Communities
Palm Beach County Neighborhoods
From waterfront estates to well-planned communities, Palm Beach County has a neighborhood for every lifestyle. Whether you're downsizing, upsizing, or relocating to the area, I know these communities inside and out.
Market Data
Palm Beach County Market Snapshot: August 2026
Latest market data for the communities I serve most. Updated monthly from the Beaches MLS.
Wellington
August 2026$580K
5.81 mo
55
82 days
Demand tightened in August: the absorption rate fell to 5.81 months from 8.14 a year ago, and the median sale price eased to $580,000. List prices pushed higher on equestrian and estate inventory, while well-priced homes still move at a steady pace.
Read Full ReportWest Palm Beach
August 2026$332.5K
6.27 mo
207
85 days
Demand strengthened in August: the absorption rate fell to 6.27 months and 207 homes closed. Median prices eased to $332,500, while waterfront and higher-end sales lifted the average, with the typical home selling in about 54 days.
Read Full ReportLake Clarke Shores
August 2026$620K
2.75 mo
3
196 days
One of the tightest markets in the county: absorption fell to 2.75 months on just 14 active listings. With only 3 closings, the median sale price swung to $620,000, but year-to-date values have held at strong levels.
Read Full ReportPalm Beach County Communities
Each guide covers the same essentials — the community's history, lifestyle, things to do, and what to know before buying — so you can compare neighborhoods across Palm Beach County with confidence. From the beach towns along the Atlantic to the equestrian country in the west, there's a community here for every kind of move.
Wellington
The equestrian capital of the world — Wellington is known for its top-rated schools, well-planned communities, equestrian estates, and year-round outdoor lifestyle.
West Palm Beach
The vibrant heart of Palm Beach County — downtown living with waterfront dining, arts, culture, and year-round events along the Intracoastal Waterway.
Lake Clarke Shores
An exclusive waterfront community on the Intracoastal Waterway — private docks, canal access, and a relaxed boating lifestyle just minutes from downtown.
Royal Palm Beach
A well-planned village with excellent parks, recreation facilities, and affordable housing options — a popular choice for first-time buyers and value seekers.
Lake Worth
A vibrant, artsy community with a historic downtown, beach access, and eclectic neighborhoods — where creativity meets coastal living.
Jupiter
A coastal paradise at the northern edge of Palm Beach County — beaches, Inlet views, and a laid-back maritime lifestyle.
Palm Beach Gardens
Upscale living with world-class golf, shopping at The Gardens Mall, and beautifully maintained residential communities.
North Palm Beach
A waterfront village along the Intracoastal with beautiful homes, marinas, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Juno Beach
A relaxed coastal beach town known for the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, wide Atlantic beaches, and the Juno Beach Pier, just south of Jupiter.
Boynton Beach
Beachfront parks, Intracoastal waterways, and family-friendly attractions in central coastal Palm Beach County.
Lantana
Old Florida charm on the Intracoastal with a quiet municipal beach and a real working waterfront.
Atlantis
A small planned city of golf, lakes, and mid-century homes just south of Lake Worth.
Palm Springs
A central Palm Beach County village near I-95 and the Turnpike with parks, recreation, and beach access close by.
Westlake
Palm Beach County's newest city — brand-new homes and resort amenities near the Grassy Waters Preserve.
Loxahatchee
Western country living with equestrian acreage, the Grassy Waters Preserve, and room to breathe.
Nearby Along the Treasure Coast
Just north of Palm Beach County, this growing community offers another great option for buyers who want more value without leaving the region behind.