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It's a practical, well-located pocket of Palm Springs with easy access to West Palm Beach and the wider county. Most homes are condos or small single-family properties, and pools are common — 91 of the 124 active listings have one. It suits buyers who want affordability and convenience over sprawling lots.

No — this is one of the more affordable areas in Palm Beach County, with a median list price of $116,750 and active listings ranging from $35,000 to $880,000. Homes that sold over the past year closed at a median of $110,000, so entry costs stay low compared to coastal neighborhoods.

Expect a median list price around $116,750, with an average of $167 per square foot on a median home size of about 829 square feet. The 57 homes sold in the last year came in at a median of $110,000, and you can see current pricing on Palm Springs homes for sale.

There are 124 active listings, and homes take a median of 86.5 days to sell — a slower pace that favors buyers. Sellers are averaging about 95% of their asking price, which means there's genuine room to negotiate.

The median HOA runs about $500 per month, reflecting the condo-heavy housing mix, while the median property tax is a modest $1,797 per year. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent in the area is around $1,700 per month.