Dreher Park

It's a central West Palm Beach neighborhood built around established residential streets and communities like Cresthaven and Echo Lake. The location puts you close to the city core while keeping a quieter, settled feel. It suits buyers who want convenience without paying for waterfront or gated premiums.

By South Florida standards it's approachable, with a median list price of $599,999 and an entry point around $399,000. The upper end reaches $2,999,000, so there's genuine range depending on what you're after. At an average of $452 per square foot, pricing sits in line with central West Palm Beach.

Active listings carry a median list price of $599,999, while homes that sold over the past 12 months closed at a median of $395,000. The median home runs about 1,391 square feet at roughly $452 per square foot. You can see the full spread on the live map.

It's steady rather than frantic — 17 homes sold in the last 12 months, and current listings take a median 44 days to sell. Sellers are getting about 95% of their asking price on average, which signals a market where buyers still have negotiating room. There are 19 homes active right now across West Palm Beach.

Property taxes run a median of about $5,797 per year for homes in the area. HOA data isn't consistently reported here since much of the stock is single-family, though nearby communities like Century Village do carry association fees. If you're renting first, the median rent sits around $2,850 per month.