Central Park

It's an established residential pocket of West Palm Beach where private pools are nearly universal — eight of the nine current listings have one. Assigned schools include Conniston Middle School and Forest Hill Community High School, and you're close to green space like Dreher Park. It suits buyers who want space and a settled, low-turnover feel.

Yes, it sits at the upper end of the local market, with a median list price of $1,950,000 and six of nine active homes priced above $1 million. Listings currently range from $680,000 to $4,650,000, so there is some spread. Buyers seeking a lower entry point often look at Century Village nearby.

The median list price is $1,950,000, and homes trade at an average of $906 per square foot on a median size of about 2,378 square feet. Over the past year the median sold price landed at $1,700,000. The lowest active listing is $680,000 and the highest is $4,650,000.

It's a measured, deliberate market with nine active listings and just five sales in the last twelve months. Homes are taking a median of 101 days to sell, and sellers are averaging 91% of asking. That combination gives patient buyers meaningful negotiating room.

There's no consistent HOA figure reported for the current listings, so carrying costs are driven mainly by taxes. The median annual property tax runs about $17,212, in line with the neighborhood's higher price points. Always confirm the specific tax and any HOA on a given home before you offer.