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Palm Beach County · Community Guide

Boynton Beach

Coastal Growth

—Median house sale price (90 days)
—Median condo sale price (90 days)
—Homes for sale

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Market Snapshot

Boynton Beach real estate right now

Homes sold in the last 90 days · updated daily from the MLS

Houses & townhomes

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Condos

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Homes for Sale

Boynton Beach listings

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Map

Where Boynton Beach is

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Living in Boynton Beach

Marinas, beaches and newer communities

Boynton Beach runs from the Intracoastal inland, with a marina district near the inlet and many planned communities to the west.

The Boynton Harbor Marina is the starting point for fishing and dive trips, and Oceanfront Park has the beach. The Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge is nearby for boardwalks and wildlife.

Good to know: Some developments have 55+ occupancy requirements; confirm the individual community's rules. Many western communities also have HOA fees.

What this page covers: Numbers and listings cover homes with a Boynton Beach address in the MLS, which includes unincorporated communities west of the city.

Getting around
  • About 10 mito Palm Beach International Airport
  • About 13 mito Downtown West Palm Beach
  • About 12 mito Brightline West Palm Beach

Straight-line distances from the center of Boynton Beach.

Around Town

Parks and places in Boynton Beach

  • Caloosa ParkPark
  • Seacrest Scrub Natural AreaNature preserve
  • The Thomas A. McGillicuddy Eco-Park at Quantum Corporate ParkNature preserve
  • Palmetto Greens Linear ParkPark

Public parks and places inside the area. Check hours and fees before you go.

Boynton Beach in pictures

A look around

Boynton Inlet
Boynton InletPhoto: Dominic Sherony · CC BY-SA 2.0
Ocean Avenue Bridge, Boynton Beach
Ocean Avenue Bridge, Boynton BeachPhoto: Forest and Kim Starr · CC BY 2.0
Schools

Public schools in Boynton Beach

Public and charter schools located inside the area, with each school's grade from the Florida Department of Education.

SchoolTypeGradesStudentsState grade
Elementary
Citrus Cove Elementary8400 Lawrence RdPublicPK–51,137A
Crosspointe Elementary3015 S Congress AvePublicPK–5621B
Forest Park Elementary1201 SW 3rd StPublicPK–5613B
Freedom Shores Elementary3400 Hypoluxo RdPublicPK–5694C
Galaxy Elementary550 NW 4th AvePublicPK–5595B
Poinciana Stem Elementary Magnet School1203 N Seacrest BlvdPublicPK–5430B
Rolling Green Elementary550 Miner RdPublicPK–5673B
K–8
Imagine Schools Chancellor Campus3333 High Ridge RdCharterK–81,047B
Middle
Congress Community Middle101 S Congress AvePublic6–8845C
South Tech Preparatory Academy1325 Gateway BlvdCharter6–8529A
High
Boynton Beach Community High4975 Park Ridge BlvdPublic6–121,559B

School assignment depends on the exact address. Confirm which schools serve a specific home with the School District of Palm Beach County. Charter schools enroll by application. Sources: Florida Department of Education school grades 2025–26; U.S. Department of Education (NCES) school directory, 2024-25.

Flood zones

How much of Boynton Beach is in a high-risk flood zone

12%

of the land in Boynton Beach is in a FEMA high-risk flood zone. Homes in these zones with a federally backed mortgage need flood insurance.

  • 11.9%Zone AE: high risk, with a set flood elevation
  • 0.1%Zone VE: high risk along the coast, with waves
  • 88.0%Moderate or low risk zones

Land only; lakes, bays and canals are left out. A home can be in a different zone than its neighbors, and flooding happens outside high-risk zones too, so check the specific property. Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer.

Condo buildings

Larger condo buildings in Boynton Beach

BuildingYear builtUnits
815 W Boynton Beach Blvd1991204
1660 Renaissance Commons Blvd2007167
350 N Federal Hwy2010164
1690 Renaissance Commons Blvd2007161
450 N Federal Hwy2010154
700 E Boynton Beach Blvd2006147
4475 N Ocean Blvd1973136
625 Casa Loma Blvd2006120
2615 NE 3RD Ct197480
1 Renaissance Way200680

Buildings with 30 or more units, largest first. Before buying a condo, ask for the association's budget, reserves and milestone inspection reports. Sources: Florida Department of Revenue property records; Miami MLS.

Questions

Buying in Boynton Beach

What are property taxes like in Boynton Beach?

Taxes depend on the home's assessed value and the local tax rate. Our payment calculator uses the current Boynton Beach rate, and with an address it uses that home's actual tax bill. A buyer's bill can be higher than the current owner's.

Do I need flood insurance in Boynton Beach?

It depends on the flood zone of the exact home. Lenders require flood insurance in high-risk zones. Enter the address in our payment calculator to see its FEMA flood zone and an insurance estimate.

How do I find out what a home in Boynton Beach is worth?

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