Jupiter is the anchor town of Palm Beach County's northern coast, a community of roughly 61,000 residents built around its namesake lighthouse, a walkable downtown at Harbourside Place, miles of public beach, and one of the highest concentrations of private golf and waterfront communities in Florida.
Palm Beach Gardens is a golf-rich North Palm Beach County city of roughly 61,000 residents, home to some of South Florida's best-known country club communities, the Gardens Mall retail corridor, and easy access to the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway.
North Palm Beach is a waterfront village of roughly 13,300 residents in northern Palm Beach County, known for its Jack Nicklaus-designed municipal golf course, Intracoastal marinas, and a mix of single-family homes and condominiums just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean.
Juno Beach is a small, low-density oceanfront town of roughly 3,900 residents in northern Palm Beach County, known for its barrier-island condo corridor along US-1 and A1A, the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, and one of the densest sea turtle nesting stretches of coastline in the world.
Jupiter Island is an exclusive barrier island community spanning Martin and Palm Beach Counties, home to some of the most expensive real estate in the United States alongside a smaller collection of oceanfront condominiums.
Jupiter Inlet Colony is a small incorporated town on a private peninsula at the mouth of the Jupiter Inlet, home to roughly 236 single-family properties with direct ocean and Intracoastal access, no fixed bridges to open water, and its own municipal police department.
West Palm Beach is Palm Beach County's urban center, a city of roughly 128,000 residents with a walkable downtown along Clematis Street, historic in-town neighborhoods, and a real estate market that spans classic 1920s bungalows to new waterfront condo towers.
Palm Beach is the famous island town in Palm Beach County, home to roughly 9,300 year-round residents, Worth Avenue's luxury shopping district, and a real estate market that spans oceanfront and Intracoastal estates to Mediterranean Revival architecture and condominiums.
Manalapan is an ultra-exclusive barrier-island town of about 400 residents between Palm Beach and Boynton Beach, with ocean-to-Intracoastal estates that include some of the most expensive home sales in Florida history.