Osceola Creek Middle School

It's a solid fit for families who want space, newer homes, and a reliable school pipeline in western Palm Beach Gardens, feeding into Palm Beach Gardens High School. With 155 of 213 active homes offering pools and 86 on waterfront lots, the lifestyle here is suburban and outdoor-oriented. It's a settled, family-focused pocket rather than a nightlife or beach scene.

Yes, this is an upper-tier market — the median list price is $950,000, and 96 of the 213 active homes are priced above $1 million. Listings range widely, from $489,990 up to $12,995,000, so there is some entry-level room but the center of gravity is high. Expect to pay around $401 per square foot on average.

Over the last 12 months, 121 homes sold at a median price of $753,000, while today's active median list price sits higher at $950,000. The typical home runs about 2,586 square feet at roughly $401 per square foot. You can filter current inventory on the live map to see how price tracks with size and location.

It's steady and seller-favorable but not frantic — homes take a median of 59 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 98% of their asking price. With 213 active listings against 121 sales in the past year, buyers have real choice, including 55 new-construction options. That balance gives well-prepared buyers room to negotiate without racing the clock.

Median property taxes here run about $9,891 per year, in line with the area's higher price points. HOA data isn't consistently reported for this zone, so confirm dues community by community, since 39 gated neighborhoods and pool-heavy subdivisions often carry their own fees. Your agent can pull exact figures for any specific listing before you write an offer.