Pines Of Delray

It suits buyers who want an affordable, low-maintenance base close to downtown Delray Beach and the coast. The community leans toward compact condos with pool access — 21 of 25 active listings include a pool — so it's a comfortable fit for seasonal residents, downsizers, and value-minded first-time buyers.

No — it's among the more affordable neighborhoods in the area, with a median list price of $200,000 and listings ranging from $139,000 to $299,000. That's a notable discount to much of the broader Delray Beach market, which is a big part of the draw here.

Active listings run from $139,000 to $299,000 with a median of $200,000, and the average price is about $179 per square foot on a median home size near 1,167 square feet. Over the last 12 months, four homes sold at a median price of $167,000, so recent closings have landed below current asking levels.

It's a measured, buyer-friendly market. With 25 active listings, a 90-day median time on market, and sellers getting roughly 95% of asking, there's genuine room to negotiate — a different pace than the faster-moving communities like Villages Of Oriole nearby.

Median property tax runs about $2,835 per year, which stays reasonable given the price points here. HOA figures aren't currently reported for the neighborhood, so confirm the monthly dues on any specific building before you write an offer — condo fees can vary meaningfully from one association to the next.