Old Port Village

It's a small, established coastal neighborhood in Juno Beach built around waterfront and pool homes, so it suits buyers who want space and proximity to the Atlantic. The properties are large — a median of 4,081 square feet — and nine of the current listings include a pool. Families can look into assigned schools like William T. Dwyer High School options and virtual programs in the district.

Yes — this is one of the higher-priced pockets in the area, with a median list price of $7,900,000 and average pricing around $2,049 per square foot. Twelve of the 13 active listings are above $1 million, though the range runs from $172,500 to $35,000,000, so there is more variety than the median suggests.

Active listings span from $172,500 to $35,000,000, with a median list price of $7,900,000 and about $2,049 per square foot. The single home sold in the past 12 months closed at $4,000,000, so actual transaction prices can land well below the top of the list range.

It's thin and slow-moving, with just 13 active listings and one sale in the past 12 months. Homes sit a median of 99 days on market, and sellers have been getting about 84% of asking — meaningful negotiating room for a serious buyer willing to be patient. Watching the live map is the best way to track new inventory here.

HOA data isn't available for the current listings, so fees vary by property and should be confirmed individually. Property taxes run a median of $37,304 per year, which reflects the high assessed values in this waterfront neighborhood. If you're renting instead, the median is around $5,250 per month.