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Apartments for Rent in Jupiter, FL with Garages

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Top neighborhoods in Jupiter

The Bluffs

The Bluffs

What it’s like to live in The Bluffs

The Bluffs in Jupiter, FL, offers exclusive beach paths to Blowing Rocks Preserve’s tidal pools. Mandatory hurricane drills each June prepare residents, while deepwater docks cater to boaters (marina fees: $500+/month). Ideal for yachting enthusiasts, though weekend paddleboard tours crowd Jupiter Inlet parking
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Jonathan's Landing

Jonathan's Landing

What it’s like to live in Jonathan's Landing

Waterfront luxury defines Jonathan's Landing, where this distinguished Jupiter community offers both Intracoastal access and golf course views creating multidimensional environments unusual even for premium Florida developments. The neighborhood features architectural diversity from Mediterranean Revival to contemporary coastal styles creating visual interest beyond typical development homogeneity. For sophisticated renters seeking Jupiter's compelling combination of prestige address, recreational amenities including multiple marinas, and strategic positioning between both Palm Beach employment and Atlantic beaches, Jonathan's Landing offers distinctive environments increasingly difficult to secure without substantial financial resources as South Florida's luxury market continues experiencing extreme competitive pressure throughout numerous communities.
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The Heights Of Jupiter

The Heights Of Jupiter

What it’s like to live in The Heights Of Jupiter

Waterfront luxury defines this enclave circling the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse historic grounds. Renters enjoy private beach pathways but face $250+/month stormwater fees. Strict community guidelines prohibit golf carts despite equestrian trail access.
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City Guide for Jupiter, FL

Jupiter got its name as a result of several mapmaker errors. In odd twists of fate, it went from Hobe to Jove to Jupiter. Now it is the nesting place for transplanted Northerners, who are often referred to as "snowbirds."

Jupiter is most well known for being the location of the Roger Dean Stadium, the sports arena that hosts the St. Louis Cardinals spring training. Only authentic baseball fans know the Miami Marlins train there too. If you love baseball and being close to the beach, this is the city for you. With a population of over 56,000, it is just big enough to have everything you need to work and live without interruption and just small enough to avoid the annoying big-city atmosphere. Being on the beach helps the city maintain a laid-back feeling. There are plenty of things to do in Jupiter besides boating, fishing, camping and swimming in a pretty inlet like the one in DuBois Park. They include visiting the Busch Wildlife Sanctuary or the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum. There is a growing interest in developing eco-tourism, which encourages visitors to come but not actually touch anything. There is a growing scientific research industry propelled by companies like the Max Planck Florida Institute. So you get an unusual mix of sand and molecules in this small city. It used to be that Jupiter was only on peoples lips during baseball spring training season, but thats not true anymore. View Jupiter City Guide

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