West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach has spent the last decade coming into its own, with historic neighborhoods lovingly preserved and a waterfront skyline still taking shape. It's a city that feels like it's just getting started, and that energy is part of the appeal.
West Palm Beach
Once overshadowed by its island neighbor, West Palm Beach has become one of the fastest-growing luxury markets in the country — historic single-family streets, a revitalized north end, and skyline-defining towers along Flagler Drive.
West Palm's historic core holds some of the city's most walkable, architecturally distinct streets — and its highest price points.
El Cid
+ Read moreConsistently ranked the single most expensive neighborhood in West Palm Beach proper, with average home prices between $3.4 and $3.75 million and a range from $2 million to over $22 million. More than 280 buildings sit under historic preservation, minutes from the Norton Museum and CityPlace.
Flamingo Park
+ Read moreA walkable neighborhood just south of downtown with a mix of Art Deco, Mediterranean, and mid-century homes, anchored by its namesake park with a pool, tennis courts, and green space.
Prospect-Southland Park
+ Read moreSitting between El Cid and SoSo, this pocket offers Palm Beach Island adjacency without island pricing. Median home values climbed from $1.9 million in early 2025 to $2.1 million by January 2026.
The city's north end is in the middle of a multi-billion-dollar transformation, reconnecting historic neighborhoods to the Intracoastal.
Northwood & NOMAR
+ Read moreThe Estates at NOMAR is a new-construction single-family project marking the leading edge of Northwood's transformation, with model homes completing in early 2026. It's the first phase of a multi-billion-dollar revitalization of the Northwood Marina Quarter, led by Huizenga Holdings, connecting the city's north end to the Intracoastal Waterway.
Flagler Drive is West Palm's most sought-after waterfront stretch, anchoring a downtown condo market built around skyline and Intracoastal views.
The Bristol
+ Read moreAn exclusive 25-story tower at 1100 S. Flagler Drive with just 69 residences, three to five bedrooms ranging from 3,700 to 9,000 square feet, and unobstructed views of the Intracoastal, ocean, and Palm Beach Island. Designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz with interiors by Amie Khamneipur, it offers 24-hour concierge, security, valet, and a full-time fitness center and spa.
Clematis Street & the Arts District
+ Read moreDowntown's Arts District and Clematis Street corridor anchor the city's broader luxury condo market, drawing buyers who want walkable urban living close to Palm Beach island and the water.
Notable area schools
- Forest Hill Community High School
- Royal Palm Beach High School
- Oxbridge Academy
Life in West Palm Beach
Beyond the real estate, here's where locals actually eat, drink, and spend their weekends. A deeper look at everyday life across the city.
Clematis Street
West Palm's liveliest restaurant and bar corridor, from morning coffee through late night.
High Dive
Some of the best seafood in town, including a Key West pink shrimp ceviche and a strong raw bar.
CityPlace Dining
More than 20 restaurants ranging from quick bites to sit-down meals around an open-air plaza.
City Cellar
A go-to after-work happy hour with half-price drinks and $5 pizzas.
Clematis Street Bars
A dense strip of bars and lounges keeping downtown lively into the night.
Norton Museum of Art
One of the region's leading art museums, anchoring the city's cultural scene.
Cox Science Center
Hands-on science exhibits and a planetarium for all ages.
AMC CityPlace 20
A 20-screen theater with old-fashioned decor inside CityPlace.
iPic
An upscale, dine-in movie experience with reserved luxury seating.
Okeeheelee Park
A four-mile trail, equestrian center, disc golf, and kayak and canoe rentals.
Rapids Water Park
South Florida's largest water park, with 40 slides and a 25,000-square-foot wave pool.
CityPlace
600,000 square feet of retail in an Italian-plaza-style outdoor mall, with brands like Lululemon, Sur La Table, and Yeti.
Clematis Street Boutiques
Independent shops mixed in among the restaurants and bars downtown.
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