$334,900
18449 SE WOOD HAVEN LN #E, Jupiter, FL 33469
Listed by Kathryn FrancavillaofGardens West Realty
$269,000
1209 MAIN ST #205, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Steven KolenoofBeycome of Florida LLC
$725,000
6208 Michael ST, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Denise TorresofSerhant
$3,595,000
130 JUPITER KEY RD, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Jack ZaborowskiofEXP Realty LLC
$549,000
503 N PENNOCK LN, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Gary Conner HeiserofFive-Star Property Consultants
$470,000
130 Ocean Cove DR, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Rhea DunnofRE/MAX Masterpiece Realty
$2,199,000
3321 Southern Cay DR, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Matthew McCallofIllustrated Properties
$450,000
6795 PALM GARDEN ST, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Amy CordeiroofCompass Florida LLC
$1,050,000
3991 SHEARWATER DR, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Paul Thomas StockallofCompass Florida LLC
$539,000
184 GREENTREE CIR, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Norris BishopofNorris Bishop Realty Inc.
$849,000
4456 Nicole CIR, Jupiter, FL 33469
Listed by Jorge Alejandro Gomez JrofUnited Realty Group Inc.
$585,000
2101 Marina Isle WAY #404, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Shane AronsonofSerhant
$699,000
129 Stillwater CIR, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Brett Paul BoettgeofReal Broker LLC
$874,999
241 Clocktower DR, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Jaime KleinofLoKation
$1,899,000
105 W SANDPIPER CIR W, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Diana R DukeofLeibowitz Realty Group, LLC./PBG
$725,000
232 Seabreeze CIR, Jupiter, FL 33477
Listed by Benjamin HartmanofIllustrated Properties
$599,000
9791 SE Little Club WAY N, Jupiter, FL 33469
Listed by Jennifer LeenofRE/MAX Gold
$849,900
596 Greenwood DR, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Zachary A GreenbergofCoastal Real Estate Profession
$1,299,000
110 Via Veracruz, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Ray CarranoofPremier Brokers International
$899,000
175 Tresana BLVD #137, Jupiter, FL 33478
Listed by William VolpeofSerhant
$299,000
6511 Chasewood DR #Unit g, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Siobhan S FlynnofParadise Real Estate Intl
$2,025,000
200 Birkdale LN, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Diane GrayofNicklaus Vance
$1,199,000
18831 MISTY LAKE DR, Jupiter, FL 33458
Listed by Jeanette SchutzofAntica Development
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Jupiter's Notable Communities
Jupiter is a town of about 62,350 people, and its neighborhoods range from walkable master-planned villages to ultra-private golf and yacht clubs. Here are the communities buyers ask about most. Click into any one to browse its listings.
Admirals Cove
The town's largest private golf-and-yachting club community, 891 homes with a 63-slip deep-water marina and 45 holes of golf.
Jonathan's Landing
A large, varied golf and boating community with flexible membership options, generally at more accessible price points than the top-end clubs.
Abacoa
Jupiter's most walkable, family-oriented village: Key West-style homes and townhomes, a town center, parks, and Roger Dean Stadium. A different, more accessible side of Jupiter.
The Bear's Club
A small, ultra-private Jack Nicklaus club community at the very top of the Jupiter market, for buyers who want exclusivity and privacy above all.
Four Reasons Buyers Choose Jupiter
Real ocean-access boating
Jupiter sits where the Loxahatchee River meets the Atlantic at the Jupiter Inlet, and the town juts further into the ocean than any other point on the Florida coast. For boaters, that means genuine deep-water and ocean access, not just a canal, which is why so much of the town is built around the water.
A full range of lifestyles
Few towns span this much: walkable, family-friendly Abacoa around $600,000 to $1 million; golf and boating clubs like Jonathan's Landing and Admirals Cove; and ultra-private enclaves like The Bear's Club with estates well into the tens of millions. You can buy very different lives inside the same town.
A low-rise coastal town, not a condo wall
Anchored by the 1860 Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, public beaches, riverfront dining, and natural preserves, Jupiter has kept a low-rise, nautical character rather than a wall of oceanfront high-rises. It has been named among the happiest and best seaside towns in the country.
Location and schools
Jupiter anchors the north end of Palm Beach County, minutes from the PGA Boulevard corridor and roughly 30 to 40 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport. It is served by the School District of Palm Beach County, which the Florida Department of Education rated an A district for 2025-26 (grades released July 2026), part of its appeal for families and second-home owners alike.
Jupiter at a Glance: What Buyers Should Know
Jupiter is a town, not a single building or community, so the diligence is different: taxes, flood zones, schools, and HOA or club costs all vary by location and by neighborhood. Use the profile below as orientation, then confirm the parcel-specific details for any home you are serious about.
| Location | Northern Palm Beach County, where the Loxahatchee River meets the Atlantic at the Jupiter Inlet; about 21 square miles |
| Population | 62,350 estimated as of July 1, 2025, up from 61,047 at the 2020 Census (U.S. Census QuickFacts). Median household income about $110,240 and median owner-occupied home value about $608,600 across roughly 25,618 households. |
| Price bands by segment | Condos roughly $455,000; single-family homes averaging around $1.05 million; luxury waterfront and club estates from about $2 million to $30 million and above |
| Property taxes | The Town of Jupiter's own operating millage is 2.3894 for the 2025 tax year (Palm Beach County Property Appraiser), one of the lower municipal rates in the county, and a small share of the total bill, with the rest going to the county, the school district, and fire and special districts. For homesteaded primary residents the Save Our Homes cap limits annual assessment increases to 3 percent or the change in the consumer price index, whichever is lower, on top of the standard homestead exemption; on a change of ownership the assessment resets to just value, which is why post-sale taxes commonly jump. Waterfront ZIP 33477 carries some of the highest bills. Confirm the specific parcel with the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser. |
| HOA / club fees | Vary widely by community; there is no town-wide HOA. Gated golf clubs such as Admirals Cove carry substantial equity memberships and dues. Confirm the fees for the specific community. |
| Schools | School District of Palm Beach County, rated an A district for 2025-26 by the Florida Department of Education (grades released July 2026). Catchment is assigned by address, so confirm the specific schools for any home. |
| Flood & insurance | Much of Jupiter is coastal or waterfront, so FEMA flood zones and wind and flood insurance costs vary significantly by location. Confirm the flood zone and current insurance quotes for any home before you rely on a budget. |
| Boating & beaches | Ocean access through the Jupiter Inlet, public beaches, and extensive riverfront and canal frontage. Dockage, bridge clearance, and water depth vary by property. |
Sources: U.S. Census QuickFacts, V2025 (population, income, housing); Palm Beach County Property Appraiser 2025 millage table and Tax Collector (millage and tax context); Florida Department of Education and the School District of Palm Beach County (2025-26 district grade); indicative public-portal data from Zillow and Redfin (price bands, not confirmed closed sales). Verified July 2026. Taxes, flood zones, school catchments, and HOA or club fees are parcel- and community-specific and change over time. Dylan can confirm the details that apply to any home before you write an offer.
Jupiter Market Context, Mid-2026
Because Jupiter spans everything from condos to waterfront estates, a single town-wide median can be misleading, and different sources report it anywhere from the high $600,000s to the high $800,000s depending on the month and the mix of sales. The segment figures below are a clearer read; whatever is active right now shows in the live MLS grid above.
Source: aggregated public-portal data (Zillow and Redfin), mid-2026. These are indicative figures drawn from a mix of active and recently listed inventory rather than confirmed MLS closed-sale medians, so treat them as directional: single-family around $1.05 million, condos around $455,000, with roughly 65 days on market. The market has softened somewhat, with a meaningful share of listings taking price reductions, which gives buyers more room to negotiate. For an actual closed-sale read, ask Dylan for BeachesMLS comparables filtered to the specific neighborhood, segment and price point you want.
When Jupiter May Not Be the Right Fit
Jupiter suits buyers who want a low-rise coastal town with real boating and a wide range of neighborhoods. It is not the right fit for everyone. Below are the patterns where buyers usually look to a neighboring town instead.
Jupiter is a spread-out coastal town, not an urban center. For a true downtown with restaurants, culture, and nightlife within walking distance, consider West Palm Beach.
If your priority is a quiet, ultra-private barrier-island estate away from the busier mainland, consider Jupiter Island just to the north.
For a denser concentration of newer, master-planned golf communities just to the south, consider Palm Beach Gardens and the PGA corridor.
Jupiter is mostly low-rise and single-family, with limited oceanfront condo stock. For beachfront condo living nearby, consider Juno Beach.
Jupiter vs. the Towns Buyers Shortlist Against It
vs. Palm Beach Gardens
The larger, more master-planned neighbor just south, built around the PGA Boulevard corridor with a heavy concentration of golf communities, newer construction, and major shopping. It is more suburban and less nautical than Jupiter, and generally set back from the ocean.
Palm Beach Gardens for master-planned golf living and newer construction; Jupiter for coastal-town character and real ocean-access boating.
vs. Tequesta
The smaller, quieter village immediately north, with its own village feel and often a lower-key pace. It offers similar northern-Palm-Beach-County access and waterfront pockets, but far fewer large amenities, dining options, and community choices than Jupiter.
Tequesta for a small, quiet village feel; Jupiter for more amenities, dining, beaches, and a much wider range of neighborhoods.
Buying in Jupiter: What to Know
What does it cost to buy a home in Jupiter?
It depends heavily on segment. Condos run around $455,000, single-family homes average roughly $1.05 million, and luxury waterfront and club estates range from about $2 million to $30 million and above. Town-wide medians reported by different sources fall anywhere from the high $600,000s to the high $800,000s depending on the month and mix, so segment figures are the clearer guide (indicative public-portal data, mid-2026; ask for BeachesMLS closed comparables).
What are property taxes like in Jupiter?
Palm Beach County's effective property tax rate runs near 1 percent of assessed value. The Town of Jupiter's own millage is only a small share of the total bill, with most going to the county, the school district, and fire and special districts. Taxes usually reset toward your purchase price after a sale, a homestead exemption applies for primary residents, and waterfront areas such as ZIP 33477 carry higher bills. Confirm the exact figure for a specific home with the county property appraiser.
How are the schools?
Jupiter is served by the School District of Palm Beach County, which the Florida Department of Education rated an A district for 2025-26 (grades released July 2026). School assignment is by address rather than by town, and catchments can change, so confirm the specific elementary, middle, and high schools for any home you are considering directly with the district.
Is Jupiter a good place for boaters?
Yes, it is one of the main draws. The Jupiter Inlet gives direct ocean access, and the Loxahatchee River, Intracoastal Waterway, and canal system put a large share of homes on or near navigable water. Water depth, dock size, and fixed-bridge clearance to the inlet vary by location, so confirm the specifics for any waterfront home before you count on keeping a particular boat there.
What kinds of neighborhoods does Jupiter have?
A wide range. Abacoa is a walkable, family-friendly master-planned village; Jonathan's Landing and Admirals Cove are golf and boating club communities; The Bear's Club is an ultra-exclusive golf enclave; and there are many non-club waterfront and inland neighborhoods in between. Part of Jupiter's appeal is that very different lifestyles exist inside one town.
Where is Jupiter, and what is it known for?
Jupiter is at the northern end of Palm Beach County, at one of the easternmost points on Florida's Atlantic coast. It is known for the 1860 Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, its beaches and riverfront, a low-rise nautical character, and a reputation as one of the happiest seaside towns in the country. The population is about 62,350.
About Dylan Snyder
Dylan Snyder is a second-generation real estate professional and lifelong Floridian based in Palm Beach, and the founder of the Snyder Group, one of the top-producing teams in the state with over $100 million in annual sales. A licensed Realtor with more than 20 years of experience, he holds the e-PRO, Seller Representative Specialist, Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, and Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) designations and is a member of the National Association of Realtors. He works across Jupiter and northern Palm Beach County, from Abacoa to the waterfront club communities, and can help you weigh neighborhoods, taxes, flood zones, and schools before you write an offer.
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