One Winner, Two Ways to Take It: What the Florida Giveaway's Official

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One Winner, Two Ways to Take It: What the Florida Giveaway's Official Rules Say

The Official Rules give one winner a choice. Here is what the Official Rules say about each option, and about timing and costs.

Living room with a white sofa, armchair, round black coffee table and a shuttered arched window — A living room in the townhome, as photographed for the giveaway page.

One winner, two ways to take the prize. Home Run's next giveaway lets the winner choose between a three-story waterfront townhome in Florida and a cash award, and the Official Rules spell out both.

The choice is written into the Official Rules. The first option is a townhome in Boynton Beach, Florida. Entries open on November 6, 2026. Here is what the choice involves, one option at a time.

Option oneThe home

Under the rules the home is a Mediterranean-style townhome with three floors, completed in 2008. Counts: 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths across 2,145 sq. ft., with an attached two-car garage. It faces a canal with Intracoastal and ocean access, in the gated Estancia at Boynton Beach, whose amenities include a pool, spa, fitness center and boating facilities. The maximum approximate retail value is up to $900,000.

Wooden dock and brick-paved walkway beside a canal, with a row of Mediterranean-style townhomes, palm trees and a covered boat — A dock and walkway along the canal, beside a row of townhomes.

Option twoThe second route

The second option is a cash award of $600,000. The winner chooses, and the rules do not describe a way to take both. Anyone weighing the Florida waterfront townhome against the cash award should read the timing and cost sections below with both options in mind.

The clockWhat the rules say about timing

If the winner takes the home, the transfer is to be completed within six months of winner confirmation, according to the rules. The sweepstakes period ends on March 31, 2027, and the drawing follows on or about April 6, 2027.

The costsWhat the rules say about fees

Per the rules, extra and unknown costs fall to the winner: settlement, legal and transfer fees, state and federal taxes, and other fees tied to the property. That is worth reading closely before choosing the Grand Prize. The winner may also be asked to complete tax paperwork. Home Run does not give tax advice in this article, so a winner may want to ask a qualified professional about their own situation.

Boynton Beach, Florida · Waterfront townhome

One winner. Two ways to take it.

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No purchase necessary. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning. Open to legal residents of the US and Canada, 18+ or the age of majority. Void where prohibited. Ends 03/31/2027 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET. Official Rules

If the home wins outWhat the giveaway page lists

Open kitchen with white cabinets, granite counters, a stainless microwave, wall oven, dishwasher and a center island — Kitchen cabinets, counters and an island, photographed for the giveaway page.

Highlights on the giveaway page: an upper-level primary suite, 9-foot ceilings, a kitchen with breakfast area, French doors, a balcony terrace, impact-rated windows and doors for hurricanes, and an EV charger in the garage. The photo shows staging such as furniture; the Official Rules describe the home as furnished, so check them for what is included.

Bedroom with a large bed, woven headboard, two nightstands with lamps and a ceiling fan, with a doorway to a bathroom — One of the bedrooms, with a doorway to a bathroom.

If the other option wins outPaperwork either way

Choosing the cash award does not skip the paperwork: the rules treat both options as prizes a winner must claim. Anyone who prefers the Florida waterfront townhome should read the Official Rules from top to bottom first. The winner must sign and return an affidavit within three days of notice, and may be asked to complete an IRS form.

Bedroom with a bed, a desk with a chair and a window with white shutters — A second bedroom, photographed for the giveaway page.

The fine print, in plain EnglishHow entering works

Members are entered automatically. An active Home Run membership includes automatic entry into every Home Run giveaway, alongside the other member benefits.

Anyone can enter for free. There is a free mail-in method of entry. Each mail-in entry is worth ten (10) entries and must be postmarked by March 31, 2027 and received by April 5, 2027. The Official Rules list what to include.

Paying never improves your odds. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning.

Boynton Beach · Florida townhome

Weigh the two options, then enter

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What is Home Run?

Home Run is a membership club that runs regular giveaways. Members get:

Cash back when you shop at more than 6,600 stores
Trees planted every month through your membership
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Discounts on Home Run merch for Silver members and above
Automatic entry into every Home Run giveaway while your membership is active

Membership starts at $15 per month, renews monthly until you cancel, and can be canceled anytime from your account. Past winners are listed on our winners page.

You never have to buy anything to enter. There's a free way to enter by mail, described in the Official Rules, and a purchase will not improve your chances of winning.

The short version

One Grand Prize, two options: a townhome in Boynton Beach, Florida, or a $600,000 cash award
Choosing is up to the winner
Cash: $600,000
Home: transfer within six months, with settlement, legal, transfer and tax costs on the winner
Entry period ends March 31, 2027, with the drawing soon after

Common questions

Can the winner take both the home and the cash?

No. The rules present them as alternatives.

How much is the cash award?

The Official Rules set the cash award at $600,000. The winner chooses between it and the home.

Who pays the taxes and fees?

The winner. The Official Rules assign settlement, legal, transfer and tax costs, plus other property fees, to the winner.

When is the drawing?

The random drawing is on or about April 6, 2027, once the entry period has ended on March 31, 2027.

What are the eligibility requirements?

Entrants must be legal residents of the USA or Canada and at least 18 or the age of majority. A Canadian winner must correctly answer a skill-testing question first.

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