much to Mizner’s exuberant houses as to the more restrained work of Maurice Fatio, the Swiss-born American architect who designed numerous local houses in the 1920s and 1930s for such clients as Harold S. Vanderbilt and Joseph E. Widener.

“They wanted it to be elegant but not opulent,” says the Palm Beach-based Goliger, who, in addition to Thee of Marc-Michaels Interior Design, worked with landscape architect Krent Wieland. Goliger created rooms that have both warmth and grand proportions and Thee completed them.

Coffered wood ceilings are adapted from Fatio’s designs but are kept lighter in tone. Checkerboard travertine floors hark back to European villas, but the hues of the stone are warmer, a cream and a chocolate brown. The cast-stone living room fireplace draws on historic prototypes, but it is not copied from a specific source. As in a typical Palm Beach house, there are cast-stone columns, balustrades and urns. “We wanted to make sure we respected both authenticity and good design,” Thee says. Landscape Architect Wieland gave the property the look and lushness of a tropical paradise with hibiscus, bougainvillea and palms.

It is an episodic house. The light varies, sometimes rather dramatically, from room to room. The spaces take unexpected shapes: The dining room is oval; the master suite has a hexagonal sitting room; the living room is taller than it is wide or long; the entrance hall is a rotunda. The oculus-topped space, Goliger says, “is reminiscent of the entrance to a grand Palm Beach house.”

It opens onto a gallery, which in turn leads in one direction to the living room and in the other to the dining room. A grand circular staircase with wrought iron rail leads to a rather romantic bridge; even the faux-bronze railing offers glimpses into the 1st-floor rooms and a long view out across the pool and vine-entwined pergola to the deepwater canal beyond.

Throughout the house the colors shift almost imperceptibly. “I started with cream and a buttery yellow and then layered onto that celadons and mustards,” Thee says.

A bit removed from the whirl of Palm Beach, the house is an ode to historic Florida architecture. Some houses are intended to take the breath away, “showcase moments,” as Thee calls them. “This one,” he says, “is about texture and a mix of elegance and rustication. But it’s a progression; nothing is too contrived. Aurora Judge George Matarasso said “I just had to clap my hands and say that was really well done.”

Finally, Aurora Judge Susan Jenkins, senior editor of Builder Magazine commented, “This one was just perfect the whole way through.”

A perfect example of the finest of Jupiter homes for sale.

Situated in a choice locale, 131 Rockingham Road  in Cambridge at Abacoa in Jupiter, Florida enjoys views of the Preserve and natural light from the south, east and west. The porch and picket fence are wonderful for watching the days go by. This signature Divosta home offers great room spaciousness on the first floor, along with crown molding and professional window treatments. The kitchen is open, with Corian, GE appliances, and a large pantry. The den is light-filled and double doors give privacy. Upstairs is a large master with double California walk-ins and Jacuzzi, along with 2 guest suites. An overlook balcony is the perfect spot to watch magnificent Florida sunsets. Social gatherings will be enjoyed in the screened lanai, framed with magnolias and palms. This is one of those beautiful Jupiter homes for sale.

Jonathan’s Landing also offers the only ‘two-part’ club in the area. In town you find the Village Golf Course, tennis and fitness center, and main clubhouse. Out west, JL has another section called Old Trail with country club style homes on larger lots of around 1 acre. In addition, there are two more courses out here, The Fazio and The Hills, which give golfers at JL three courses to choose from.

Jonathan’s Landing is one of only two country clubs in the area that do not require membership when residing there. The other is PGA National. JL also offers summer memberships to non-residents who want to take advantage of the facilities during the off season.

Inside JL, there are condos, townhouses and single family homes at every price point.  You can choose a 2 bedroom townhouse with lake views or a waterfront estate home depending on your needs and wants.

JL has been around for a few decades and in order to keep up with the newer clubs in the area, Jonathan’s Landing continues upgrades to its tennis, spa & fitness center, as well as upgrades to the main clubhouse in town. The tennis & fitness center is now one of the finest in the area. Finally, new signage has gone up at the three entrances that is more befitting the new image of Jonathan’s Landing.

Gorgeous .46-acre grounds is home to this 2003 2-story on a desirable cul-de-sac at 404 Mangrove Point in Egret Landing in Jupiter, Florida. This 4BR + study has an open & spacious feel. Top-of-the-line wood laminate floors adorn the 1st floor. The foyer opens onto a dramatic winding staircase. Warm colors & crown molding give the living & dining rooms an intimate touch. French doors & wide windows lend beautiful light to the kitchen & family rooms. The kitchen has its own island & overlooks the backyard. The master is an incredible oasis, oversized with spectacular spherical walls, huge closet & sensational bath. 2 guest suites are upstairs with a den on the 1st floor. Enjoy rare spacious outdoor living. Covered loggia, grill, bar, waterfall pool, tiki hut, speakers, giant fenced yard are all great for entertaining.