Even hotter than Palm Beach County's real estate market is The Dirt newsletter

Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post

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Phillips Point office complex and downtown West Palm Beach.

There’s almost no bigger story in Palm Beach County than real estate and growth.

That’s why The Palm Beach Post has three reporters dedicated solely to covering commercial, luxury and residential real estate, and why we launched The Dirt — a subscriber-only newsletter to keep you up to date on the hottest market news.

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