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About Port St Lucie

If you prefer boats over golf clubs, then you’ll most certainly enjoy the lovely waterfront homes in Port St. Lucie which will allow you to have your boat docked right in your very own backyard. You can find amazing properties, lots, and waterfront homes along the beautiful St. Lucie River.

Residents of Port S. Lucie take pleasure in the gentle wind of the Gulf Stream which brings about an amazing year of beautiful weather. It is a wonderful city over 80 square miles and is very close to the astonishing beaches, just seven miles to be exact. To its eastern border, one can find the Savannas and the Indian River Lagoon. Unsurprisingly, residents in Port St. Lucie enjoy water-related activities such as surfing, jet-skiing, fishing, and boating.

Port St. Lucie was initially intended to be a bedroom and retirement community, but today people of all ages consider it as their home! Port St. Lucie caters to residents of all ages and presents a wide selection of activities for leisure. It has a wonderful activity community center and a nice skate board park. The Riverwalk Entertainment and cultural area is also in the works. Parents who have plans to send their kids to a university need not worry about them being away as well, since they can now acquire a four university degree right in Port St. Lucie.

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Port St Lucie Schools

Port St Lucie FL Public Middle Schools

Nau Charter School

GreatSchools Rating: 2

4402 Southwest Yamada Drive, Port St. Lucie, FL 34953​

(772) 237-8600​

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History of Port St Lucie

Hoping to have 70 miles of the River Park settlement incorporated into the city, GDC submitted a request to the state legislature but upon the appeal of the residents of Port St. Lucie, this request was declined. Port St. Lucie was officially declared as a city on April 27, 1961 through the passage of House Bill No. 953 approved by Florida Governor C. Farris Bryant and with the proposal submitted by State Representative Rupert Smith.

The major developments and integration of business establishments in St. Lucie West began in the early 1990s through the efforts of Core Communities also known as CC. After acquiring the area, Core Communities started to plan and initially wanted St. Lucie West to be composed of 14,000 homes covering 7 square miles which would then be constructed in a 20-year period. However, after recognizing the potential and the strategic position of the area, they altered their plans to not only be comprised of residential properties, but to build commercial areas as well focusing on businesses related to leisure and entertainment. This decision brought 7,000 jobs to the residents leading the town into its boom.

During 2007, the housing market began to decline and unemployment rates steadily increased. By 2008, almost 11,000 residential properties went into foreclosure and by February 2009, the unemployment rate was at an all time high at 10.5 percent. These circumstances urged the county government to declare itself as a disaster area as the county administrators would then be given $17 million from emergency reserve funds. Combined with transportation funds and other sources, St. Lucie County would then have $20 to $30 million for projects such as infrastructure renovations, highway construction, and research parks.

In 2008, the Tradition Center of Innovation, a research laboratory and campus, was built which would open 30,000 jobs to Port St. Lucie. The goals of the Tradition Center of Innovation, along with its anchor intuitions (Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies, the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute Florida, Mann Research Center and Martin Memorial Health Systems), are to “accelerate life sciences, actively map out new ways to make research easier, and help members advance discoveries…”

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