Palm Greens At Villa Delray

It suits buyers who want quiet, low-maintenance living close to Delray's beaches and dining without the downtown price tag. With most homes offering pool access and many on the water, the community leans toward relaxed, single-level Florida living. It sits near established neighbors like Pines Of Delray North, so the surrounding area is calm and residential.

Compared with much of Delray Beach, no — the median list price is $232,500 and listings run from $129,900 up to $769,900. That range means both budget-minded buyers and those wanting a larger waterfront or newer unit can find options, with the average price working out to about $221 per square foot.

Active listings have a median list price of $232,500, while homes that actually sold over the past 12 months closed at a median of $245,000. At roughly $221 per square foot on a typical 1,198-square-foot home, pricing stays accessible relative to nearby Delray Beach homes for sale.

It's a measured, buyer-friendly market. Homes are averaging 72 days on market and sellers are getting about 94% of their asking price, which tells you there's room to negotiate. With 17 sales in the past year against 47 active listings, inventory outpaces recent demand — so take your time and compare.

Property taxes run around $2,431 per year at the median, which is modest for the area. HOA figures aren't reported in the current data, so confirm the monthly dues and what they cover directly on each listing — condo communities like this typically bundle exterior maintenance and amenities into that fee.