Greenacres real estate extends over about five square miles in central Palm Beach County.  Over 30,000 residents of Greenacres FL real estate enjoy an efficient, safe, and attractive Tree City USA.  Situated just five miles from beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, homes in Greenacres Florida have easy access to Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike. 

Greenacres is one of the fastest growing communities in South Florida real estate landing a position as the tenth-largest city in Palm Beach County.  It is also the 2008 winner of a national competition for the 100 Best Communities for Young People.  The City of Greenacres also takes pride in its productive business sector, with over 700 small- and medium-sized businesses in the City. 

For 17 years, the City has distinguished itself with the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting, a significant accomplishment by a government and its management.  Utilizing a council/manager form of government with an elected mayor and five council members, public safety is deemed priority.  The combined police, fire protection and emergency medical services are located in a central station and substation.  In 2009, the city also continues to provide the best services at the lowest cost utilizing a variety of grants while keeping the 2009 property tax rates level.   

The award-winning Leisure Services Department operated 12 parks, a vibrant community center, and dozens of diverse recreational and educational programs.  Organized into four divisions, including Office of the Director, Recreation, Community Center, and Youth Programs, the Department is responsible for recreational activities and programs.  It offers classes and activities, community events, and facility rentals, CARES After School Program and Cool Zone Middle School Age Program, and activities and trips for youth, adults, and seniors.

Honored as a Tree City USA for over 15 years by the National Arbor Day Foundation, the community is committed to forestry.  Trees moderate climate, conserve water, and provide habitat for wildlife.  They promote healthier communities as leaves filter the air by removing dust and particles.  In a hot climate, trees reduce the heat caused by pavement and buildings.

The community recently planted over 3,000 red, pink, purple, yellow, and white Bougainvillea and 1,200 Cocoplum plants, enhancing the beautiful scenery.
 
 
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