Palm Beach Gardens Elementary School

It's a settled Juno Beach community with a clear school path — the elementary zone feeds toward Howell L. Watkins Middle School and Dwyer High. With no gated or 55+ segments in the current inventory, it reads as a straightforward family neighborhood near the coast. Seven of 16 active homes have pools, which tells you something about how people live here.

It sits in the mid-range for coastal Palm Beach County, with a median list price of $659,450 and an average of $402 per square foot. The active range runs from $296,500 to $1,200,000, so there's real breadth. Only one active listing is priced above $1 million, so this isn't a luxury-only market.

The median list price is $659,450 against a median sold price of $490,000 over the past year, with a typical home around 1,600 square feet. That gap suggests smaller or value-priced homes have been trading briskly while the higher-end listings sit longer. You can see the full active spread on the live map.

There are 16 active listings and 15 homes sold in the last 12 months, so supply and demand are closely matched. Homes take a median 56.5 days to sell and close at about 98% of asking. That's a balanced market — priced right, homes move, but buyers still have room to negotiate.

Median property tax runs about $5,922 a year, in line with the area's price points. HOA data isn't available across these listings, which fits a market with no gated or golf communities in the active mix. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent here is around $3,500 a month.