Be part of the quirky, vibrant Lake Worth lifestyle in Andalucía! Hundreds new homes (10 floor plans!) coming soon. Feel what the French call, “LéDûb”!

“C′est si bon, Mademoiselle, Monsieur en charmant excentrique LéDûb!”

The Spanish from Europe say, “Andalucía por sí, para Lake Worth y la humanidad”!

Andalucía in Lake Worth, “A stunning new community. . .

. . . offering 10 new single-family floor plans in Palm Beach County’s highly desirable, master-planned community in Lake Worth”.

To learn more about Andalucía in Lake Worth:

• Call 561-409-5415.
• Visit the Sales Center at 8926 Kingsmoor Way, Lake Worth, FL 33467 (see map below).
• For more information, visit www.calatlantichomes.com.

Where is this new community of homes located? How many people woke up one day and found out they weren’t in the quirky little City of Lake Worth after all?

Where is that “stunning new community” in
Lake Worth? Can you find Zip Code 33467?

If you buy a home in Andalucía — out west near the Everglades somewhere — you’re nowhere near the Beach that’s really in Lake Worth.

Press Release titled: “CalAtlantic Homes Unveils 10 New Home Designs At Gated Community of Andalucia in Lake Worth, FL”

LAKE WORTH, Fla., June 2, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- CalAtlantic Homes, one of the nation’s largest homebuilders, today announced the Grand Opening of Andalucia, a stunning new community offering 10 new single-family floor plans in Palm Beach County’s highly desirable, master-planned community in Lake Worth. The public is invited to tour four new single-family model homes during a Grand Opening celebration being held on Sunday, June 4 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 

and. . .

Residents will enjoy nearby shopping, dining and entertainment venues including The Mall at Wellington Green, Lion Country Safari and the International Polo Club. Children living within Andalucia are eligible to attend Palm Beach County School District.
     To learn more about Andalucia, please call (561) 409-5415 or visit the Sales Center at 8926 Kingsmoor Way, Lake Worth, FL 33467. For more information, visit www.calatlantichomes.com.

When are we really going to get serious about distinguishing the City of Lake Worth from all those areas in PBC with a ‘Lake Worth’ Zip Code?

We need to talk about “municipal branding”.
In white on the map are unincorporated PBC areas
and the Lake Worth Corridor, many areas using
‘Lake Worth’ Zip Codes.

The City of “Lake Worth Beach”?

Was Vice Mayor Scott Maxwell a visionary,
ahead of his time back in 2012?

So. Is anyone ready to talk about “municipal branding”? Maybe a good start would be talking about changing the name of our City? Remember this by Post reporter Willie Howard?

Vice Mayor Scott Maxwell is suggesting changing the city’s name to Lake Worth Beach to help distinguish Lake Worth from parts of unincorporated Palm Beach County that have Lake Worth mailing addresses. According to postal officials, places as far west as Wellington can use Lake Worth mailing addresses. [emphasis added]
     In a memo to the commission about the name change, Maxwell notes that crimes committed west of the city in unincorporated parts of Palm Beach County are sometimes reported by the media as happening in Lake Worth. Residents with Lake Worth mailing addresses who live west of the city mistakenly come to city hall seeking solutions to their problems.
     Maxwell said Lake Worth is distinctive, with its walkable downtown and beach, and that the new name would create an “instantly recognizable brand for the city.”

and. . .

“The timing is just about right,” Maxwell said. “It kind of gives us a renewed since of pride for the next 100 years.”