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Median price of $165,000, the most accessible entry point in this area comparison.
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The county's most accessible entry point, with a walkable Old Town and its most diverse community
Lake Worth Beach is a city of about 43,365 residents at the heart of Palm Beach County, with a walkable historic Old Town and one of the county's most diverse communities: 50.3% of its population is Hispanic or Latino. Its condo market is entirely resale, with a median price of $165,000, the most accessible entry point in this area comparison.
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Lake Worth Beach is a city of about 43,365 residents, with a median age of 36.6 — a decade younger than other Palm Beach County areas — and a population that's 50.3% Hispanic or Latino, one of the most diverse in the county. Its historic Old Town, along Lake Avenue and Lucerne Avenue, brings together galleries, cafés and nightlife in a walkable setting, and the city hosts one of Florida's largest Pride parades.
Lake Worth Beach's highest-demand segments:

Median price of $165,000, the most accessible entry point in this area comparison.

Galleries, artist studios and the Lake Worth Playhouse, the downtown's cultural anchor.

The Lake Worth Beach Casino and its 1954 municipal pier, the city's main waterfront amenity.
Steps from Lake Avenue and Lucerne Avenue, the historic gallery and dining corridor.
Near the Lake Worth Beach Casino and municipal pier, the city's waterfront amenity.
Next to a 700+ acre park with a lake, golf course and trails.
A young population, with a median age of 36.6, and among the lowest HOA fees in the county.
An accessible entry price for buyers who want flexibility before deciding where to settle.
A diverse, established community, 50.3% Hispanic or Latino.
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.
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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