Located in Brevard County, Palm Bay is the most populous and largest-by-land city in the county, offering a diverse cultural and recreational experience. The historic area, a beautiful compilation of sights skirting the mouth of the Turkey Creek and Palm Bay, whispers tales of its early dwellers, the Ais people, and its first prominent European-American settler, John Tillman.

Renamed to Palm Bay in the 1920s after the enchanting bay adorned with sabal palm trees, the city has grown, innovated and transformed, yet it has managed to retain its historical charm. Its progress and growth took a significant leap when the General Development Corporation purchased a part of the city to construct the large Port Malabar residential project. Palm Bay takes pride in its innovation, having been ranked 11th by Forbes magazine's list of most innovative cities in 2010.

Despite its challenges with road development and bravely facing natural disasters, Palm Bay has persevered to attract residents, tourists, and investors alike. The city's median household income stands at $36,508 with a median house price of £172,200, indicating a stable economy. Recreational spots including the verdant Fred Poppe Regional Park and the architecturally significant Turkey Creek Sanctuary are testament to Palm Bay's dedication to providing attractive living and touring conditions for its residents and visitors.