Pines Of Delray

It's a quiet, pool-focused condo community that trades downtown buzz for affordability and low-maintenance living. With 21 of 25 active listings offering pool access and a handful on the water, it suits downsizers and first-time buyers who want easy Delray living without the upkeep of a single-family home. Nearby communities like Delray Colonial add to the area's residential feel.

No — it's one of the more affordable options in Delray Beach. The median list price is $200,000 with listings running from $139,000 to $299,000, and homes average $179 per square foot. For comparison, that's well below what most of the broader Delray Beach market commands.

Active listings sit at a median of $200,000, ranging from $139,000 up to $299,000, on a typical size of about 1,167 square feet. Over the last 12 months, four homes sold at a median price of $167,000. It's a smaller, quieter market, so inventory and pricing can shift with just a few listings.

It's a patient, buyer-friendly market. Homes take a median of 90 days to sell and sellers are getting about 95% of their asking price, which leaves real room to negotiate. With 25 active listings and only four sales in the past year, this is a slower-moving community where taking your time pays off.

Median property tax runs about $2,835 per year, which is modest for the area. HOA figures aren't broken out in the current data, so it's worth confirming dues and what they cover on any specific unit — since this is a pool-heavy condo community, expect fees that fund those shared amenities.