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Explore condos in Boca Raton, Palm Beach County: Mediterranean architecture, beach, and a more accessible entry price than Miami, about 45 minutes north.
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Boca Raton is lived around its Mediterranean architecture: Mizner Park as the social and retail center, Town Center at Boca Raton as the county's largest mall, and the historic Boca Raton hotel as the city's landmark. That's 5 miles of Atlantic coastline and 49 parks within city limits.
Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is the largest local employer and brings a young population to a city that also ranks among Florida's favorite second-home destinations. That mix — students, professionals and seasonal buyers — is what sustains rental demand year-round.
Boca Raton's inventory combines affordably priced resale condos with new projects near Mizner Park and downtown. It's a city with 47+ residential projects under municipal review — growth is still active here.
For buy-to-rent investors, Boca Raton has a strong seasonal component: it ranks among Florida's favorite second-home destinations, which sustains both seasonal and annual rental demand from professionals working near FAU and the I-95 office corridor.
Locate condos, residential buildings and the city's key landmarks to get to know it better before you decide.
Answers to the most common questions about pricing, location, renting and the process of buying a condo here.
Boca Raton is the city architect Addison Mizner designed in the 1920s in Mediterranean style, a stamp that still defines its center around Mizner Park. It's a gateway to South Florida that's more affordable than Miami, with the same beach and climate, and a strong base of second-home buyers that supports the area's value.
Who buys in Boca Raton? Buyers looking for a more affordable entry price than Miami; Second-home buyers who spend part of the year in Florida; Investors following the city's active growth; Professionals and families tied to FAU and the I-95 office corridor.
Price varies by building, age and proximity to the beach or Mizner Park. There are more affordable resales and new projects across different price ranges.
No. It's in Palm Beach County, about 45 minutes north of Miami, in South Florida.
Yes, Boca Raton ranks among Florida's favorite second-home destinations, with a high share of seasonal housing.
Annual rental is the most stable, with a strong seasonal component driven by the city's second-home profile.
Yes. International buyers can purchase without being a US resident or citizen, and financing alternatives exist for foreign buyers depending on their profile.
