Pines Of Delray West

It suits buyers who want quiet, low-maintenance living with water and pool access — four of seven active listings have water views and six include a pool. You're on the western side of Delray Beach, close to established communities like Kings Point In Delray Beach. The compact floor plans, with a median size around 1,167 square feet, make it a natural fit for downsizers and first-time owners.

No — it's one of the more affordable pockets in the area, with a median list price of $239,900 and listings starting as low as $113,000. The top of the current range tops out around $295,000. At an average of $203 per square foot, it undercuts much of the surrounding Delray Beach market.

Active listings currently range from $113,000 to $295,000, with a median list price of $239,900. Over the last 12 months, the two recorded sales came in at a median sold price of $125,500. That gap reflects the mix of units on the market, so it pays to compare specific listings on the live map.

There are seven active listings and homes are taking a median of 36 days to sell — a measured pace, not a bidding war. Sellers are averaging about 96% of their asking price, so realistic offers land close to list. With only two sales in the past year, inventory turns over slowly, which rewards patient buyers.

The median property tax here runs about $2,439 per year, which is modest for Palm Beach County. HOA figures aren't listed in the current data, so confirm each building's fee directly since it varies by unit and covers shared amenities. For context, median rent in the community sits around $2,088 per month.