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Palm Springs is a village within Palm Beach County, Florida, and is part of the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Boynton Beach MSA. The land comprising most of Palm Beach County was first purchased for settlement by tycoon and railroad developer Henry Flagler, who, in the late 19th century, established the town of West Palm Beach as a community for the servants employed at two of his grand hotels. The region developed quickly, primarily as a tourist destination that benefited from Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway. As the state grew in reputation, people began to permanently settle, which is reflected in the Florida land boom of the 1920’s. As West Palm Beach and Miami rivaled as cultural centers of southeast Florida, new residential communities began cropping up to accommodate the area’s influx of residents. The village of Palm Springs saw development after 1957, when 2.5 square miles—including 700 acres of dairy farm—were chartered for the new community.
Today Palm Springs has a population of nearly 14,000 people. The village is predominantly residential, but is self-sufficient with its own commercial center that includes retail shops, restaurants, theaters and various services. The village has a quiet, small-town atmosphere, but residents of Palm Beach have the thrills of the city right at their fingertips. Palm Springs is conveniently situated close to many of southeast Florida’s great locations, such as Lake Worth, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale. And for that exciting weekend getaway, the fabulous city of Miami is only 70 miles away! Palm Springs is a great place to raise a family; with its gorgeous landscape and moderate climate, the region lends itself to year round outdoor fun for the kids. The village is part of the Palm Beach County School District, and Palm Springs itself has three public schools and one private school.
For those who want to relocate to Palm Springs, FL, the real estate market offers a variety of housing options. Real estate in Palm Springs includes condominiums, townhouses, and single family homes that are affordable to those from all walks of life, whether you are a first time homebuyer or a seasoned investor. Condominiums and townhouses in Palm Springs range in price from under $50,000 to $260,000. Many communities are centrally located near shopping centers, offer excellent amenities and make life in Palm Springs a breeze with maintenance-free homeownership. Single family homes in Palm Springs range in price from $130,000 to $530,000, and include fixer-uppers as well as new renovations. Homes in Palm Springs are typically large, featuring 3 or more bedrooms and 2 or more bathrooms. Higher priced real estate often comes with large lots and sometimes lakeside views and water access. No matter what you are looking for—a cozy condo, a starter home, or a tropical retreat—the real estate market has what you need to build a wonderful life in Palm Springs, FL.
West Palm Beach is the largest city in Palm Beach County, with a population of about 98,000. This urban metropolis is a popular vacation destinatio... Read more
When John D. MacArthur began to develop a new Florida community north of West Palm Beach in 1960, he had a specific vision for what the new cit... Read more
On the prestigious “Gold Coast” of Florida, Boca Raton is sited between the posh island of Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, the boating capital or th... Read more
It all began with a man and a vision. Addison Mizner, the founding father of Boca Raton, envisioned a fantasyland where the rich and famous coul... Read more
The city of Ft. Lauderdale, located in the southeastern tip of the Florida Peninsula, is a relatively new city, not having been developed an... Read more
Fort Lauderdale is a city of islands held together by canals, rivers, bays and waterways hundreds of miles long. Many Fort Lauderdale residents an... Read more
With top-rated beaches and plenty of “Old Florida” historic charm, its no wonder the city of Boynton Beach has experienced rapid growth over th... Read more
Delray Beach, with a population of approximately 64,000, is located on the Atlantic shore in southern Palm Beach County. Delray Beach received th... Read more
The small seaside town of Delray Beach was once home to pineapple fields and coastal jungle, and has transformed itself over the past century int... Read more
The Village of Wellington is fairly new on the South Florida landscape, having only been incorporated in 1995. It is also quite a unique communit... Read more
Situated in the north-central part of Palm Beach County between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, Singer Island is a 4 mile barrie... Read more
A master planned community located in southwest Broward County, Weston, Florida was incorporated in 1996 and developed over the past several years.... Read more
For many years, Pembroke Pines was one of the fastest growing cities in the country as people discovered its convenient location with easy access t... Read more
Lake Worth, Florida is a well-known community in all of Florida Central to Palm Beach County. Nearly a million residents live in this city, and mor... Read more
Lake Worth is a mid-size city located in central Palm Beach County, about 6 miles south of downtown West Palm Beach and the Palm Beach Internationa... Read more
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