Buying or selling a home in Palm Beach, FL
The Town of Palm Beach sits on a barrier island between the Atlantic and the Lake Worth Lagoon, connected to West Palm Beach by three bridges. Worth Avenue and its clock tower anchor the shopping district, The Breakers and the Flagler Museum are a few minutes north, and the Lake Trail runs along the lagoon for much of the island. The town reviews exterior changes through its architectural and landmarks commissions, so buyers who plan to renovate should factor that into the timeline.
Neighborhoods & communities
- North End
- Midtown (In-Town)
- Estate Section
- South End
- Worth Avenue district
Types of homes
Oceanfront and lakefront estates, Mediterranean Revival and mid-century homes in town, condos and co-op apartments along South Ocean Boulevard, and smaller homes and townhouses near Worth Avenue.
Buying in Palm Beach
I'll walk you through what's for sale in Palm Beach, what it really costs to own here — taxes, insurance, HOA — and what to watch for in inspections. First home or next one, in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Selling in Palm Beach
Pricing based on what's actually selling in Palm Beach, professional photos, MLS exposure and a negotiator who stays until closing day.
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