Grandview Heights

It's a good fit if you value walkability and character over space, since it puts you within a short walk of downtown West Palm Beach and the Intracoastal. The homes lean small and historic, so it suits buyers who want location above square footage. For a broader look at the surrounding market, browse West Palm Beach homes for sale.

Yes — the median list price is $1,200,000 and homes average $1,086 per square foot, which is high because you're paying for a walkable, historic location near downtown. That said, the compact home sizes mean total prices can start lower than in larger-lot neighborhoods. You can compare nearby areas like Cresthaven to see the range.

Current listings run from $1,100,000 up to $2,450,000, with a median of $1,200,000. With a median home size around 1,054 square feet, you're paying a premium per foot rather than for volume. See what's available now on the live map.

It's a very thin, slow-moving market — only 3 homes are active and the median listing has sat for 231 days, with no recorded sales in the past 12 months. That points to limited turnover and room to negotiate on the right property, but also fewer choices. Buyers should be patient and ready to move when the right home appears.

There's no reported HOA in Grandview Heights, which is typical for this older single-family neighborhood, and median property taxes run about $10,341 per year. Median rent sits around $2,100 per month if you're weighing renting against buying. Nearby communities like Andros Isle may carry different HOA structures worth comparing.