Palm Beach Gardens, FL Housing Market & City Data

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Average City Rating
57,704
Population Estimate
$379,636
Median Home Value
97.6%
Employment Rate
52.4%
Bachelor's Degree+

Palm Beach Gardens City Reviews

Real experiences from people who call Palm Beach Gardens home.

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(1 Reviews)

McKinley Navaroli

Vibrant coastal town known for its award-winning golf scene. Just south of Jupiter, you'll find an area that is full of exceptional shopping, endless activities, and outstanding dining. Palm Beach Gardens is a lively and vibrant city that always has something fun going on. It is home to a growing population and is located in Palm Beach County. Above everything else, this town has a thriving reputation for its golf culture. Here, award-winning, high-end golf, and club communities are the norm. Palm Beach Gardens is also home to the Professional Golfers of America (PGA) organization and The Honda Classic Golf Tournament. Course and club highlights include the PGA National Golf Club, The Country Club at Mirasol, and Old Palm Golf Club. The median list price for homes in Palm Beach Gardens currently sits at $499,000. Individuals, couples, and families looking to buy in the area will find luxury condos, as well as spacious single-family homes with the latest amenities and features. A more upscale community, Palm Beach Gardens also has a selection of stately mansions that make the perfect dream home. What to Love Golf lover's paradise (home of the PGA) Minutes from the beach Exceptional shopping and dining establishments Highly-rated schools People & Lifestyle Much of Palm Beach Gardens has a distinctly upscale feel. Roads are lined with perfectly manicured palm trees and landscaping, and commercial properties look new and refreshed. This is definitely true the closer you get to any of the area's premier golf clubs "” including the PGA National Resort and Spa. Some spots in town almost make you feel as though you are on a luxurious vacation. There are also a number of residential neighborhoods that are quiet, cozy, and approachable. Homes in these locations are close to top-rated public schools, making Palm Beach Gardens an excellent place for families to relocate. Dining, Entertainment & Shopping Want to be near fantastic places to shop and eat? Palm Beach Gardens has a wonderful commercial scene, complete with high-end stores and premium restaurants. For a day of leisurely shopping, be sure to swing by Downtown at the Gardens. This shopping center has favorite retailers such as Molle Bridals, The Insiders In Outdoor Living, Lola Chiq Boutique, Blessed Boutique, Moxie, west elm, Whole Foods Market, and Vagabond Apparel. Throughout Palm Beach Gardens, be sure to browse the selection at other notable stores, including PGA TOUR Superstore, Lilly Pulitzer, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Total Wine & More. Once you've worked up an appetite, dine at one of the many top restaurants in town. From casual to fine dining, you are sure to find the exact experience you seek. Explore the delectable menu offerings at III Forks, The Capital Grille, YardHouse, Voodoo Bayou, La Masseria PBG, Salute Market, Avocado Grill, Cool'a Fishbar, Café Chardonnay, and Spoto's Oyster Bar & Blue Point Lounge. Things to Do On top of its fabulous shopping and dining scene, Palm Beach Gardens is brimming with attractions, festivals, and amusements. Golf enthusiasts, regular beachgoers, and nature lovers are sure to find ample to do on their off days. As a golf resort town, you can always find a premium course to play your next game at in Palm Beach Gardens. At the PGA National Resort and Spa, you can play on one of five courses located on the property. Around town, you can also book your tee time at The Country Club at Mirasol, Old Palm Golf Club, Old Marsh Golf Club, and Sandhill Crane Golf Club. Prefer to be a spectator for the day? Reserve your tickets for The Honda Classic Golf Tournament. Aside from golf, there is plenty else to do, see, and experience in town. Check out local favorites, including Palm Beach Gardens Tennis & Pickleball Center, Bluegill Trail, Onessimo Fine Art Gallery, Cabana Colony Park, and Burns Road Aquatic Complex Pool.

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Housing & Demographic Overview

Key insights about the community

Data as of September 2026

HOUSING DATA (September 2026)

Median Price per SqFt$385
Median Listing Price$698,557
Median Days on Market72
Active Listings459
New Listings160
Total Listings (Active + Pending)634
Avg Listing Price$1,951,166
Avg Listing Price Change MoM7%
Avg Listing Price Change YoY22%

HOUSEHOLD OVERVIEW

Family Size2.85
Family Dual Income46.5
Median Household Income$87,969
Median Individual Income$42,904
Home Ownership73.9%
Home Value$379,636
Median Rent$1,706
Rent Burden32.4%
Poverty6.2%

EDUCATION, GENDER & MARITAL STATUS

EDUCATION

  • No Highschool Degree or GED4.3%
  • Highschool Education16.4%
  • Some College27.0%
  • Bachelors Degree30.7%
  • Graduate Degree21.7%
  • Total College or Above52.4%
  • Stem Degree39.9%

GENDER BREAKDOWN

  • Male46.4%
  • Female53.6%

MARITAL STATUS

  • Married53.3%
  • Divorced14.8%
  • Never Married24.3%
  • Widowed7.7%

CITY DATA & AGE BREAKDOWN

CITY DATA

CityPalm Beach Gardens
State IDFL
Population57,704

AGE BREAKDOWN

Age Group% of Population
Under 1816.7%
19–299.3%
30–3911.4%
40–4911.5%
Age Group% of Population
50–5913.8%
60–6914.4%
70–7913.8%
80+8.9%

WORKFORCE, ETHNICITY & OTHER

WORKFORCE

Labor Force Participation57.1%
Unemployment Rate2.4%
Disabled12.3%

ETHNICITY

White86.6%
Black5.8%
Asian4.4%
Native American0.1%
Pacific Islander0.0%
Other0.7%
Multiple2.3%

OTHER

Hispanic9.4%
Limited English1.3%
Health Uninsured6.4%
Veteran8.5%

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Neighborhoods in Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Get to know neighborhoods in Palm Beach Gardens, ordered by the number of properties in the provider sample.

  • PGA National Park

    PGA National ↗

    Median asking price
    $321,845
    / sq ft
    $378
    Active listings
    84
    properties in discovery sample
    247
    C

    Nearby schools · estimated

    5.7/10 · 3 schools

  • Palm Beach Country Estates

    Palm Beach Country Estates ↗

    Median asking price
    $479,900
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    65
    B

    Nearby schools · estimated

    7.6/10 · 5 schools

  • The Country Club at Mirasol

    Mirasol ↗

    Median asking price
    $799,000
    / sq ft
    $568
    Active listings
    14
    properties in discovery sample
    52
    B

    Nearby schools · estimated

    6.7/10 · 3 schools

  • Westwood Gardens Homeowners Association

    Westwood Gardens ↗

    Median asking price
    $257,000
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    40
    B

    Nearby schools · estimated

    7.3/10 · 4 schools

  • Palm Beach Gardens

    Palm Beach Gardens ↗

    Median asking price
    $359,000
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    28
    C

    Nearby schools · estimated

    4.8/10 · 4 schools

Data as of . Listing snapshots from Redfin; nearby-school rating estimates.

About these neighborhood estimates

Prices and counts describe active listings returned by the provider, excluding coming-soon and nearby search results. They are asking prices, not sold prices, and may not include every home for sale.

Nearby-school grades are FastExpert estimates from the average available ratings of unique public schools returned for sampled neighborhood properties. A: 8–10; B: 6–under 8; C: 4–under 6; D: 2–under 4; F: 1–under 2. Unrated schools are excluded. Nearby schools may not be assigned to a specific address.

Photos show identified local landmarks. Five neighborhoods are shown, ordered by property count. Median asking price breaks a tie.