Relocating to Boca Raton comes down to one decision made early: which community, and on which side of the city. Housing age, lot size, drive time to the coast and whether club membership is mandatory all follow from that choice, and it is the hardest one to undo. Thinking about
Ryan Jabbour shares the Keller Williams Mega Agent Camp main stage with KW founder Gary Keller. Ryan Jabbour is a real estate speaker, AI-driven listing authority, and the founder of The Jabbour Group at Keller Williams Realty in Boca Raton, Florida. He has closed nearly $200 million in personal real
$126M+ in relocation sales in 60 days. Ryan Jabbour, top Boca Raton listing agent and relocation buyers agent, breaks down the 2026 South Florida wealth migration and what it means for sellers and buyers.
If you’re searching for a new construction home in Boca Raton — or anywhere in South Florida — there’s one name every serious buyer and developer needs to know: Ryan Jabbour. Update, August 2026: GL Homes has officially announced Agave Boca, a new community of more than 300 ultra-luxury townhomes
There are thousands of real estate agents in South Florida. There is only one Ryan Jabbour. In just a few years, Ryan Jabbour and The Jabbour Group have done something most agents spend an entire career chasing: closing in on $200 million in real estate sales – and doing it
Buying a home in Boca Raton is one of the most exciting decisions you’ll ever make — and one of the most important. Whether you’re relocating from out of state, upgrading from a condo to a single-family home, or buying your very first property in South Florida, having the right
By Ryan Jabbour, Listing Agent & Real Estate Expert | Boca Raton, South Florida If you’re thinking about selling your home in Boca Raton, the most important decision you’ll make isn’t your listing price, it’s who you hire to represent you. The right listing agent in Boca Raton can mean
The practical order for a Boca Raton move is community first, house second. The community sets your monthly obligations, your commute and your resale audience. The house can be changed later; the community cannot. If you’re thinking about moving to Boca Raton, you’re not alone. Over the last several years,
East Boca and West Boca are effectively two markets. East is closer to the coast, downtown and Mizner Park, with smaller lots and older housing stock. West holds the newer inventory, the larger lots and most active new construction. The tradeoff is drive time. If you’re thinking about moving to
West Boca suits buyers who want newer homes, larger lots and more new-construction choice, and who accept a longer drive to the coast and downtown. Buyers prioritizing walkability and beach proximity generally do better east. If you’re considering moving to South Florida, you’ve probably come across West Boca Raton. One