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Active-adult living
Compare every Boynton Beach 55+ community in our guides in one place: home types, HOA fees, recent sale prices and which ones are gated.
At a glance
Our guides cover 56 active-adult (55+) communities in Boynton Beach, with roughly 27,479 homes in total. The largest are Palm Isles, Indian Spring and Coral Lakes. 29 of the 56 are gated.
By home type, our guides include 34 communities with single-family homes, 16 communities with condominiums, 4 communities with attached homes and 2 communities with villas.
Monthly HOA fees reported in recent listings range from about $187 at Boynton Leisureville to about $1,153 at Coral Lakes, with a typical fee near $677 across the 36 communities that report one.
Where we have enough recent sales to measure, typical sale prices run from about $79,000 at Village Royale on the Green to about $290,000 at Indian Spring.
Our guides cover 56 active-adult (55+) communities in Boynton Beach, with roughly 27,479 homes in total. The largest are Palm Isles, Indian Spring and Coral Lakes. 29 of the 56 are gated.
In Boynton Beach, our guides include 34 communities with single-family homes, 16 communities with condominiums, 4 communities with attached homes and 2 communities with villas. Each community page lists its home types, sizes and the years the homes were built.
Monthly HOA fees reported in recent listings range from about $187 at Boynton Leisureville to about $1,153 at Coral Lakes, with a typical fee near $677 across the 36 communities that report one. What the fee covers varies by community, so compare what is included, not just the number.
29 of the 56 are gated, including Venetian Isles, Valencia Reserve, The Cascades, Valencia Cove, Valencia Isles and Valencia Lakes. Gated communities are marked on each card above.
Where we have enough recent sales to measure, typical sale prices run from about $79,000 at Village Royale on the Green to about $290,000 at Indian Spring. Prices depend heavily on home type, size, condition and location within the community.
Most 55+ communities follow the federal 55-and-older rule: at least 80 percent of occupied homes must have at least one resident who is 55 or older. That leaves room for some homes without a 55+ resident, but many associations are stricter. Some require a 55+ resident in every home, set a minimum age for other residents, or limit how long younger guests can stay. A smaller number are 62+ communities, where every resident must be 62 or older. Each community spells out its own rules in its documents.
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Paul Christle, Licensed Real Estate Broker · Exodus Realty. Information is believed reliable but not guaranteed. Verify association rules, fees, flood zones, schools and taxes independently.
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