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Franchise domains and free mail in the Jupiter inboxes

The addresses in the Jupiter rows run through a short list of domains: kw.com 107, gmail.com 93, elliman.com 35, remax.net 19, onesothebysrealty.com 14.

Company domains carry the largest block, 175 rows, with kw.com the most common among them. Free mail accounts for 116 rows (35%), and 36 rows (11%) are on a domain the agent or team runs for itself.

ONE Sotheby's International Realty shows up twice in the Jupiter data: 14 profiles give it as their title, and 14 rows use the onesothebysrealty.com domain.

Phone numbers are on file for 91% of the Jupiter rows. Every address was read live where it is published between Sep 16, 2026 and Oct 2, 2026, and 1 row was new to our file in October 2026.

Douglas Elliman runs heavier in Jupiter than in Florida

Keller Williams is the largest flag over Jupiter offices, 136 agents or 42% of those who work under a national name here, against 16% for the brand across Florida.

Douglas Elliman is the local tilt. The firm has 35 agents with a Jupiter office, 11% of the town's branded agents, while its share of our Florida file is 3% and of our US file 1%.

All 35 Century 21 agents with a Jupiter office work under one franchise, CENTURY 21 Tenace Realty.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices adds 32 agents, 10% of the town's branded total against 7% statewide.

Where the Jupiter agents keep their offices

Keller Williams in Jupiter (136 agents) is the only Jupiter roster big enough to pass 50 agents.

By agent count, Jupiter is number 44 of the 146 Florida city files.

Towns up and down the coast are sold apart from Jupiter, each under its own name: Palm Beach Gardens (483 agents), Stuart (262 agents), Palm City (159 agents).

From the JTHS board to a five county association

Jupiter agents used to have a board of their own. The Jupiter-Tequesta-Hobe Sound Association of Realtors folded into the Miami Association of Realtors in a merger that closed on September 22, 2015, after its members backed it with an 88 percent vote. It carried on as a council, and its headquarters stayed in Jupiter. In February 2026 that council, now JTHS-MIAMI, elected Jaime Kriske as its 2026 president.

Since May 11, 2026, a Jupiter listing goes into the MLS formed when MIAMI REALTORS took in RWorld, the board for Broward, the Palm Beaches and St. Lucie, and folded MIAMI MLS and BeachesMLS together (MIAMI REALTORS). The joined body counted about 93,000 members at the announcement. The Treasure Coast board in Martin County, just north of Jupiter, came aboard in July 2026 and lifted that count to roughly 94,000.

Palm Beach County closings in August 2026

Countywide, single-family homes in Palm Beach County sold at a median of $650,000 in August 2026, 3.17% above the $630,000 of August 2025, according to the September 16, 2026 release from MIAMI REALTORS. Condominiums reached a $300,000 median, up 5.26% from $285,000. The same release put existing condo inventory at 6.7 months, a level it describes as a balanced market. These are county numbers; Jupiter is one part of them.

Deed stamps and condo inspections in Palm Beach County

Each deed recorded with the Palm Beach County Clerk pays documentary stamps of $0.70 per $100 of consideration or fraction thereof, and a corrective or no-consideration deed pays the $0.70 minimum. The Clerk counts an existing mortgage balance taken over at transfer as part of the consideration. A recorded mortgage pays $0.35 per $100 in stamps plus intangible tax of $0.002 per dollar.

Since the 2022 condominium safety law, SB 4-D, condo and co-op buildings of three or more stories need a structural milestone inspection by an architect or engineer. The 2023 follow-up, SB 154, dropped the automatic 25-year deadline for buildings within three miles of the coast and let local enforcement agencies impose a 25-year inspection where conditions such as nearness to salt water justify it. A buyer of a unit in such a building must receive a copy of the inspector's summary.

A town of 1925 with two research institutes

Jupiter is a town, incorporated on February 9, 1925, and governed by a five-member council that appoints a town manager.

Two research institutes are based in the town. Scripps Research opened its Jupiter campus in 2004; the campus joined the University of Florida in April 2022 and was renamed the Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical Innovation and Technology after a $100 million gift. UF's 2023 fact sheet counts 500 people who work and study there. The Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience, which Palm Beach County helped fund, shares the site, and Florida Atlantic University's pages place both institutes on its Jupiter campus.