Palm Beach Gardens

Apartments for sale in Palm Beach Gardens

Explore apartments in Palm Beach Gardens, a planned city in northern Palm Beach County and home to PGA National Resort: a market of 109 active condos, all resale, with a median price of $369,450.

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Planned city in northern Palm Beach County, home to PGA National Resort

Living in Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Beach Gardens began in the 1950s with John D. MacArthur's vision. The insurance magnate invested heavily in developing 4,000 acres for a community planned for 55,000 people. MacArthur, a lover of trees, instructed that streets and construction go around the banyans and other mature trees already growing on the land instead of cutting them down — a costly decision that defined the city's tree-lined character, with hundreds of waterways and rolling terrain. It formally incorporated on June 20, 1959.

A gem of a place

Today it has 59,182 residents per the 2020 census, with an estimated 63,883 for 2025, in the northern part of Palm Beach County, roughly 80 miles north of Miami.

The city is home to PGA National Resort, which housed the PGA of America's headquarters from March 1965 until 1972, when the association moved to what is today BallenIsles Country Club. The current resort was established in 1980, with five 18-hole courses; the most famous, The Champion, hosted the 1983 Ryder Cup, the 1987 PGA Championship, and has hosted the PGA Tour's Cognizant Classic since 2007. In total, the city has 12 golf courses within its limits.

The Gardens Mall, a 1.4-million-square-foot mall that opened in 1988, and employers including the county school system, Tenet Healthcare, TBC Corporation, ZimVie Dental & Spine and G4S sustain local economic activity.

Something for everyone

Palm Beach Gardens has 109 active condos for sale on the MLS today, none of them new construction — it's an entirely resale market. The median price is $369,450, with a median HOA of $709 a month and a median year built of 1989.

That profile places Palm Beach Gardens between the county's more accessible suburbs and luxury coastal enclaves like Palm Beach or Singer Island — sustained by a corporate and golf base that gives the market stability.

What will you find in Palm Beach Gardens?An area with all the best options

Golf capital
12 golf courses, including PGA National Resort, the PGA of America's historic headquarters and host of the Cognizant Classic.
Diverse corporate base
Tenet Healthcare, TBC Corporation, ZimVie and G4S, alongside the county school system, among the top employers.
Planned, tree-lined city
Designed in the 1950s around its mature trees, with hundreds of waterways and rolling terrain.
Regional connectivity
Minutes from Jupiter, West Palm Beach and Palm Beach International Airport.

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PFS does not currently have its own pre-construction projects in Palm Beach Gardens; the city's condo market is entirely resale.

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Palm Beach Gardens in minutes

  • Jupiter18 minutes
  • West Palm Beach22 minutes
  • Palm Beach International Airport24 minutes
  • Palm Beach26 minutes
  • Delray Beach36 minutes
  • Boca Raton46 minutes

Places of interest in Palm Beach Gardens

  • PGA National ResortA resort with five 18-hole golf courses, the PGA of America's historic headquarters and host of the PGA Tour's Cognizant Classic.
  • The Gardens MallA 1.4-million-square-foot mall that opened in 1988, the city's main retail destination.
  • BallenIsles Country ClubThe PGA of America's former home after its 1972 move, today a private golf club within the city.

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Frequently asked questions about apartments in Palm Beach Gardens

Answer the most common questions about prices, inventory and the process for buying an apartment in this city.

Palm Beach Gardens is a planned city in northern Palm Beach County, incorporated in 1959 on John D. MacArthur's vision, and home to 59,182 residents per the 2020 census. It hosts PGA National Resort — the PGA of America's historic headquarters between 1965 and 1972 — and 12 golf courses within its limits. Its condo market is consolidated and resale: 109 active units today, with a median price of $369,450 and median HOA of $709 a month.

  • To live — You want a planned, tree-lined city, with world-class golf and a calmer pace than the coast.
  • To invest — You want a consolidated market, sustained by a diverse corporate base and golf as an economic driver.
  • A second home near golf — You'd rather be close to PGA National and 12 golf courses, with quick access to Jupiter and West Palm Beach.
  • To rent out — You want to rent to professionals from stable employers or to a sports-tourism segment tied to golf.

Who buys in Palm Beach Gardens? Families looking for a planned, tree-lined city, with good schools and a calm pace; Golf enthusiasts and buyers connected to PGA National or one of the city's 12 courses; Professionals from employers like Tenet Healthcare, TBC Corporation or the county school system; Buyers who want to be close to Jupiter and West Palm Beach without paying Palm Beach island prices.

There are 109 active condos for sale on the city's MLS today, all resale. We can send you updated availability based on what you're looking for.

No. Palm Beach Gardens is a city in northern Palm Beach County, in South Florida — a different county and municipality from Miami.

Palm Beach Gardens combines a diverse corporate base (healthcare, manufacturing, retail) with golf as an economic and tourism driver. We don't guarantee returns: we help you evaluate each opportunity with real market data.

Not currently: the 109 active units on the MLS are resale, with a median year built of 1989.

Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens, and financing alternatives exist depending on the buyer's profile. We help you access those options.

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