Northwood Legacy

It suits buyers who want an older, walkable neighborhood with quick access to Downtown West Palm Beach and easy connections to nearby pockets like Midtown and Northwood Harbor. The homes are compact and character-driven rather than new and large, which appeals to people who value location and scale over square footage.

It sits in a mid-range band for the area, with a median list price of $399,450 and active listings running from $300,000 to $499,000. At roughly $380 per square foot, you're paying for location and walkability more than sheer size.

Active listings currently span $300,000 to $499,000 with a median list of $399,450, though the median sold price over the past year came in much lower at $186,000 across just 3 sales. That gap reflects a thin, uneven market, so lean on recent comparable sales — you can track them on the live map — before making an offer.

It's slow-moving but competitive at the right price: homes take a median of 101 days to sell, yet sellers have averaged 106% of asking. With only 8 active listings, serious buyers should be ready to act when a well-priced home appears.

There's no HOA figure on record for the neighborhood, so most homes here carry no association dues. The median property tax runs about $4,372 per year, and median rents sit near $2,870 a month if you're weighing owning against renting.