Delray Beach Living Guide | J Alexander Group

Welcome to Delray Beach

South Florida's Most Livable Beach Town

Delray Beach holds an official title that most cities can only dream about: "The Most Fun Small Town in America." Walk Atlantic Avenue on a Saturday evening and you'll understand why. Restaurants spill onto the sidewalk, live music drifts through the warm air, and the energy feels effortless rather than manufactured.

But Delray is far more layered than its famous main street suggests. It's a city of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own personality and price point. From historic cottages on Lake Ida to Intracoastal estates in Tropic Isle, from country club living at Addison Reserve to walkable downtown condos steps from the sand, Delray offers a version of South Florida life that genuinely fits a wide range of buyers.

What sets Delray apart from Boca Raton to the south and West Palm Beach to the north is its character. It feels relaxed, artistic, and social without ever feeling pretentious. It's a place where people actually know their neighbors, where the beach is genuinely accessible, and where the lifestyle you imagined when you first considered Florida actually exists.

"The Most Fun Small Town in America"

Beach & Ocean

Consistently Ranked Among Florida's Best Beaches

Outdoor Living

Resort-Style Living, Every Day

Arts & Culture

Pineapple Grove Arts District

Boating & Water

Deep-Water Access & Intracoastal Living

Culture & Serenity

Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens

Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach street scene

Downtown Delray

Atlantic Avenue & the Heart of It All

Atlantic Avenue is the kind of main street that urban planners spend decades trying to create and rarely succeed. It runs from I-95 east to the ocean, lined with over 50 restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, and bars. The Delray Beach Tennis Center hosts nationally televised ATP tournaments. Old School Square anchors the cultural core. And the Pineapple Grove Arts District adds a working gallery and studio scene just north of the avenue.

The Freebee, Delray's free on-demand electric car service, connects residents throughout the downtown service area, making the car-optional lifestyle genuinely achievable. It's the kind of infrastructure that turns a great neighborhood into an exceptional one.

No HOA | Classic Delray

Lake Ida

From $800K — $5M+

Lake Ida is the neighborhood that locals point to when they want to explain what Delray really feels like. No HOA, bigger yards, and a mix of 1920s cottages, mid-century ranches, and brand-new custom estates means no two streets look the same. The lake itself is the social center, with residents out boating, paddleboarding, and fishing year-round. The dog park across the water draws the community together in a way that feels genuinely organic.

No HOA Lake Access Custom Homes Dog Park Walk to Downtown

Walkability | Intracoastal Access

Palm Trail

From $1M — $10M+

Palm Trail sits at the intersection of walkability and waterfront access. Tucked just off the Intracoastal, it's walking distance to Atlantic Avenue, Pineapple Grove, and the beach. The neighborhood blends old-school Florida cottages with newer modern builds and select Intracoastal-front estates. Atlantic Crossing brought Hampton Social, Le Colonial, and Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse to the neighborhood's doorstep.

Walk to Atlantic Ave Intracoastal Views Boat Access Atlantic Crossing

Barrier Island | Ultra-Luxury

Seagate & Delray Beach Shores

From $3M — $75M+

East of the Intracoastal, Seagate is one of the most prestigious addresses in all of South Florida. Tucked between the ocean and the waterway, it offers a rare combination of private beach access, deep-water dockage, and proximity to downtown. The Seagate Hotel and Beach Club provides residents access to a private beach, championship golf, and a full-service spa. This is the neighborhood you see in glossy magazines, and for good reason.

Oceanfront Private Beach Club Deep-Water Docks Intracoastal

Boating Paradise | Deep-Water Access

Tropic Isle

From $800K — $15M+

Tropic Isle is Delray's definitive boating community. Over 400 homes sit on deep-water canals with no fixed bridges to the ocean, meaning residents can keep their boats out back and be on the water in minutes. Older Florida-style ranches are increasingly being replaced by large custom estates with resort-style pools and outdoor living spaces. If the boating lifestyle is a priority, Tropic Isle belongs at the top of the list.

Deep-Water Canals No Fixed Bridges Ocean Access Custom Estates

Historic | Walkable

Del-Ida Park

From $600K — $2M+

One of Delray's oldest and most architecturally interesting neighborhoods, Del-Ida Park sits just north of Atlantic Avenue with a mix of historic bungalows, renovated mid-century homes, and new infill construction. No HOA, strong walkability, and genuine neighborhood character.

No HOA Historic Homes Walk to Atlantic Ave

Coastal | Artistic

Pineapple Grove

From $500K — $2M+

The arts district that anchors the north side of downtown. Galleries, studios, boutique restaurants, and a walkable street scene make Pineapple Grove one of Delray's most distinctive and sought-after addresses for buyers who want culture at their doorstep.

Arts District Walkable Near Downtown

Country Club

Seagate Country Club

From $1M — $5M+ | Optional Membership

Known locally as The Hamlet, Seagate Country Club sits west of I-95 in a location that balances access and privacy beautifully. Homes sit on quarter- to acre-sized lots with beautifully landscaped grounds. Golf membership is optional, which appeals to buyers who want the community without the commitment. Membership also ties into the Seagate Hotel, the spa, and the private Beach Club. The HOA is surprisingly low for a country club community, and the social atmosphere is welcoming rather than stuffy.

Private Club

Addison Reserve Country Club

From $650K — $3M+ | Mandatory Membership

Addison Reserve is one of the most prestigious private club communities in South Florida. Designed as a homage to visionary architect Addison Mizner, the community features 717 single-family residences set among scenic lakes and two championship 18-hole courses. The clubhouse is a destination in itself, with fine dining, a full-service spa, tennis, pickleball, and a resort-style pool complex. Mandatory membership ensures a fully activated social calendar year-round.

Private Club

Mizner Country Club

From $650K — $2.5M+ | Mandatory Membership

Developed by Toll Brothers with 471 residences and an 18-hole championship course. A slightly more intimate scale than Addison Reserve, with the same caliber of amenities and a welcoming social atmosphere that draws buyers seeking prestige at a more accessible entry point.

Private Club

Delaire Country Club

From $800K — $3M+ | Mandatory Membership

A boutique private country club with an intimate membership, 18-hole championship course, and a reputation as one of the most exclusive communities in Delray Beach. Known for its refined atmosphere and close-knit member community — the kind of place where everyone knows your name.

GL Homes | Resort Amenities

Seven Bridges

Delray's most amenity-rich gated community. The resort-style clubhouse, multiple pools, tennis, pickleball, and fitness center create a lifestyle that appeals strongly to families and active adults. Newer construction with homes ranging from 2,450 to over 8,000 sq ft.

From $1.25M — $4M+

GL Homes | Family Community

The Bridges

Sister community to Seven Bridges with shared resort amenities and a strong social calendar. Excellent value for buyers seeking newer construction with full amenity access.

From $1.25M — $3.75M+

Gated | Luxury

Dakota

Luxury estate homes on Route 441 with easy access to both downtown Delray and the beach. Newer construction, private, and surrounded by high-end properties.

From $800K — $1.5M+

Gated | Quiet

Polo Trace

One of the more subdued and private of the western gated communities. Quieter lifestyle with strong curb appeal, well-maintained grounds, and a welcoming active adult atmosphere.

From $800K — $1.5M+

Privacy | Land

Delray Lake Estates

Fewer than 100 homes, all on acre-plus lots. One of the few communities in Delray where you can build the backyard of your dreams with minimal HOA restrictions.

From $1.5M — $5M+

Ultra-Luxury Estates

Stone Creek Ranch, Tierra Del Rey & Seagate

For buyers at the very top of the market, Delray Beach offers a tier of communities that has attracted global attention. Stone Creek Ranch and Tierra Del Rey, located in west Delray, are straight-up trophy neighborhoods. Two- to five-acre estates, gated privacy, and a roster of notable residents that includes athletes, entertainers, and hedge fund managers. Homes start at $10 million and have sold as high as $37 million.

On the east side, Seagate's oceanfront and Intracoastal estates represent some of the most prestigious addresses in Palm Beach County. Homes start around $4 million and reach $75 million for the finest oceanfront parcels. In 2025, a spec oceanfront estate sold for $59 million, setting a new benchmark for the Delray Beach market.

These communities are for buyers who want the finest address in South Florida without the formality of Palm Beach. The lifestyle is private, the properties are extraordinary, and the location — just minutes from Atlantic Avenue — remains one of the great advantages of choosing Delray.

$10M+

Starting Price

5 ac

Max Estate Size

$59M

2025 Record Sale

Community / Area	Price Range	Lifestyle Type	Key Feature
Lake Ida	$800K – $5M+	Classic / No HOA	Historic charm, lake access, no restrictions
Palm Trail	$1M – $10M+	Walkable / Waterfront	Walk to Atlantic Ave, Intracoastal access
Tropic Isle	$800K – $15M+	Boating / Waterfront	Deep-water canals, no fixed bridges
Seagate / Delray Beach Shores	$3M – $75M+	Ultra-Luxury / Coastal	Oceanfront & Intracoastal estates
Seagate Country Club	$1M – $5M+	Golf / Country Club	Optional membership, low HOA, Beach Club access
Addison Reserve	$650K – $3M+	Private Club	27-hole golf, full resort amenities
Mizner Country Club	$650K – $2.5M+	Private Club	18-hole golf, Toll Brothers quality
Seven Bridges / The Bridges	$800K – $4M+	Family / Resort Amenities	GL Homes, resort clubhouse, newer construction
Dakota / Polo Trace	$800K – $3M+	Gated / Luxury	Gated privacy, newer construction, west Delray
Delray Lake Estates	$1.3M – $5M+	Privacy / Land	Acre-plus lots, minimal HOA, gated
Stone Creek Ranch / Tierra Del Rey	$10M – $37M+	Trophy Estates	2-5 acre lots, celebrity-level privacy

Dining & Lifestyle

The Table Is Always Set

Atlantic Avenue Favorites

Atlantic Avenue has evolved into one of the most compelling dining corridors in Palm Beach County — from casual beachside spots to MICHELIN-affiliated restaurants.

City Oyster & Sushi Bar

A longtime Atlantic Ave anchor. Fresh oysters, elevated sushi, and a lively bar scene that draws locals as much as visitors.

Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse

Classic steakhouse quality in the heart of Atlantic Crossing. The kind of place you bring clients or celebrate milestones.

Le Colonial

French-Vietnamese cuisine in an atmosphere that feels transported from another era. One of the most distinctive dining experiences on the avenue.

The Hampton Social

Coastal American cuisine with a social, elevated atmosphere. The rosé and raw bar are institution-level at this point.

Local Favorites & Everyday Spots

Brulé Bistro

A neighborhood staple for French-inspired comfort food. The kind of place that becomes a weekly ritual.

El Camino

Elevated Mexican with a rooftop that becomes the social center of downtown on weekend nights.

Rose's Daughter

Intimate, thoughtfully sourced, and consistently excellent. A local favorite that doesn't need the hype.

Subculture Coffee

The go-to for remote work sessions and morning rituals. Great coffee, a creative atmosphere, and a genuine sense of community.

1901 S Ocean Blvd | Oceanfront

Ocean Delray

Ultra-luxury beachfront residences directly on the ocean. One of the first new oceanfront condo developments in over 30 years — 19 residences on 200+ feet of private shoreline.

From $6M – $10M+

Oceanfront | Boutique

1625 Ocean

Boutique modern oceanfront luxury residences. A rare opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a private, architecturally refined address on the Atlantic.

From $6M+

Downtown

Banyan House

Refined downtown living steps from Atlantic Avenue.

$850K – $3.5M+

Near Atlantic Ave

1177 Moderne

Modern luxury townhome-style residences near Atlantic Avenue.

From $2.3M+

Downtown

ONIX Residences

Contemporary luxury residences in the heart of downtown Delray.

From $1.5M+

Intracoastal

Seagate Residences

Luxury Intracoastal residences with private beach club access.

From $5M+

Beaches, Parks & Outdoor Living

The Great Outdoors, Right Outside Your Door

Delray Beach has been voted Best Beach in Florida by USA Today readers for two consecutive years and holds one of only three Blue Flag Beach designations in the continental United States. The beach itself is clean, wide, and well-maintained, with lifeguard services and beachside amenities that make it genuinely usable rather than just scenic.

The city maintains over 40 parks and recreational facilities, including two pools, a splash park, athletic fields, a skate park, and a mile and a half of dedicated beach access. Anchor Park, at the south end of the beach, is a local favorite for snorkeling and paddleboarding. Veterans Park on the Intracoastal offers a boat ramp, picnic areas, and a playground.

The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is one of the most unexpected cultural treasures in South Florida. Six distinct historical gardens, a world-class bonsai collection, and rotating exhibitions create a serene counterpoint to the energy of Atlantic Avenue. It's the kind of place that residents discover once and return to regularly for the rest of their lives.

Schools & Family Life

A City Built for Families

Delray Beach sits within the Palm Beach County School District, which offers a range of public, charter, and private school options that serve families across the city's diverse neighborhoods. School quality varies significantly by location, and most relocating families benefit from a conversation with a local expert before choosing a neighborhood based on school zoning.

Morikami Park Elementary is consistently ranked among the top elementary schools in Florida, sitting fifth in the state out of over 2,200 schools. Families in west Delray communities like Delray Lake Estates may find themselves zoned for Boca Raton schools — including Sunrise Park Elementary, Eagles Landing Middle, and Olympic Heights High — which many buyers consider a significant advantage and a primary reason to choose west Delray over other areas.

For families who prioritize private education, Delray Beach and the surrounding area offer strong options including Pine Crest School, Saint Andrew's School, and American Heritage School (Delray Beach campus), all within a reasonable commute.

Boca Raton School Access: Several west Delray communities — including Delray Lake Estates, portions of Seven Bridges, and other neighborhoods near the Boca Raton border — are zoned for Boca Raton public schools, widely considered among the best in Palm Beach County. This is a meaningful value proposition for families and a key reason many buyers specifically target west Delray.

Morikami Park Elementary

Ranked 5th in Florida out of 2,258 schools. Located in west Delray, serving several of the area's most desirable communities.

Plumosa School of the Arts

An A-rated magnet school in east Delray with a strong arts integration program. Popular with families in downtown-adjacent neighborhoods.

Sunrise Park Elementary & Olympic Heights High

Boca Raton public schools serving portions of west Delray. Consistently high-rated and a major draw for families choosing west Delray communities.

American Heritage School — Delray Campus

A prestigious private school with a Delray Beach campus offering rigorous academics from pre-K through 12th grade. Highly sought after by families across south Palm Beach County.

Pine Crest School

One of South Florida's premier private schools, with a Boca Raton campus. A top choice for families seeking elite private education.

Saint Andrew's School

A prestigious K-12 private school in Boca Raton, consistently ranked among the best in Florida. Popular with families in south Delray and Boca-adjacent communities.

The Walkability Buyer

You want to walk to coffee, dinner, and the beach without getting in a car. You value street life, spontaneity, and proximity to culture.

Best Fit: Palm Trail | Lake Ida | Downtown Condos

The Boating Buyer

Your boat is part of your lifestyle, not just a hobby. You want deep-water access, no fixed bridges, and the ability to be on the ocean in minutes.

Best Fit: Tropic Isle | Palm Trail | Seagate

The Golf Buyer

Golf is central to your lifestyle and social life. You want a private club, a strong membership community, and amenities that go beyond the course.

Best Fit: Seagate CC | Addison Reserve | Mizner CC

The Family Buyer

Schools, parks, safety, and community are the priorities. You want a neighborhood where kids can grow up and families actually connect.

Best Fit: Seven Bridges | The Bridges | Lake Ida

The Privacy Buyer

You want land, space, and the ability to build the property of your dreams without neighbors looking in or HOA restrictions limiting your vision.

Best Fit: Delray Lake Estates | Stone Creek Ranch | Tierra Del Rey

The Active Adult

You're retired or semi-retired and want an active social life, great amenities, and a community that matches your energy and lifestyle expectations.

Best Fit: Addison Reserve | Mizner CC | Polo Trace

Future Growth

A City Still on the Rise

Delray Beach is not a market that has peaked. The city continues to attract significant investment in both residential and commercial development, and the pipeline of new projects suggests that the best years for the market may still be ahead.

The Atlantic Crossing development brought a new level of mixed-use energy to the east end of Atlantic Avenue, and the success of that project has encouraged further investment along the corridor. New boutique luxury condo buildings are delivering at a pace that reflects genuine demand, not speculation. And the record $59 million oceanfront sale in 2025 established a new price ceiling that has recalibrated expectations across the entire luxury segment.

West Delray continues to grow, with new commercial development along the Delray Marketplace corridor and increasing interest from national retailers and restaurant groups. The combination of continued population growth, strong demand from out-of-state buyers, and a limited supply of truly premium properties creates a market dynamic that favors buyers who act with conviction.

Atlantic Crossing development Delray Beach

Atlantic Crossing | Downtown Delray Beach

Getting Around

Location Is Everything

Delray Beach sits at the geographic sweet spot of South Florida — close enough to every major city, far enough to feel removed from the noise. Whether you're commuting for work, catching a flight, or heading south for the weekend, the location delivers.

Airports

Palm Beach Intl (PBI)

Closest Airport

22 min

Fort Lauderdale (FLL)

Major Hub

40 min

Miami Intl (MIA)

International Hub

65 min

Major Cities

Boca Raton

Neighboring City

15 min

West Palm Beach

Palm Beach County Seat

25 min

Miami / Wynwood

Weekend Destination

75 min

Getting Around Locally

The Freebee

Free on-demand electric car service covering downtown Delray. Connects Atlantic Ave, the beach, and surrounding neighborhoods — no car needed for daily errands.

Brightline Rail

High-speed rail connects Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Orlando. Boca station is 15 minutes away — ideal for car-free travel to Miami or weekend trips to Orlando.

Tri-Rail & Palm Tran

Commuter rail and bus service for those working in Fort Lauderdale or Miami. Tri-Rail to FLL takes approximately 40 minutes.

I-95 Access

Two I-95 Exits Directly Into Delray

Linton Blvd (Exit 51) and Atlantic Ave (Exit 52) provide direct freeway access. Palm Beach County traffic is notably lighter than Broward or Miami-Dade — most residents describe the commute as one of the most manageable in South Florida.

I-95 Exits

52 mi

North of Miami

7 mi

South of Boca

Healthcare

World-Class Care, Close to Home

Healthcare access is consistently one of the top priorities for retirees and families considering a move to South Florida. Delray Beach delivers on this front — with a major hospital directly in the city and two nationally ranked medical centers within 20 minutes.

The region also supports a robust network of specialists, concierge medicine practices, and wellness centers — making it easy to maintain the kind of proactive healthcare lifestyle that complements the Delray way of living.

"Delray Medical Center was named one of America's Best 250 Hospitals by Healthgrades in 2025 — the only hospital in Palm Beach County to receive that distinction."

Healthgrades 2025

In Delray Beach

Delray Medical Center

Top 250 Hospital

A 536-bed acute care hospital on 30 acres at Linton Blvd. Over 30 clinical excellence awards covering Cardiac Care, Orthopedics, Vascular Surgery, and Critical Care. 24-hour emergency services. Part of the Palm Beach Health Network.

Cardiac Care Orthopedics Emergency Critical Care

15 Minutes South — Boca Raton

Boca Raton Regional Hospital

Part of Baptist Health South Florida — one of the most respected healthcare systems in the country. Nationally recognized for oncology, cardiology, maternity care, and minimally invasive surgery. A preferred destination for complex cases across Palm Beach County.

Oncology Cardiology Maternity Baptist Health

10 Minutes North — Boynton Beach

Bethesda Hospital East

Part of Baptist Health South Florida. Comprehensive emergency care, surgical services, and a strong reputation for women's health and stroke care. A convenient alternative for north Delray and west Delray residents.

Events & Social Calendar

There Is Always Something On

One of the most underrated aspects of Delray Beach is its event calendar. From internationally televised tennis to the largest arts and crafts festival in the Southeast, the social scene here runs twelve months a year.

January

Downtown Festival of the Arts

One of the top juried art festivals in the country. Hundreds of artists line Atlantic Avenue from US-1 to A1A. Consistently ranked in the top 25 fine art festivals nationally.

Also: Delray Beach Fashion Week

February

Delray Beach Open

The world's only 10-day combined ATP Champions Tour and ATP 250 event. Past lineups have included Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, and John McEnroe. VIP hospitality, live music, and clinics with ATP pros.

Nationally Televised

March

Garlic Fest & Savor the Avenue

Garlic Fest at Old School Square is South Florida's premier food and entertainment event — 27 years running. Savor the Avenue transforms Atlantic Ave into Florida's longest outdoor dining table, spanning five city blocks.

27 Years Running

April

The Delray Affair

The largest arts and crafts festival in the southeastern United States. Twelve city blocks of handcrafted art, live music, and artisans from around the world. The Delray Affair After Dark extends the celebration into the evening.

Largest in the Southeast

Monthly

Art & Jazz on the Avenue

Free monthly street festival on Atlantic Avenue with live jazz, local art vendors, and an outdoor social scene that draws thousands of residents. The heartbeat of Delray's social calendar.

July 4th

Independence Day Celebration

A free celebration along A1A and Atlantic Avenue with live music, kids' zones, and a fireworks show over the Atlantic Ocean. One of the best July 4th celebrations in Palm Beach County.

August

Dine Out Downtown Restaurant Week

A week-long culinary celebration featuring prix fixe menus, food tours, cocktail classes, and special dining events at Delray's best restaurants. A great way to explore the dining scene at a value.

December

100-Foot Christmas Tree Lighting

Delray's iconic 100-foot Christmas tree at Old School Square Park draws thousands for the lighting ceremony, holiday market, ice skating, and a Cookie Cruise with Santa on the Intracoastal.

Cost of Living

What It Actually Costs to Live Here

Delray Beach is a premium South Florida address. You're paying for walkability, beach access, and a quality of life that's genuinely hard to replicate. Here's an honest breakdown of what to expect.

The Florida Advantage

No State Income Tax. No Estate Tax. No Intangible Tax.

For a household earning $150K, moving from New York or California to Florida saves roughly $5,000–$8,000 per year in state income taxes alone. That's real money that goes toward your lifestyle instead.

Property Taxes

Palm Beach County Rate

1.8 – 2.1%

of assessed value annually

Example: $500K Home

~$8,100 – $9,500

per year after homestead exemption

Homestead Exemption

Primary residents save $50,000 off taxable value — roughly $900–$1,000/year in savings. File immediately after closing.

Homeowners Insurance

$300K home (west, newer)

$3,500 – $5,500/yr

$500K home

$5,000 – $8,000/yr

$750K home

$7,000 – $12,000/yr

$1M+ home

$10,000 – $20,000+/yr

Important Note

Roof age is the #1 factor in Florida insurance rates. Always get insurance quotes before making an offer. Newer construction and impact windows significantly reduce premiums.

Monthly Budget Snapshots

Single Professional, Renting Downtown

~$5,100/mo

Rent, car, groceries, dining, healthcare

Couple, Homeowners (West Delray)

~$7,300/mo

Mortgage, taxes, insurance, HOA, lifestyle

Family of 4, East Delray

~$12,950/mo

$800K home, 2 cars, school costs, full lifestyle

State Income Tax

$200–$800

Typical HOA / Month

Sales Tax (FL + County)

14% above

National Avg Cost of Living

DelrayBeach

South Florida's Most Livable Beach Town

Life in Delray Beach

Life Here Looks Different

Consistently Ranked Among Florida's Best Beaches

Resort-Style Living, Every Day

Pineapple Grove Arts District

Deep-Water Access & Intracoastal Living

Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens

Atlantic Avenue & the Heart of It All

Classic Neighborhoods with Coastal Character

Lake Ida

Palm Trail

Seagate & Delray Beach Shores

Tropic Isle

Del-Ida Park

Pineapple Grove

The Best No-HOA Neighborhoods

The Private Club Lifestyle

Seagate Country Club

Addison Reserve Country Club

Mizner Country Club

Delaire Country Club

The Best Country Clubs in Delray Beach

Gated Living, Elevated

Seven Bridges

The Bridges

Dakota

Polo Trace

Delray Lake Estates

Stone Creek Ranch, Tierra Del Rey & Seagate

Delray Beach by the Numbers

Ready to See What's Available Right Now?

The Table Is Always Set

City Oyster & Sushi Bar

Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse

Le Colonial

The Hampton Social

Brulé Bistro

El Camino

Rose's Daughter

Subculture Coffee

Vertical Living, Elevated

Ocean Delray

1625 Ocean

Banyan House

1177 Moderne

ONIX Residences

Seagate Residences

Interested in Condo Living? Let's Find Your Unit.

The Great Outdoors, Right Outside Your Door

Inside Delray Beach Real Estate

A City Built for Families

Morikami Park Elementary

Plumosa School of the Arts

Sunrise Park Elementary & Olympic Heights High

American Heritage School — Delray Campus

Pine Crest School

Saint Andrew's School

Delray Beach by Lifestyle

The Walkability Buyer

The Boating Buyer

The Golf Buyer

The Family Buyer

The Privacy Buyer

The Active Adult

A City Still on the Rise

Location Is Everything

Two I-95 Exits Directly Into Delray

World-Class Care, Close to Home

Delray Medical Center

Boca Raton Regional Hospital

Bethesda Hospital East

There Is Always Something On

Downtown Festival of the Arts

Delray Beach Open

Garlic Fest & Savor the Avenue

The Delray Affair

Art & Jazz on the Avenue

Independence Day Celebration

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