Seagate

Seagate suits buyers who want estate-scale homes close to the Atlantic and a quick trip to the restaurants and culture of Atlantic Avenue. It's a small, low-density enclave within Delray Beach, so it trades bustle for privacy and space. If you're after a large custom home near the coast, it's one of the strongest addresses in the area.

Yes — it's among the priciest neighborhoods in Delray Beach, with a median list price of $11,495,000 and active homes ranging from $6,495,000 to $12,750,000. The average of $1,876 per square foot reflects both the estate scale and the coastal location. Buyers seeking lower entry points often look to communities like Delray Colonial or Delray Manor instead.

Current listings run from $6,495,000 to $12,750,000 with a median list price of $11,495,000, while homes that actually sold over the past 12 months had a median sold price of $3,750,000. That gap reflects the range of home sizes and the small number of transactions. Median homes here are about 6,587 square feet, so most sales involve substantial custom properties.

It's a thin, patient market — only 3 homes are active and 3 have sold in the past year, with a median of 110 days on market. Sellers are averaging about 95% of asking, meaning well-priced homes hold their value but buyers still have room to negotiate. Because inventory is so limited, timing and readiness matter more than in higher-turnover neighborhoods.

HOA data isn't available for the active Seagate listings, which is common for a neighborhood of individually held estate homes. Property taxes, however, run high given the values here — the median is about $56,467 per year. Budget for those carrying costs alongside the purchase price when you're evaluating a home.