Indian Spring

It's a settled, water-oriented part of Boynton Beach where pools and lake frontage are common — 40 of the 45 current listings have a pool and 23 are waterfront. You're surrounded by established communities like Golfview Harbour and Leisureville, which speaks to its long-standing residential character.

It's mid-range for Palm Beach County, with a median list price of $359,000 and an average of $215 per square foot. The active range spans $179,000 to $810,000, and notably there are no listings above $1M right now, so this isn't a luxury enclave.

The median list price is $359,000 for a median home size of around 1,728 square feet, while homes that actually sold over the past year closed at a median of $377,000. Compared to the broader Boynton Beach market, that puts Indian Spring squarely in accessible territory.

There are 45 active listings and 20 homes sold in the last 12 months, with a median 63 days on market. Sellers are getting about 94% of their asking price, which tells you buyers have room to negotiate but well-priced homes still move.

The median property tax runs $2,973 a year, which is modest for the area. HOA figures aren't consistently reported across these listings, so confirm dues community by community — a few of the gated pockets among the six gated listings will carry their own fees.