Boca Raton · Palm Beach County · Atlantic Coast
Boca Raton Homes for Sale: The Country Club Coast
Boca is what happens when a coastal city has 100 years of master-planning, a Mizner architectural inheritance, eight major country clubs inside city limits, 5 miles of public beach, and Florida Atlantic University all stacked into the same 30 square miles. Single-family medians run around $685K with a working price spread from $400K in the western corridor to $20M+ on the Intracoastal — the widest range of any city we cover.
Last verified May 2026 · Market data source: BeachesMLS · Country-club nuance + concierge coordination
Boca Raton at a glance
The Boca country-club calculation
Eight major country clubs sit inside Boca city limits — Boca West, Broken Sound, St. Andrews, Polo Club, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Bath & Tennis, Boca Pointe, Addison Reserve. Most have a mandatory equity buy-in plus monthly dues that materially change total cost of ownership. We map the equity number, dues schedule, member rules, and waitlist length on every country-club community before you write an offer — it is the single biggest hidden line item in Boca buying.
Newest Boca Raton homes for sale

$399,000
2851 S Ocean 0026, Boca Raton, FL 33432
Boca Raton, FL, 33432
Listing provided by United Realty Group Inc.

$682,000
3398 NE 5th Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Boca Raton, FL, 33431
Listing provided by RE/MAX Services

$650,000
814 NW 82nd Place, Boca Raton, FL 33487
Boca Raton, FL, 33487
Listing provided by LoKation

$950,000
2825 NW 29th Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33434
Boca Raton, FL, 33434
Listing provided by Keyes - Boca East
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Last updated: June 3, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Why Northeast and country-club buyers keep landing in Boca
Three things stack and the combination is rare. First, beachfront — 5 miles of public Atlantic beach inside city limits, walking-distance condos, and ocean-access gated communities like Royal Palm. Second, full-amenity downtown — Mizner Park, Town Center mall, the Cultural Center, FAU events, and a working restaurant scene year-round (not just in season). Third, country-club inventory — eight major clubs inside the city, which means buyers who want golf, racquet sports, fine dining, and concierge community life can choose between equity options rather than drive 40 minutes to find one.
The trade is honest: Boca is the most expensive entry point in our service area outside of Parkland luxury estates, and country-club equity buy-ins regularly hit $50K–$300K above the home price. For the right buyer that is the entire point. For buyers who want suburban quiet at a lower price, Parkland or PSL are closer fits.
The Boca Raton neighborhoods worth knowing
Boca is a city of distinct named pockets rather than ZIP-code grids. A working tour from east to west:
- ◆Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club & Sanctuary — east of the Intracoastal, ocean-access gated estates, often $5M–$30M+. The Boca high end.
- ◆Old Floresta — the historic Mizner pocket, 1920s Spanish Colonial Revival homes, walkable to Mizner Park. Architecturally protected, limited inventory, premium pricing.
- ◆Boca Square & Royal Oak Hills — mid-east Boca established single-family neighborhoods, mainstream price points, close to beaches and downtown.
- ◆Boca West, Broken Sound, St. Andrews, Polo Club, Boca Pointe, Boca Bath & Tennis — the major country-club communities. Each has its own equity buy-in, dues schedule, and amenity mix.
- ◆Addison Reserve, Mizner Country Club, Saturnia Isles — west-of-Turnpike larger-lot family-home communities, newer construction, broader price spread.
- ◆West Boca (33498, 33428, 33433) — the city’s entry single-family inventory, where most sub-$700K Boca homes actually exist. Different schools, different feel than east Boca.
On our first call we walk through which two or three Boca pockets fit your budget, country-club preference, beach proximity priority, and school assignment — so showings are focused, not scattershot.
The Northeast-to-Boca tax math
NY State Income Tax
Up to 10.9%
NJ State Income Tax
Up to 10.75%
Florida State Income Tax
0%
On a $750K household income, that is $54,000–$82,000 back every year. For country-club buyers comparing Boca to Westchester, Greenwich, or Short Hills, the annual tax savings frequently cover the dues outright. See the full tax math on the relocation pillar →
What day-to-day life looks like in Boca
Boca operates on three concentric rings. The east is beach-and-downtown — Mizner Park (restaurants, the Cultural Center, the Boca Museum of Art), Town Center mall, Spanish River Park, Red Reef Park, and the public beachfront. The middle is country-club Boca — eight major clubs concentrated in the central residential belt, plus FAU and Boca Raton Regional Hospital. The west is suburban Boca — family neighborhoods, the Sandalfoot / 441 corridor, larger lots, and the entry price points.
Brightline rail runs a station in downtown Boca (opened 2022), which materially changes the calculation for buyers who want Miami or Fort Lauderdale access without a car. Driving: 25 minutes to Fort Lauderdale, 60–75 to Miami, 35 to Palm Beach International, 90 minutes to Orlando.
Buying Boca from out of state
Boca is one of our most common Northeast-relocation engagements — New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Illinois. The country-club due diligence piece is where most out-of-state buyers get surprised: equity buy-in, dues escalation, member rules, waitlist position, and resale-equity refund mechanics vary significantly between clubs. We pull all of it before recommending an offer and coordinate virtual tours, remote inspections, HOA / condo association review, and closing via Florida remote online notarization. See our full 6-step closing process for the mechanics.
Boca Raton schools
Boca Raton falls under the School District of Palm Beach County. Boca Raton Community High School, Spanish River Community High, and West Boca Raton Community High are the major public high schools, with multiple A-rated elementary and middle feeders depending on address. The private school landscape is unusually deep: Pine Crest (Boca campus), Saint Andrew’s, Grandview Preparatory, American Heritage, and several others draw students from the broader region.
Florida Atlantic University sits in central Boca and shapes the city differently than non-college towns — predictable rental demand, year-round event programming, and a research-university tenant base. School boundaries are address-driven and the district updates them periodically, so verify the boundary for any specific property before writing an offer.
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Ready to look at Boca for real?
Tell us your budget, country-club preference (or no-club preference), beach vs. west Boca, and move situation. Beth or Griff will come back within 24 hours with a focused plan — not a brochure tour.
Last verified May 2026