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Explore condos in Lake Worth Beach, Palm Beach County's most diverse historic arts district: a walkable Old Town, its own beach, and the most accessible entry point in this area comparison.
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Lake Worth Beach is a city of about 43,365 residents at the heart of Palm Beach County. Its historic Old Town, along Lake Avenue and Lucerne Avenue, brings together galleries, the Lake Worth Playhouse and the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts, with working artist studios, in a walkable setting revitalized in recent years.
The city has its own public beach: the Lake Worth Beach Casino, a 1922 building renovated in 2013, next to the 1954 William O. Lockhart municipal pier. Further inland, John Prince Memorial Park offers over 700 acres built around Lake Osborne, with a golf course, camping and trails. The city also hosts one of Florida's largest Pride parades, and its population is 50.3% Hispanic or Latino, one of the most diverse in the county.
Lake Worth Beach's condo market is entirely resale: 241 active condos for sale, none of them new construction. The median price is $165,000 — the most accessible entry point measured in this Palm Beach County area comparison — with an entry point of $84,900 at the 10th percentile, a median living area of 1,080 square feet, and a median HOA fee of $636 a month.
The median building year is 1981. With a median household income of $61,200 and a median age of 36.6, the city describes a younger, more accessible buyer profile than other coastal areas of Palm Beach County, in one of the county's most diverse communities.
Locate condos, the historic Old Town and the city's main landmarks to get to know it better before deciding.
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Lake Worth Beach is a city of about 43,365 residents, with a walkable historic Old Town and one of Palm Beach County's most diverse communities. Its condo market is entirely resale, with the most accessible median price measured in this county area comparison.
Who buys in Lake Worth Beach? Buyers looking for the most accessible entry point in this area comparison; Arts and culture lovers, drawn by the historic Old Town and its artist community; Buyers who value their own public beach and a historic pier; Rental investors, for some of the lowest HOA fees in the county.
Yes. The city officially changed its name from Lake Worth to Lake Worth Beach in a 2019 vote. The Postal Service and the MLS still use the name 'Lake Worth' for addresses and listings, which is why we still use that name when searching properties, even though the city's current official name is Lake Worth Beach.
The median price is $165,000, with units starting at $84,900 at the 10th percentile. It's the most accessible entry point measured in this Palm Beach County area comparison; we can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.
It's a walkable historic district along Lake Avenue and Lucerne Avenue, with galleries, the Lake Worth Playhouse and working artist studios at the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts, revitalized in recent years.
Not currently: all 241 active condos for sale are resale. The market is entirely resale.
Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens. Financing alternatives exist for foreigners depending on the buyer's profile and the property type; we help you access those options.
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