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Serving your Real Estate needs for all of South FloridaChoose a Location Attorney owned and operated for over 30 yearsServing your Real Estate needs for all of South FloridaChoose a Location Attorney owned and operated for over 30 yearsServing your Real Estate needs for all of South FloridaChoose a Location Attorney owned and operated for over 30 yearsServing your Real Estate needs for all of South FloridaChoose a Location Welcome to Patch Reef Title Company, Inc. What began as a one attorney/one paralegal office in 1983 has grown into a full service title company with six (6) offices serving Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River Counties staffed by five (5) real estate attorneys and twenty-two (22) paralegals available throughout your transaction to make sure your real estate transaction is a smooth and seamless experience.
What began as a one attorney/one paralegal office in 1983 has grown into a full service title company with four offices in Palm Beach County staffed by three(3) real estate attorneys and fourteen (14) paralegals available throughout your transaction to make sure your real estate transaction is a smooth and seamless experience.
Engaging an attorney-operated title company to handle your transaction is in everyones best interest. Unlike other title companies, at Patch Reef Title Company, Inc., youre not left to fend for yourself. Our attorneys view themselves as deal-makers and not deal-breakers. If a problem arises, an attorney is available to take immediate action to resolve any issue and to see to it that your contract and closing do not fall apart.
Closing on the sale or purchase of your home can be a stressful time. However, we believe that coordinating the movers and packing your belongings should be the hard part; not the closing process. Our Title Company has succeeded over the past 23 years by communicating with our clients; treating our clients with respect and honesty; and by handling their transactions with the commitment to provide a smooth closing. For what may be the largest transaction of your life, why not engage an attorney-owned title company to be there beside you each step of the way.
The Virgin Islands Patch Reefs are numerous, small subtropical coral reef ecoregions. These reefs are located on all three islands; St. John, St. Thomas, and St. Croix. Of the three islands St. Croix, has an established barrier reef. It is approximately 20 meters deep and covers 485 sq km ( 187.26 sq mi).[1]
Patch reefs are miniature reefs, they are usually isolated and grow around the base of an island or along a continental shelf. Their size varies and it is rare for them to reach the water surface.[2] Patch reefs are separated from other reefs by sand, seagrass, and habitats without structure. This habitat is recognizable by the halo of sand if it is next to submerged vegetation.[3] Many are found far from the shore but some can still be accessed by snorkelers. They are located around St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John as well as several smaller islands located near the main three.[4] St. Thomas and St. John coral reefs are found patchily around them. They are considered fringing and patch developments. On St. Croix there is a barrier reef surrounding its eastern and southern shore which hosts its patch reefs, other patch reefs are located offshore at substantial depths.
The benefits of these reefs include tourism, fisheries, and coastline protection. They give protection to the shorelines by absorbing wave energy and each year approximately six million tons of fish are taken out of the reefs.[5] They also add biodiversity to oceans. They shelter various marine life and provide recreational activities for locals and tourists. They even provide potential medicines.[6] They house species such as the barracudas, jacks, mackerel, night fishes, urchins, and various invertebrates.[6]
However, many of them are now in danger. They are undergoing coral bleaching and other disea
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