Once again, Old Palm Golf Club is proving to be a popular destination for Florida’s, and the world’s, luxury clients, recently announcing first and second quarter sales that are on pace to break records. In the first six months of 2014, the popular Palm Beach communities boasted 34 sales totaling more than $74 million.

The club’s four communities – Golf Estates, Grand Estates, Custom Estates and, the newest addition, Isle Estates – feature homes ranging from $1.3 million to more than $15 million and leverage innovative and creative designs from a diverse array of award-winning homebuilders.

In 2013, Old Palm benefitted from similar success, selling 41 properties for upwards of $91 million, but Connie McGinnis, the club’s director of sales, points out that sales in 2014 could eclipse last year’s numbers.

“Sales continue to be extremely strong and show no sign of tapering off, she says. “To ensure the strong results continue, we constantly evaluate every aspect of the Old Palm experience, from construction to golf to amenities, to confirm we’re offering the gold standard in South Florida luxury living.”

Featured in the new Isle Estates neighborhood, located six miles from the Atlantic coast, are a variety of homes ranging from $2.2 million to $3.2 million, each of which offers an elevate one-third acre lot to “maximize views of Old Palm’s Raymond Floyd-designed golf course” and lake.

Old Palm remains one of the only luxury golf club communities in South Florida offering new homes on one-acre home sights.