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Modern Luxury Living
Move-in ready homes built 2021–2026, pre-construction opportunities, and custom builds with Palm Beach County’s premier builders.
Palm Beach, 33480
Manalapan, 33462
Delray Beach, 33446
Manalapan, 33462
West Palm Beach, 33401
Manalapan, 33462
West Palm Beach, 33401
Palm Beach, 33480
Palm Beach, 33480
Jupiter, 33477
Palm Beach, 33480
Palm Beach, 33480
West Palm Beach, 33401
Jupiter Island, 33455
Jupiter Island, 33455
Palm Beach Gardens, 33410
Jupiter Island, 33455
Highland Beach, 33487
Market Intelligence
Closed sales in the selected window, grouped by area.
Data as of July 30, 2026 · Updated daily from Beaches MLS
| Area | Homes Sold | Median Price | Median $/SqFt | Days on Market | Sold to Last Ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Beach | 318 | $3.0M▼ 17.4% | $1,581▼ 16.2% | 91 | 92.0% |
| Jupiter Island | 16 | $10.1M▲ 8.7% | $2,167▲ 16.3% | 107 | 91.9% |
| Manalapan | 17 | $11.9M▲ 11.5% | $1,761▲ 19.5% | 168 | 84.9% |
| Jupiter | 1279 | $918K▲ 1.9% | $455▲ 3.4% | 39 | 96.1% |
| Palm Beach Gardens | 1254 | $1.0M▲ 8.4% | $414▲ 3.5% | 54 | 96.1% |
| Tequesta | 126 | $875K▼ 5.7% | $481▲ 0.4% | 54 | 94.9% |
| Juno Beach | 79 | $1.0M▲ 26.9% | $589▲ 18.0% | 67 | 94.1% |
| North Palm Beach | 213 | $1.1M▲ 7.1% | $515▲ 5.3% | 50 | 94.4% |
| Singer Island | 141 | $1.1M▼ 13.7% | $602▼ 18.1% | 101 | 92.9% |
| Hypoluxo Island | 11 | $3.1M▲ 7.0% | $1,016▲ 17.5% | 164 | 91.3% |
| Ocean Ridge | 48 | $2.2M▼ 8.9% | $837▼ 1.1% | 43 | 94.3% |
| Gulf Stream | 23 | $4.8M▼ 29.4% | $1,451▼ 18.2% | 58 | 94.0% |
| Highland Beach | 167 | $1.1M▼ 6.5% | $599▼ 6.1% | 93 | 93.3% |
| Delray Beach | 1264 | $970K▲ 6.0% | $464▲ 5.0% | 41 | 95.5% |
| West Palm Beach | 1175 | $818K▲ 9.0% | $450▲ 10.6% | 52 | 95.3% |
| Boca Raton | 2587 | $985K▲ 7.7% | $443▲ 5.5% | 34 | 95.4% |
| South Palm Beach | 24 | $674K▼ 6.8% | $479▼ 7.0% | 90 | 93.0% |
| Wellington | 670 | $780K▲ 4.0% | $324▲ 2.2% | 43 | 96.3% |
Closed sales, Beaches MLS. Areas with fewer than three sales show counts only.
The Market
A wave of new construction is reshaping the county, from spec estates on the barrier island to landmark condominium towers on Flagler Drive. New build trades at a clear premium to resale for current code, current systems, and zero deferred maintenance, but the categories differ sharply in risk and timeline.
The best new construction is often sold before it is listed. Spec homes and custom properties change hands privately, and pre-construction condos sell through their early phases before broad marketing. The table above reads live from the MLS for completed and listed inventory; for pre-construction and off-market builder allocations, the right introductions matter more than the search portal.
| What It Is | Newly built homes and condominiums, from spec estates to landmark towers |
|---|---|
| Categories | Completed new build, pre-construction condominiums, and custom homes |
| Prime Areas | West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Delray Beach, and Boca Raton |
| What Drives Value | Current code and systems, zero deferred maintenance, and lower insurance |
| Where It Trades | Often privately, before broad marketing reaches the public portals |
| First Diligence | Builder track record, deposit protection, contract terms, and delivery timeline |
Common Questions
New construction runs from inland homes at the entry end up to barrier-island estates and penthouse condominiums. New build carries a premium to comparable resale for current code and systems. The live table above shows per-area pricing.
Current building code, impact-rated openings, modern mechanicals, energy efficiency, and warranty coverage, which together also lower insurance. The trade-offs are price premium, construction timelines, and newer landscaping. In flood and wind-exposed locations the code advantage is most valuable.
Landmark towers on the West Palm Beach waterfront and in Palm Beach Gardens are leading the current cycle, alongside boutique buildings on the island. Several sell largely pre-construction. We track allocations and can arrange introductions before public release.
Pre-construction condominiums typically take staged deposits, commonly 10% at contract with further installments at milestones through closing. Deposit protection, the developer’s track record, and the contract’s delivery and cancellation terms deserve close review before you commit.
Florida’s coastal codes govern wind load, impact glazing, and elevation above base flood level, and they are strictest near the water. New construction is built to the current standard, which is a meaningful insurance and resilience advantage over older homes at the same address.
A spec home is finished or nearly finished and lets you buy a known product on a short timeline. A custom build gives you control over lot, layout, and finishes over an 18-to-30-month horizon. The choice turns on your timeline, your appetite for decisions, and inventory.
In pre-construction you are buying a promise, so the developer’s track record is the most important due diligence you can do. We look at how many projects the developer has actually delivered, whether past buildings were completed on schedule and to the promised specification, the strength of the construction lender, and the reputation of the architect and builder. A developer with a long delivery history carries very different risk from a first-time sponsor. We help buyers separate the two before any deposit goes in.
Sometimes, but pre-construction contracts frequently restrict assignment before closing, and some prohibit it outright to keep the developer in control of pricing until the building sells out. Where assignment is allowed, it usually comes with developer approval and a fee. If the ability to resell before delivery matters to your plans, it needs to be confirmed in the contract rather than assumed. We review those provisions closely on any pre-construction purchase.
Florida law governs how pre-construction condominium deposits are held, and depending on the structure and the buyer, funds may be held in escrow or used by the developer under specific statutory conditions. The contract should spell out exactly where your money sits and under what terms. Because deposits in these purchases are substantial and paid long before delivery, understanding the protection is essential. We make sure the escrow and deposit terms are clear before you sign.
New construction typically carries a builder’s warranty covering workmanship and systems for an initial period, with longer coverage on major structural elements, and manufacturer warranties on appliances and mechanicals. Coverage terms vary between a production builder, a custom builder, and a condominium developer, so the scope should be confirmed rather than assumed. Warranty protection is one of the real advantages of buying new, and we help buyers understand exactly what is and is not covered.
Timelines depend on the project, and pre-construction condominiums in particular can run for years from contract to delivery, with dates that move as construction progresses. Contracts usually build in permitted extensions, and it is important to understand what recourse, if any, you have if delivery slips well beyond the outside date. We review the timeline and the delay provisions so your own plans, from a sale to a move, are not left exposed.
Yes. The representatives at a developer’s sales gallery work for the developer, not for you, and having your own advocate costs you nothing while giving you independent guidance on price, floor plan, contract terms, and how the building compares with its competition. We routinely represent buyers in new development and pre-construction, and in most cases our involvement should be disclosed at your first visit to preserve it. It is worth engaging representation before you walk into the gallery, not after.
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