Pine Ridge At Delray Beach

It's a strong fit for buyers who want a low-key, single-family setting with water and pool homes near the heart of Delray Beach. Seven of the nine current listings have pools and six sit on water, so outdoor living comes standard. It also sits close to established communities like Pines Of Delray North, giving it a settled, residential feel.

Compared to much of Delray Beach, it's relatively attainable — the median list price is $379,000 and homes average about $231 per square foot. The current active range runs from $219,900 up to $448,000, and there are no listings above $1M, so this stays firmly in the mid-market. It's a practical entry point into the broader Delray Beach market.

Active listings are priced from $219,900 to $448,000 with a median of $379,000, and the median home size is about 1,557 square feet. Over the past 12 months the median sold price came in lower at $332,500, which reflects the small sample of just four sales. Reviewing the live map helps you compare what's actually available right now.

It's a low-volume, steady market — nine homes are active and only four sold in the last year, so choices are limited but so is competition. Homes take a median of 57 days to sell and sellers are getting about 97% of their asking price. That balance means well-priced listings still move, but buyers have room to negotiate on homes that linger.

The median property tax here is about $3,580 per year, which is modest for single-family Delray Beach. HOA data isn't consistently reported for the active listings, so confirm any dues and what they cover on a home-by-home basis. If you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent runs around $2,850 per month.