Palm Springs Village

It's a practical, well-located neighborhood in the Lake Worth corridor with easy access to the rest of Palm Beach County. A large share of homes — 66 of 116 active listings — come with a pool, and there are 15 waterfront options for buyers who want a view. It suits buyers who want affordability without giving up amenities.

No — it's one of the more affordable areas in Lake Worth, with a median list price of $156,000 and active listings ranging from $35,000 to $880,000. At an average of $200 per square foot on a median home size of 975 square feet, it's a realistic entry point compared to nearby Lucerne Lakes and coastal Palm Beach County.

List prices center on $156,000, but over the last 12 months 47 homes actually sold at a median price of $281,500 — a reminder that many closed sales are larger, pool or waterfront properties. Sellers averaged about 96% of their asking price, so offers land close to list.

There are 116 active listings and homes take a median of 78.5 days to sell, which gives buyers time to compare and negotiate. With 47 closings over the past year and sellers getting roughly 96% of asking, it's a balanced market rather than a frenzy. You can track the current inventory on the live map.

Median property tax here runs about $2,222 a year, which is modest for Palm Beach County. HOA data isn't consistently reported for this area, so budgets vary by community — always confirm the dues on any specific listing. For rental math, the median rent is around $2,100 a month.