Villages Of Oriole

It suits buyers who want quiet, low-maintenance living on the west side of Delray Beach, with community pools common across the area and many homes offering water views. The neighborhood sits among established communities like Boca Teeca and shares their calm, residential character. It's a practical choice if you prefer a settled setting over a busy downtown scene.

No — it's among the more affordable parts of the Delray Beach market. The median list price is $169,000, active listings range from $65,000 up to $459,900, and pricing averages around $175 per square foot. That entry point makes it accessible for first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors alike.

Active listings have a median list price of $169,000, while homes that actually sold over the past 12 months closed at a median of $156,250. With 42 sales in the last year and sellers netting about 94% of asking, buyers generally have room to negotiate below the sticker price.

There are 128 active listings and homes take a median of 60 days to sell, which points to a steady, unhurried market that favors buyers. With sellers accepting around 94% of asking on average, there's meaningful negotiating room. Compare current options on the live map to gauge where prices are landing.

The median property tax here runs about $2,230 per year, which is modest given the price points in the community. HOA figures aren't consistently reported across current listings, so confirm the monthly dues for any specific building before you make an offer, since they can vary between the condo and villa clusters. If you'd rather rent first, the median rent in the area is around $2,200 per month.