Kings Point In Delray Beach

It suits buyers who want a quiet, amenity-heavy community with pools, clubhouses, and low-maintenance homes close to downtown Delray Beach. With 211 of 270 active listings offering pool access and both waterfront and gated sections available, there's flexibility in how you set up daily life. It's an especially strong fit for downsizers given the compact, single-story home layouts.

No — it's one of the more affordable neighborhoods in the area, with a median list price around $114,950 and listings ranging from $45,000 to $268,900. Compared with the broader Delray Beach homes for sale market, this is genuine entry-level pricing. The tradeoff is smaller square footage and monthly HOA fees to factor into your budget.

Active listings run a median of $114,950, or roughly $139 per square foot, on a typical home size of about 880 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 92 homes sold at a median price of $71,500, so recent sale prices have landed below current asking levels. That gap points to negotiating room for buyers who do their homework.

There are 270 active listings and homes are taking a median of 81 days to sell, so buyers have both selection and time to be selective. Sellers are averaging about 92% of their asking price, which signals a market that favors negotiation. You can track fresh inventory on the live map.

The median HOA here runs about $675 per month, which typically covers the community's shared amenities and exterior maintenance — a meaningful line item to weigh against the low purchase prices. Property taxes are modest by comparison, with a median around $1,430 per year. For renters or investors, the median rent sits near $1,700 per month.