So, what is Delray Shores, Florida like?
Right alongside Lake Ida Road and near I-95, Delray Shores is a neighborhood in Delray Beach, Florida. Delray Shores features gorgeous homes, easy access to the interstate and an array of fun activities for people in all stages of life.
Delray Beach, the greater community that Delray Shores is a part of, is a city in Palm Beach County, Florida. The population is around 67,000 people as of 2020, and it is located in close proximity to Miami.
The weather in Delray Shores is just like the rest of Delray Beach -- warm most of the year, with higher than average rainfall. The temperatures range from 61 degrees Fahrenheit to about 90 degrees Fahrenheit, with the summer months being slightly warmer.
History of Delray Beach
We know the area was first inhabited by various Native American groups. The first non-indigenous residents were a party of African Americas from the panhandle of Florida. From 1884 to 1984, the agrarian community grew so much in the population they needed to establish a school.
Eventually, the area was incorporated and chartered by the state of Florida.
The city of Delray has begun to restore some of the historical structures and landmarks over the last decade or so. Some of these historical places include the Colony Hotel and Old School Square.
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