Know what it is really worth before you make an offer.
Most buyers here are working from listings a national portal refreshed three days ago, prices that mean nothing without the sold comparables next to them, and condominium documents nobody has read. The result is the thing buyers actually fear: paying twenty or thirty thousand more than the last person who bought the same floor plan, and finding out afterward.
You do not need more listings. You need to know what the building, the street and the last five sales actually say before you commit.
We have watched buyers fall for a place that photographed beautifully and sat over a parking deck. Gia Freer, our Broker of Record, has priced this coast since 2000, and PBP Real Estate has closed 759 transactions worth $201,574,127 for buyers and sellers across South Florida. You get a broker-owner on the phone, not an assistant who inherits your file.
How it works, in three steps
- Tell us what you are actually looking for. One conversation: price band, buildings or streets, the non-negotiables, and the deal-breakers you have not said out loud yet.
- See only what fits, as it publishes. Live BeachesMLS alerts, filtered by us, with what we know about the building attached — assessments, milestone inspection status, rental rules, and what the last comparable unit really closed at.
- Offer with the numbers in front of you. We show you what has sold, what it should be worth and where the negotiating room is. Then inspections, financing and closing, tracked to the date.
759 closed transactions · $201,574,127 in sales volume · 5.0 out of 5 from 96 Google reviews · a licensed broker answers 561-395-8418. Figures are PBP Real Estate, LLC’s own closed transaction record, as of August 2026 (BeachesMLS production record through August 22, 2026), and its Google Business Profile rating as of September 2026.
Tell us what you are looking for
One conversation, no obligation, and a straight answer about the numbers on any building or street on this coast. Tell us what you are looking for.
The full process, step by step
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Meet in person and create a wishlist
Let’s get to know each other! Once you’re ready to work with our team, we’ll meet together for a Buyer Consultation to focus your search and determine what you want and need in a home.
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Pre-qualification
We’ll introduce you to our mortgage partner, who can help you determine your buying price range with confidence. Be prepared to dig into paperwork during this part of the process such as pay stubs, W2’s, and tax returns. The lender will do a full review and then tell you what you will be able to borrow in order to purchase a home. This is a vital step in the home buying process!
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Listing alerts sent to you based on your criteria
Our agents get to know you — Need to move for a job? Want a shorter commute? Getting married? Having a baby? Need to upgrade or downsize? At this stage in the process, we’ll send you notifications about the listings that you’re most likely to be excited about. Be sure to let us know if one (or more) jumps out at you so that we can skip to the next step and schedule a viewing. be there for you every step of the way.
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Schedule viewings and attend open houses
Here’s where the buying process gets really fun! We’ll go to local open houses together and schedule viewings of the homes that you’ve loved from our listing alerts. We’ll talk about how the budget will work and make sure that we find you the perfect home.
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Find the perfect home and write an offer
When you’re ready to make an offer, your agent will present a written offer to the seller. And while everyone loves getting their offer accepted right away, the seller could come back to us with a counter offer, or reject your initial offer all together. We’re happy to walk you through each of these possibilities and exactly how to handle them. Once the offer is accepted, it’s time to get your financing in order and move forward to the next step!
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Acceptance, appraisal and inspection
The sellers accepted your offer, and the home is going through appraisal and inspection. The appraisal guarantees that the price of the property matches the condition of the property while the inspection makes sure that everything in the home is functioning properly and there are no major issues inside. These are the last steps before the shiny keys to your home are placed in your hand... for good!
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Time to close and get the keys
Get excited because it’s time to close on your home! This process includes going through all of the final paperwork and signing your name (a lot!). Don't forget to bring all of the paperwork you’ve collected along the way and your down payment.
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Close, and get the keys
What it looks like when it works
You close on a home you chose with the numbers in front of you, at a price you can defend to yourself in five years.
More detail: browse every city and neighborhood, read the market report for your city, or see what your current home is worth.
Buying and selling at the same time?
Most buyers here have a home to sell first, and the order you do it in decides your negotiating position. Gia Freer, our Broker of Record, prepares a written opinion of value by hand from current BeachesMLS sales before you commit to anything. See what your home is worth.
Buying with PBP Real Estate: questions and answers
How do I start a home search in Palm Beach County?
Start with a written search: price, location, property type and the non-negotiables. We set that up against live BeachesMLS data so you see new listings as they publish rather than the stale inventory that national portals often show.
Can I buy a home in Florida if I live out of state?
Yes, and many of our buyers do. Documents are signed electronically, inspections and walk-throughs can be attended on your behalf, and a remote closing is routine. Plan one trip for serious viewings if you can, because photographs never show traffic noise, light or a neighbor's roofline.
Should I worry about buying a condominium in Florida right now?
You should look at it properly rather than avoid it. Before you write an offer we check the assessments, the reserve position and the building's Florida milestone inspection status, so the number you are agreeing to includes what is coming, not just the asking price.
I have a home to sell first. Which do I do first?
The order decides your negotiating position. Gia Freer, our Broker of Record, prepares a written opinion of value by hand from current BeachesMLS sales before you commit to anything, so you are deciding with a real number rather than a guess.
Who pays the buyer's agent?
Compensation is negotiable and must be agreed in writing between you and your agent before you tour homes, and separately between the parties in the contract. We will show you in writing what is being offered on a given property and what, if anything, you would owe.
Talk to someone who sells in South Florida
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