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Juno Beach Community Guide · Palm Beach County

Juno Beach

Quiet oceanfront town, turtle center, and pier

Verified · October 2026

Town of Juno Beach (ZIP 33408)

Entry price range: $620K+

Every claim below links to a dated public source.

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The community in brief

Juno Beach at a glance.

Juno Beach is an incorporated oceanfront town in northern Palm Beach County, ZIP 33408, between the Lake Worth Inlet and Jupiter, known for the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, the Juno Beach Pier, and a deliberately low-key coastal character. The market splits between condominiums along the beach and single-family estates, with the bulk of the inventory in the condo towers. Dated 2026 research puts condo sales around $621,000 to $690,000 and single-family sales around $1.74 to $1.77 million.

Oceanfront and ocean-view condosSingle-family estatesBeach-access townhomes

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Location & boundaries

Oceanfront between the inlet and Jupiter

Juno Beach sits on the ocean side of northern Palm Beach County, ZIP 33408, between the Lake Worth Inlet to the south and Jupiter's town line to the north, with the Intracoastal waterway a mile inland across U.S. 1. A1A runs the town's ocean edge, Donald Ross Road connects west to I-95 in about 12 minutes, and Marathon Boulevard carries traffic north and south. Palm Beach International Airport is about 25 minutes south in normal traffic.

Sources · verified October 2026

Architecture & character

A beach town that stays low

Juno Beach holds its height: low-rise condominiums and quiet residential streets keep the town's scale modest, and the Loggerhead Marinelife Center anchors its conservation-minded identity at the beach's heart. The pier draws anglers and walkers, the beach parks fill with families, and MacArthur Beach State Park sits just south of the town at the inlet. Nightlife is minimal by design; the town's energy is morning surf, turtle season, and the deck life of the condos.

Sources · verified October 2026

Market positioning & pricing

Condos around $650,000; homes around $1.75 million

Closed-sale data, January through September 2026

Dated research shows Juno Beach's condo median sale around $620,750 to $690,000 across 2026 snapshots (68 to 72 sales), with median asking on listed condos much higher, near $1.095 million, because oceanfront units dominate the listing side. Single-family medians ran about $1.74 to $1.77 million in 2026, with homes generally starting around $1.2 million and only about a dozen listed at a time. These are dated figures, not guarantees; confirm the current market with Kelby.

Amenities

Turtle center, pier, and the state park

  • Loggerhead Marinelife Center sea turtle rehabilitation and exhibits
  • Juno Beach Pier for fishing and sunset walks
  • Town beach parks along A1A
  • John D. MacArthur Beach State Park just south at the inlet
  • Oceanfront and Intracoastal recreation within minutes

Sources · verified October 2026

Schools

County district assignments by address

Public schools run through The School District of Palm Beach County, with assignments in the 33408 corridor set per address; research commonly associates Juno Beach Elementary with the town, and middle and high assignments vary by parcel. Verify current boundaries with the school 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.

Sources · verified October 2026

Access & commute

A1A and Donald Ross to I-95

A1A runs the beach, Donald Ross Road and PGA Boulevard connect west to I-95 in about 12 to 15 minutes, and U.S. 1 lies a mile inland. Palm Beach Gardens' retail and job centers run 5 to 15 minutes, and Palm Beach International Airport about 25 minutes south in normal traffic.

Sources · verified October 2026

HOA, club & restrictions

Condo associations dominate the rules

Juno Beach's condo buildings each set their own fees, pet rules, rental restrictions, and age structure, and the beachfront associations carry the higher costs. Exact fees were not itemized in this research; they read Contact for current information. Confirm each association's documents before offering.

Sources · verified October 2026

Flood zone & insurance

Oceanfront town: coastal zones and premiums

The beachside of Juno Beach sits in FEMA coastal high-hazard zones, and flood insurance is effectively mandatory for financed coastal purchases; the inland half of the town faces lower exposure. Premiums vary with elevation, building age, and coverage; verify the exact zone with FEMA's Flood Map Service Center and an insurer before offering.

Sources · verified October 2026

New construction & pre-construction

Limited coastal infill

Unverified

Juno Beach is essentially built out, with rare teardown-and-rebuilds and occasional condo redevelopments. Current construction was not verified in this research; confirm with Kelby.

Sources · verified October 2026

Investment & rental considerations

Beach rental demand with building-level rules

The beach, pier, and turtle center drive steady seasonal rental demand, and each building decides how short those rentals may run. Town short-term rental rules were not verified in this research; confirm the current ordinance and each association's documents before underwriting.

Sources · verified October 2026

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about Juno Beach.

Where is Juno Beach?

On the ocean in northern Palm Beach County, ZIP 33408, between the Lake Worth Inlet and Jupiter's town line, with A1A along the beach and I-95 about 12 to 15 minutes west.

What is Juno Beach known for?

The Loggerhead Marinelife Center, the Juno Beach Pier, quiet low-rise beach living, and MacArthur Beach State Park just south at the inlet.

What does a property cost in Juno Beach in 2026?

Dated 2026 research shows condo sales around $621,000 to $690,000 and single-family sales around $1.74 to $1.77 million. Confirm the current market with Kelby.

Is Juno Beach mostly condos?

Yes. Condominiums make up the bulk of the housing stock along the beach, with a smaller tier of single-family estates and townhomes.

Provenance

Information reviewed October 2026.

Every claim on this page is drawn from public research and linked to its dated source below. Figures such as asking prices, dues, and school assignments change; where a field could not be verified it reads “Contact for current information” and the answer is one call away. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of price, availability, or school assignment.

  • Redfin Juno Beach

    Market median and trends, 2026

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  • Florida Lux Juno Beach

    Town profile and condo median, 2026

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  • PBP Juno Beach

    Town profile and market context

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  • PBP Juno Beach statistics

    Condo and single-family medians, January-September 2026

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  • Meyer Lucas Juno Beach

    Condo medians and building context

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  • Simmonds Team Juno Beach

    Character, amenities, and price bands

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Each source above verified October 2026

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