Highland Beach

Highland Beach runs along A1A on the barrier island, ZIP 33487, with Boca Raton bordering it on the south and southwest and Delray Beach to the north and northwest. The town is roughly 98 percent built out and about 67 percent residential. A1A is the spine; Spanish River Boulevard and Linton Boulevard to the south and north reach the mainland and I-95.

Active listings and closed sales, 2025 to October 2026

Entry-level condos start around $425,000 to $500,000, with most two-bedroom, two-bath units listing from the mid-$500,000s to nearly $2 million. Condos and townhomes closed at a median of about $875,000 to $976,000 in 2026 sources, single-family median list was about $4.95 million, and luxury oceanfront estates can exceed $30 million. HOA fees on the full-service towers are substantial. These are dated figures, not guarantees; confirm the current market with Kelby.

Highland Beach public schools run through The School District of Palm Beach County, with assignments set per address and often crossing the Boca Raton line to the south; no single zone was uniformly confirmed in this research, so verify current boundaries with the district before relying on any assignment.

School boundaries change and are set by address, never by community name: verify current boundaries with The School District of Palm Beach County before relying on any assignment.

Condominium associations govern most of Highland Beach, with substantial monthly fees on the full-service towers covering amenities, security, and common areas; the limited single-family inventory has its own covenants. Current fee schedules vary widely by building; confirm with each association before offering.

Completed

The town is roughly 98 percent built out, so new construction is limited to estate rebuilds and renovations; current opportunities were not verified in this research. Confirm directly with Kelby.