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October 12, 2017 by byadmin

Delray Beach Business – Ben Yomtob Report

Ben Yomtob’s Delray Beach Business Update

Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative


The Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative, Inc., is a partnership between the City of Delray Beach, the Community Redevelopment Agency and the Chamber of Commerce. The DBMC’s mission is to attract people to the City, create a positive image and increase awareness of Delray Beach for a positive economic impact through Destination Marketing, marketing programs, special events and community collaboration. The DBMC consists of Stephanie Immelman, Stephen Chrisanthus, Jarrod White & Tiffany Mazer.

Stephanie is a longtime marketing professional having worked for companies such as Continental Airlines and AT&T both in the USA and in Europe. She started her career in the travel industry at Continental, eventually managing the OnePass Elite frequent flyer program at company HQ in Houston. Stephanie earned her Master’s in International Relations at Boston University in Brussels, Belgium eventually running AT&T’s Competitor Intelligence division for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Stephanie moved to London with AT&T and lived there for nine years working first in telecom then leaving to follow her dream of running an art gallery.

She eventually moved back to the USA to be closer to her family, bringing her South African husband, Franzswa, and two British cats along with her. “I’m delighted to be back in the US and to be able to bring my travel industry experience to help broadcast Delray Beach’s attributes to a wider audience”. Stephanie was instrumental in having Delray Beach named the Most Fun Small Town in the USA by Rand McNally, USA Today and the Travel Channel in July 2012. You can often see her tooling around on the Chamber’s golf cart taking journalists on a whirlwind tour of Delray Beach.

Stephen Chrisanthus
Associate Director

Whip smart and well educated, Stephen joined the team in October and has quickly become invaluable. He has a strong background in marketing and finance and is focused on destination marketing and promoting Delray Beach globally to business and leisure travelers with a goal of making a significant impact on the community’s economic development efforts.

The former owner and marketing manager of a beach club in the Mexican resort community of Cabo San Lucas, Chrisanthus works closely with local hotels, restaurants and others in the hospitality industry, hoping to increase tourism-related visits to the area throughout the year

Prior to coming to Delray Beach, Chrisanthus served as the director of marketing and business development for an independent finance and insurance company and has also held positions in the finance industry with JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley in Manhattan.

He holds a bachelors degree in communications from the College of Charleston and a masters degree in public relations from New York University. Despite his high level career background and education he doesn’t hesitate to tote boxes and move mountains if necessary.

Jarrod White
Special Events Manager

Jarrod White is tasked with handling some of Delray Beach’s largest events on behalf of the City. Events produced by the DBMC include the Famous 100 Ft Christmas Tree, First Night New Year’s Eve Celebrations and July 4th. The Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative also produces signature events such as On The Ave and Dinner in the Sky.

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August 13, 2017 by byadmin

Palm Beach Post – Best Restaurants Right Now

The Best Restaurants in Palm Beach right now

Recently Liz Balmaseda  the Palm Beach Post Food Editor listed the BEST restaurants in Palm Beach “right now”:  We are sharing the post here but if you want to read the original post please click the link below:

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/business/small-business-saturday-selection-palm-beach-county-shops/JLyD2M0G3Nzrs8cB1SuCKI/

Here’s a current snapshot of restaurants in Palm Beach we’re loving best at the moment. Next month, the snapshot might be different.

This list includes only restaurants we have visited.

Costa
Costa’s branzino is baked in a salt crust, presented tableside, then filleted. The restaurant is located in Palm Beach’s Esplanade plaza.  The salt-crusted branzino at this newish Mediterranean restaurant is one of the most delicious bites we’ve had this year. Tucked into the second floor of the 150 Worth shopping plaza, Costa is a beauty. But its obscure location may be keeping one of Palm Beach’s best kept secrets off the radar. Here’s a good reason to put it in your GPS soonest: Chef David Valencia’s outstanding dishes, from Greek, Turkish and Spanish tapas (the “gambas,” garlic shrimp are a must-have) to seafood-centric dishes to roasted meats. Valet parking is complimentary.
Costa: 150 Worth Ave., Suite 234, Palm Beach; 561-429-8456

Sant Ambroeus
This stylish ristorante and pasticceria, which opened in December, has roots in 1936 Milan and locations in New York City and Southampton. The food here spirits you to a big-city spot in Italy, somewhere where the risotto is dreamy and the fine pastries made fresh each day.
Such luxuries are pricey, but Sant Ambroeus does offer a slightly more affordable café/bar area for a more casual bite. In the dining room, the ambiance shifts with the daylight, from ladies-who-lunch sedate during the day to jacket-clad, Palm Beach buzzy at night. The service is attentive and efficient.
Sant Ambroeus: 340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite 304, Palm Beach; 561-285-7990

Chez l’Epicier
Just as a grocer’s shop is driven by the harvest, Chef Laurent Godbout’s menu celebrates seasonality. Godbout, who owns and operates the restaurant with his wife, hostess Veronique Deneault, is an exceptional chef whose artistry is reflected in a dish’s heightened flavors as well as stunning looks. His whimsical style is evident from the welcome tray of fresh savory macaroons.
There’s a sense here that one is in good hands. The chef cooks with style and authority.
Chez l’Epicier: 288 S County Rd., Palm Beach; 561-508-7030

Buccan
Whether you stop in for one of chef Clay Conley’s supreme small plates (he’s masterful with raw fish and seafood dishes) or settle in for a 14-ounce, wood-grilled prime New York strip steak and a night of people-watching, you’ve come to the best bistro in Palm Beach. Reservations are a must.
Buccan: 350 S. County Road, Palm Beach; 561-833-3450

Meat Market
The dining room inside Meat Market in Palm Beach. (Contributed)
Chef Sean Brasel has created a sleek temple of food and drink designed to wow diners beyond the carnivores. Yes, carnivores will find nirvana in a menu that offers a selection of reserve cuts, such as dramatically presented mega-steaks, all tender beneath a gorgeous char.
Meat Market Palm Beach: 191 Bradley Place, Palm Beach; 561-354-9800

Café Boulud
Chef Daniel Boulud’s Palm Beach eatery offers more than a stylish backdrop for dining — it offers some of the best food on the island. Executive chef Rick Mace is a true star, a culinary storyteller who knows how to capture the imagination and palate with food and presentation.

Café Boulud: 301 Australian Ave. (in The Brazilian Court hotel), Palm Beach; 561-655-6060

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August 8, 2017 by byadmin

Palm Beach Post: Small Businesses

Palm Beach Post – Support Small Businesses

Here is a selection of Palm Beach small businesses that were featured in the Palm Beach Post as a guide for gift giving.  The post is an excerpt from an article by Jennifer Sorentrue on supporting small businesses in the Palm Beach area; Here are a few businesses recommended to consider.

Celis Produce
561-410-5735
2814 S. Dixie Highway, No. D, West Palm Beach
www.celis-produce.com

The purveyor of homegrown organic fruits and vegetables stocks local and organic produce; made-to-order juices and smoothies; flowers; eggs laid locally; and market items such as olive oils and hand-mixed spices.

Delray Beach Historical Society

Cason Cottage Museum
5 N.E. 1st St., Delray Beach
Ethel Sterling Williams Archive & Learning Center
111 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach
561-274-9578
www.delraybeachhistory.org

Hoffman’s Chocolates
5190 Lake Worth Road, Greenacres
561-967-2213
www.hoffmans.com

Hoffman’s Chocolates has been tantalizing the tastebuds of Palm Beach County residents and visitors since the company opened its first store in downtown Lake Worth four decades ago. They also offer Free Factory tours on Fridays!

My Princess Hats
www.myprincesshats.com

Donna Kurtz and Kathy Link, founders of Jupiter-based wholesale manufacturing company Imagination Creations, create children’s dress-up clothes, ranging from princess hats to tutus to novelty swimwear. Many of the items, which are designed and made in Jupiter, can be purchased online at www.myprincesshats.com.

Pioneer Linens
210 Clematis St., West Palm Beach
561-655-8553
www.pioneerlinens.com

The 103-year-old family-owned business in downtown West Palm Beach offers a variety of luxury and handmade linens, including monogrammed napkins, embroidered towels and Egyptian cotton bedding. The company also offers custom linens and personalized service.

The Roe Green Uniquely Palm Beach Store
601 Lake Ave., Lake Worth
561-471-2901
www.palmbeachculture.com/store

The Roe Green Uniquely Palm Beach Store offers items made by Palm Beach County-based artists and cultural organizations.
The store, in the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County’s headquarters in downtown Lake Worth, features an assortment of jewelry, handbags, accessories and books.

Shoppe 561
319 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach
561-557-7278
www.shoppe561.com
Shoppe 561, located just south of downtown West Palm Beach, offers a variety of products made by more than 70 artisans and artists from Florida. The shop also offers classes for adults and children, including do-it-yourself crafts, soap-making, flower-arranging, and essential oils and perfume-making.

So Crafty
1201 U.S. 1, Suite 23A
North Palm Beach
561-345-2595
www.socraftyart.com

For those looking to create their own gifts, So Crafty offers budding artists the chance to transform flat pieces of glass into jewelry, serving pieces and more.

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July 18, 2017 by byadmin

Palm Beach Post reports: Mar-a-Lago value Jumps 10%

Palm Beach Property Values on the Rise:  Mar-a- Lago’s  Increase compares to Other Palm Beach County Landmarks

The property value in the Palm Beach County area is undoubtedly on the rise.  Yomtob Properties has some of the most stunning, luxurious, comfortable, buildings with highly desirable locations in the Palm Beach County area.  More and more businesses are trying to find a better office – Yomtob Properties has them – for more information – CLICK HERE to head to Yomtob Properties official site.

Palm Beach Post recently ran the story below:

President Donald Trump often crows about the sublime surroundings and topnotch value of his Mar-a-Lago Club, and it seems the folks at the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser’s office agree: Trump’s  winter White House was the rare piece of property to post a double-digit gain in value for 2016.

The property appraiser just posted its market values as of Jan. 1, 2017, and it pegs Mar-a-Lago’s worth at $23.1 million, up 10 percent from last year.

After he won the election, Trump doubled the initial membership fee to $200,000. More recently, though, 20 charities have canceled their fundraisers at the club.

A spot check of 2017 taxable values of some other Palm Beach County landmarks:

  • Town Center Mall in Boca Raton is worth $490 million, up 6.5 percent from 2016.
  • Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens is valued at $318.9 million, up 7 percent.
  • The Breakers in Palm Beach is worth $285.6 million, up 7.5 percent.
  • Boca Raton Resort and Club is valued at $218.5 million, up 9 percent.
  • The Phillips Point office complex in West Palm Beach is worth $162.4 million, up 6.2 percent.
  • The Ziff estate in Manalapan, which is for sale for $165 million, is valued at $83 million, up 6.7 percent.
  • Trump’s Jupiter Golf Club is worth $15.7 million, up 7.3 percent.
  • The now-empty Macy’s store at CityPlace in West Palm Beach is worth $2 million, down 23 percent.

Intriguingly, one rare property to top Mar-a-Lago’s 10 percent gain was the Macy’s store at Town Center in Boca. By the property appraiser’s reckoning, its value rose 10.2 percent, to $17.3 million.

For the complete Palm Beach Post story please click here to jump to the article written by Jeff Ostrowski.

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