South Florida Market

Real Estate in Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County spans coastal cities, established business centers and inland communities. We help owners, buyers, investors, landlords and tenants compare opportunities with local jurisdiction and property-specific diligence in mind.

Local considerations

Local Jurisdictions

County planning and zoning govern unincorporated areas, while cities including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton and Delray Beach maintain separate local processes.

Flood & Parcel Research

Updated FEMA flood maps became effective in December 2024. Current parcel and flood records should be checked by address rather than inferred from a broader area.

Business & Mobility

Employment centers, road access, public transit and the operating needs of a business all help define the right county submarket.

Our approach

Evaluate the market, then the property

  1. 01

    Clarify the objective

    Set the property, location, operating, financial and timing criteria for the assignment.

  2. 02

    Study the local setting

    Review the relevant municipality, parcel records, flood resources, access and comparable alternatives.

  3. 03

    Coordinate diligence

    Bring in legal, tax, lending, inspection and technical advisers appropriate to the property and transaction.

Common questions

Who handles zoning in Palm Beach County?

The county Planning, Zoning and Building Department handles unincorporated areas. Incorporated municipalities generally have separate zoning and building departments.

Where can I check Palm Beach County parcel and flood information?

The Palm Beach County Property Appraiser provides official parcel records. Current flood information is available from county mapping resources and FEMA’s Map Service Center.

General information only. Real estate, legal, tax, lending and technical questions should be reviewed by the appropriate licensed professional for the specific transaction.