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PALM BEACH COUNTY · NEW HOME PRICE GUIDE
New Construction Homes in Palm Beach County Under $500,000
YOUR BUDGET BRIEF
Under $500,000
20 published floor plans
7 communities represented
Published starting-price snapshot
November 7, 2026
Published options below $500,000
Rose Model
Coral Model
Ellery Model
Hawthorn Model
Latitude II Model
Cassia Model
Larkspur Model
Aster Model
Opal Model
Topaz Model
Jade Model
Bella Model
Hibiscus Model
Orchid Model
Terra Model
Nautical Model
Waverly Model
Aster II Model
Cassia II Model
TOWNHOME / CONDO
Published from $371,990
3 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,536 sq ft
VILLA / TWIN
Published from $469,990
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,308 sq ft
SINGLE-FAMILY
Published from $499,990
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,921 sq ft
Showing 6 selected plans from 20 matching published floor plans. Explore the broader Palm Beach County home guide for additional context and other price ranges.
Pricing note: “under $500,000” means a published starting price strictly below $500,000. Options, homesite premiums, and other charges may move the completed home above that amount.
What this budget includes in Palm Beach County
The published starting prices below this cap run from $371,990 to $499,990. The entry point in this selection is Rose in Westlake. Confirm which homesite and specification the advertised figure covers.
The difference between the lowest recorded starting price and this search ceiling is $128,010. That is a comparison of advertised figures, not an allowance guaranteed to cover upgrades, fees, or closing costs. Ask for the completed price of the home you select.
Compared with the $400,000 search limit, this tier includes 19 additional listed options with starting prices from $400,000 up to this cap. Examples to review are Ivy at $401,990, Coral at $416,990. The lower-price options are still part of this broader budget search.
The published floor plans in this budget cover 1,305–1,923 square feet. Aster II is one of the largest recorded layouts in this price selection. Compare room arrangement and included features alongside size; extra square footage alone does not describe the whole home.
Compare the location as well as the plan
Palm Beach County offers several separate location searches, so use this budget page to narrow the choices before comparing individual communities. Check the city attached to each plan, the association structure, and the property type. The lowest advertised price alone does not tell you how a particular home would fit your routine.
The home groups shown in this price selection are Townhome / condo, Single-family, Villa / twin. These are broad listing groups, so use the individual model pages to confirm the precise home type. Among the communities to compare are Westlake, Forest – Townhomes, Everton.
Bring these questions to the builder
- Which homesite does this price apply to?
- What is included in the base specification?
- Is this a plan to build or a specific inventory home?
- What recurring community charges apply?
- What completion timing is currently quoted?
Compare more than the starting price
01 / PURCHASE PRICE
Home + selections
Compare the chosen plan and homesite, then identify the structural changes, finishes, and options that affect its total price.
02 / RECURRING COSTS
Community obligations
Request the current association documents and fee schedule. Check included services, any separate assessments, and the responsibilities attached to the specific property.
03 / OWNERSHIP COSTS
The complete budget
Obtain property-specific figures for taxes, insurance, financing, and closing costs. Evaluate them alongside the advertised starting price before choosing a home.
Palm Beach County new-home budget questions
Which new-home communities in Palm Beach County appear below $500,000?
The site-price snapshot includes Westlake, Forest – Townhomes, Everton, Delray Trails The Villas. These are examples from the records in this guide; check the specific model and builder quote for current pricing.
Does a home priced exactly $500,000 fit this search?
No. This page uses published starting prices strictly below $500,000. A home or plan priced at the limit falls outside this particular selection. The completed price of a qualifying base plan can still change with homesite selection and options.
Are these move-in-ready homes?
A published floor plan does not establish that a completed home is available. Open the linked listing and ask whether it represents a plan to build, a home under construction, or a completed residence. Request the current timeline for the specific property.
How is this different from the main Palm Beach County new-home guide?
This page focuses on a single budget cap and a selected comparison of published-price options. The Palm Beach County location guide covers a broader range of communities and budgets. Use it if you want to widen the search.
Can I get current pricing and arrange a visit?
Yes—use the tour request information to ask about the plans and communities that interest you. Include your budget, preferred location, and timing. A request does not itself confirm an appointment or reserve a home.
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Published-price snapshot: November 7, 2026. Prices and specifications are taken from the site records linked above and may change. They are not independently verified builder quotes or confirmation of move-in-ready availability. Base prices may exclude options, homesite premiums, and other charges. Location source 1.
