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        "text": "Ocean access waterfront properties, common in areas like Fort Lauderdale Beach or Miami Beach, offer direct boating routes to the Atlantic, which is ideal for avid boaters but often comes with a higher price tag and potentially higher insurance. Non-ocean access properties, such as those on canals without bridges to the ocean or lakes, can be more affordable and offer calmer waters, suitable for kayaking or smaller vessels. Kelby Contreras helps clients weigh these practical tradeoffs, considering their lifestyle, budget, and boating preferences to find the best fit within our service areas.",
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        "description": "Ocean access offers direct routes for avid boaters but at a higher cost. Non-ocean access is often more affordable with calmer waters for smaller vessels. Consider lifestyle and budget when comparing."
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  "description": "Ocean access offers direct routes for avid boaters but at a higher cost. Non-ocean access is often more affordable with calmer waters for smaller vessels. Consi"
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