Congress Community Middle School

It's a central, family-friendly slice of Boynton Beach with easy access to the rest of Palm Beach County and a solid range of local schools, from Crosspointe Elementary School through Boynton Beach Community High. The housing skews practical and attainable rather than resort-style, which suits buyers who want everyday convenience over exclusivity. With 476 of the active listings offering a pool, private outdoor living is easy to find here.

Not by South Florida standards — the median list price is $255,000, which is among the more accessible entry points in Boynton Beach. That said, the market has real range, from $43,000 up to $13,000,000, and 39 active listings are priced above $1 million. Most buyers will find plenty of options well under the median.

Active listings run a median of $255,000, and homes are trading at about $295 per square foot on a median home size of 1,137 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 281 homes sold at a median price of $325,000, so closed prices tend to land above current list medians as buyers compete for the better properties.

There are 634 active listings against 281 sales in the past year, so inventory is healthy and buyers have choices. Homes are taking a median of 69 days to sell and sellers are netting about 95% of asking, which points to a balanced market with room to negotiate rather than a bidding frenzy.

Median HOA dues run about $444 a month, reflecting the number of condo and townhome communities in the zone, so factor that into your monthly budget. Property taxes are relatively modest at a median of $2,919 per year. If you're weighing renting versus owning, the median rent here is around $2,600 a month.