Indian Hills

It's a solid fit if you want single-family waterfront or pool living within Boynton Beach rather than a condo lifestyle. Six of the ten current listings are waterfront and six have pools, so outdoor space is the norm. The neighborhood sits near established communities like Golfview Harbour and Leisureville.

It's mid-range for the area, with a median list price of $404,250 and active homes running from $269,000 up to $484,000. There are no listings above $1M here, so it stays accessible compared to Palm Beach County's luxury tiers. At an average of $229 per square foot, the pricing is reasonable for waterfront-heavy inventory.

Active listings currently span $269,000 to $484,000 with a median list price of $404,250. Over the past 12 months, six homes sold at a median of $360,000. The typical home is about 1,614 square feet, and you can browse what's live now in Boynton Lakes and surrounding pockets for comparison.

It's brisk — homes are selling in a median of 16 days, and sellers are getting about 93% of their asking price on average. With only 10 active listings and six sales in the last year, inventory is thin, so well-priced homes don't linger. Buyers should come prepared to move quickly.

Property taxes here run a median of $2,847 per year, which is manageable for the price point. HOA figures aren't consistently reported across the active listings, so it's worth confirming per property and community — some, like the gated options, may carry dues while other single-family streets don't. Median rent in the area is about $3,200 per month if you're weighing renting versus buying.