Westwood Gardens

It's a straightforward residential neighborhood inside Palm Beach Gardens, close to the city's shopping and golf without the country-club price tag. The mix of pool homes and quick sales points to steady, real demand from people who actually want to live here. Assigned schools include William T. Dwyer High School and Watson B. Duncan Middle School.

By Palm Beach Gardens standards, no — the median list price is $404,000 and active listings top out around $450,000, with nothing currently in the $1M+ range. That makes it one of the more attainable entries into a city where many communities run far higher.

Active listings range from $399,000 to $450,000 with a median of $404,000, working out to about $323 per square foot on a typical 1,276-square-foot home. Over the last 12 months four homes sold at a median of $374,000, so recent closings have landed a bit below current asking prices.

It's tight and efficient: nine homes are active, the median listing goes pending in about 21 days, and sellers are collecting roughly 98% of asking. That's a balanced market where sharp pricing gets rewarded quickly — browse current inventory on the live map.

Property taxes are modest, with a median around $2,457 per year. HOA figures aren't listed for the current active homes, so confirm any association dues property by property before you write an offer. For renters, the median rent runs about $3,000 per month.