r/PalmBay • u/t33nyCat • 6d ago
Looking for a real estate attorney recommendation.
Have a property dispute in Palm Bay, need to consult with an attorney. Does anyone have any recommendations?
r/PalmBay • u/t33nyCat • 6d ago
Have a property dispute in Palm Bay, need to consult with an attorney. Does anyone have any recommendations?
r/PalmBay • u/Sxy_potatoo • 19d ago
r/PalmBay • u/Just-a-lil-Dizzy • 22d ago
Hello all! I am in Palm Bay for vacation, and I am looking for an affordable place to get some love and helix piercings, around $30-40 dollars (if they exist). Does anyone have any suggestion?
r/PalmBay • u/Trystan4011 • 27d ago
Palm Bay city council seats 4 and 5 are on the ballot. Let them know how you feel by voting!
r/PalmBay • u/TelevisionNo5279 • Jul 31 '26
Any good soul food spots in Palm Bay?
r/PalmBay • u/FractalInfo • Jul 29 '26
Hi everyone. I am from New York but have moved recently to Palm Bay. I am looking for indoor shopping malls near by. Not plazas or outlets wheb you walk outside between stores but real indoor malls. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
Edit: Thanks to everyone who responded! I went to the Melbourne square mall yesterday. It was very nice.
r/PalmBay • u/GlitteringExcuse5524 • Jul 18 '26
I heard these cameras were for traffic monitoring..
r/PalmBay • u/TheBurningMap • Jul 18 '26
r/PalmBay • u/blu3stars928 • Jul 17 '26
At the moment I have a choice to send my daughter to Palm Bay high school, pineapple cove, or Brevard online/virtual. She’s on a waitlist for bayside and heritage but I won’t know if/when she’ll be offered a spot. What would you do?
r/PalmBay • u/FabulousMrFixit56 • Jul 13 '26
Who is the most bad ass Divorce attorney around Palm Bay/ Melbourne area ?
r/PalmBay • u/cheeto626 • Jun 04 '26
As someone who was born and raised here; I’ve been hit by five cars this week alone on top of facing a lawsuit already over negligent driving. Idk what yalls problem is with looking both ways REGARDLESS OF WHICH WAY YOURE GOING or the fact that you people absolutely REFUSE to acknowledge the white line that tells you where to stop and just insist on either running someone over or ignoring your crosswalks; but I promise I will legally come after everyone that doesn’t obey simple traffic rules.
Simply stop at the line. Look left and right. And go about your business. I didn’t think the majority of this city was derelict on shit we got taught in first grade but believe me when I say that we’re adults now and I will pursue legal action. #StaySafeOutHere
r/PalmBay • u/Timely_Group_7644 • May 28 '26
For anyone considering signing a lease at Aqua Palm Bay Apartments in Palm Bay, Florida — please read.
I’ve lived here for about six months. At the time I signed my lease, office staff told me the front gates were operational but awaiting key fobs, so they were temporarily left open. That was six months ago.
One night after work (around 10–11 PM), I took my dog out to walk around my back porch. It was dark, but I had a flashlight. Suddenly, my dog began aggressively growling and barking. I turned around and saw a person wearing a white T-shirt and a ski mask running away.
I immediately checked my Ring camera facing the back porch and watched the footage. The individual had been sneaking up on me, tiptoeing, and got within approximately 5–8 feet before my dog scared him off. A police report was filed.
After this incident, I learned the front gate has reportedly not been operational for four years, despite management representing otherwise when I signed my lease.
Many of the advertised amenities are also unreliable or unusable. For example, the communal grill had no propane available. A vending machine that previously required a $10 minimum credit card preload was later removed entirely without notice.
Additionally, the front office routinely does not answer phone calls and appears to use caller ID. If they don’t want to deal with the issue, you’re left leaving voicemails that often go unanswered.
This complex is adjacent to a high-crime area, and combined with non-functional security features, it raises serious safety concerns.
Given the misrepresentation of security features and the incident that occurred, should I be speaking with an attorney about this?
r/PalmBay • u/Single_Rain5676 • May 27 '26
What is your favorite food location (within 30 min of PB) and what is your favorite thing to eat there?
r/PalmBay • u/Candied-Fangs • May 21 '26
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r/PalmBay • u/zoombatata56 • May 20 '26
Looking for some friendly Magic the Gathering, Commander play, slightly new but know what I’m doing. Bracket 3 and below preferably.
r/PalmBay • u/Bruegemeister • May 01 '26
r/PalmBay • u/Affectionate-Pie-708 • Apr 29 '26
I need to be out of the house while bug bombs go off. Where do I go for food? Preferably all you can eat
r/PalmBay • u/blu3stars928 • Apr 18 '26
Anyone have information on scattered plot builders in Palm Bay, FL?
r/PalmBay • u/antbryan • Apr 13 '26
Last weekend we drove up to Palm Bay from Fort Lauderdale. It's 2.25 hrs which isn't bad when we want to come back to visit friends and family. Then you're closer to other states for road trips or Orlando, etc.
We toured 8-10 homes for sale, including a number of new builds (Christopher Alan, Romax). There was basically no visible downside. Everything seemed pretty uniform. We came in on Malabar road, ate at Long Doggers on Minton, and left on Palm Bay road to US1 and stopped at Fisherman's Landing park in Valkaria. We were calling out all the major chains that we're used to and there seemed to be more concentrated ones than back home.
Are there bad or unsafe areas? We asked our realtor and she said "not in Palm Bay, but there are in Melbourne." We did notice some of the newer homes (2023) had more wear and tear than we expected. From our point of view you can get a new house on more land (.25 acre) for $300k, where at home we could get a condo with a $800 monthly HOA fee and no yard.
What neighborhoods are the best? What quadrant(?)
Are people pretty welcoming? I assume almost everyone is a transplant. Is it easy to meet new people if you're in your middle/upper 30s?
How's the beach and parks? We didn't get to the ocean.
Are there decent non-chain restaurants? Seafood, Thai, Puerto Rican, Cuban/hispanic are probably the most important.
We're not used to septic tanks and wells. Is the eventual goal for everyone to be connected to city water and sewage?
What high speed internet is common there - has fiber rolled out?
Where do most people work? We did notice a couple L3Harris locations. Nothing else looked too big.
Points lost for:
no Flanigan's :) or Costco (Melbourne?)
Bonus points for:
Puerto Rican flags (some diversity?), Starbucks not everywhere