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ROYAL PALM BEACH · SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
New Construction Single-Family Homes in Royal Palm Beach, FL
Royal Palm Beach has one single-family home community in our listings, Parkside, with 5 floor plans priced from $740,000 to $914,995. Half of the plans start at or below $834,995, and the typical price works out to about $288 per square foot. The lowest-priced plan is the Tucson at Parkside, with 3 bedrooms and 2,026 square feet.

single-family homesAT A GLANCE
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New single-family homes in Royal Palm Beach, with 5 single-family home plans from $740K.
- Price range: $740K to $915K
- Bedrooms: 3 to 5
- Size: 2,026 to 3,684 sq ft
- Median price per sq ft: $288
Updated November 14, 2026 from our listings.
Single-Family Homes communities in Royal Palm Beach
Updated automatically as single-family home communities are added in Royal Palm Beach.
Parkside
Single-Family Homes floor plans in Royal Palm Beach, lowest price first
Open a plan for the layout and the current starting price.
Tucson Model
Positano III Model
Reine II ESP Model
Rhodes II Model
Wicklow IV Model
What your budget buys in a new single-family home in Royal Palm Beach
- Under $900K: 4 single-family home plans, at Parkside.
- $900K and up: 1 single-family home plan, at Parkside.
Single-family home starting prices by bedroom count
Five-bedroom plans are the most common, three of 5. The lowest-priced five-bedroom plan starts $15,000 above the lowest-priced four-bedroom plan.
- 3 bedrooms: 1 plan, 2,026 sq ft, from $740,000
- 4 bedrooms: 1 plan, 2,796 sq ft, from $819,995
- 5 bedrooms: 3 plans, 2,899 to 3,684 sq ft, from $834,995
New single-family homes elsewhere in Palm Beach County
- Palm Beach Gardens: 11 communities, 83 plans, 1,905 to 5,502 sq ft, from $724,995
- Westlake: 2 communities, 38 plans, 1,644 to 4,314 sq ft, from $465,990
- Lake Worth: 6 communities, 34 plans, 1,889 to 6,698 sq ft, from $669,900
- Boynton Beach: 4 communities, 26 plans, 2,271 to 4,850 sq ft, from $919,990
- Boca Raton: 2 communities, 19 plans, 2,573 to 5,453 sq ft, from $1,788,900
- West Palm Beach: 3 communities, 12 plans, 1,889 to 4,023 sq ft, from $1,809,900
- Wellington: 3 communities, 9 plans, 2,016 to 5,251 sq ft, from $849,990
- Jupiter: 2 communities, 6 plans, pricing not yet published
Single-family home communities by starting price
- Parkside: 5 plans, 2,026 to 3,684 sq ft, from $740,000
Single-family home plans worth a closer look
- Most space: the Wicklow IV at Parkside, 3,684 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, from $914,995.
- Lowest price per square foot: the Wicklow IV at Parkside, about $248 per sq ft (3,684 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, from $914,995).
- Lowest-priced four-bedroom plan: the Positano III at Parkside, 2,796 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, from $819,995.
- Most space at or below the median price of $834,995: the Reine II ESP at Parkside, 2,899 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, from $834,995.
How single-family homes compare with all new homes in Royal Palm Beach
Single-family homes make up 5 of the 7 new-home floor plans we list in Royal Palm Beach, across 1 community. The median single-family home plan starts at $834,995, in line with the $819,995 median for all new homes in Royal Palm Beach. By price per square foot, single-family homes work out to about $288, against $293 for Royal Palm Beach as a whole. Across Palm Beach County, single-family homes have a median starting price of $1,102,490, based on 242 plans.
Single-family home, townhome or villa?
A detached single-family home has no shared walls and usually a private yard, which is why it costs more than an attached home of the same size. Townhomes and villas trade some privacy and yard space for a lower price and, often, less exterior maintenance.
In Royal Palm Beach our listings currently include 5 single-family home plans, 2 townhome plans and 0 villa plans. Single-Family Homes start at $740,000. Compare the monthly cost as well as the price, since what the association maintains differs from one home type to another.
What separates one new single-family home from another
Two houses with the same square footage can feel very different to live in, and the price follows the land as much as the floor plan.
The homesite. Lot size, what is behind the house (a lake, a preserve or another back yard) and the direction it faces all carry premiums. Ask for the lot map and the premium on each homesite you like.
The layout. One-story plans cost more per square foot of living space than two-story plans of the same size, because they need more roof and foundation. Count bedrooms on the main floor if stairs matter to you.
The garage and storage. A two-car garage is standard in most communities, three-car garages usually belong to the larger plans or the higher-priced collections.
Questions to bring to the sales office
- Which homesites does this starting price apply to?
- What is the premium for a lake, preserve or oversized lot?
- What do the HOA dues cover, and is there a CDD?
- Which features are standard and which are options?
The costs that do not show in the price
01 / THE LAND
Lot premiums
The published price is usually the lowest-priced homesite. Lakes, preserves, corners and larger lots add to it, sometimes by tens of thousands of dollars.
02 / THE MONTHLY NUMBER
HOA, CDD and insurance
Ask for the HOA dues, any CDD assessment on the tax bill and an insurance quote for the exact address. Together they can change your monthly payment more than a small price difference.
03 / THE TIMELINE
To be built or ready soon
A to-be-built home lets you choose options but can take many months. Homes already under construction close sooner, with fewer choices left.
Royal Palm Beach for single-family home buyers
Palm Beach County still has room to grow in the west, so most larger new communities sit west of the coastal cities, while the east sees smaller infill projects. The trade-off is familiar: more house and newer amenities further west, a shorter drive to the beaches and downtowns further east. Check commute times and the school assignment for the exact address.
Every new home in Florida is built to the state building code’s wind standards, and homes in higher-wind and coastal areas need impact-rated windows and doors or approved shutters. Ask which protection is standard and which is an upgrade, and ask your insurance agent how the home’s wind-mitigation features affect the premium.
New single-family homes in Royal Palm Beach: common questions
Which single-family home communities are being built in Royal Palm Beach?
Our listings currently show 1 community: Parkside. This answer updates as listings change.
How much do new single-family homes cost in Royal Palm Beach?
Published starting prices currently run from $740,000 to $914,995, for plans of 2,026 to 3,684 square feet. The median is $834,995, about $288 per square foot. Starting prices exclude options and homesite premiums.
What is the lowest-priced new single-family home in Royal Palm Beach?
Right now it is the Tucson at Parkside, published from $740,000 with 3 bedrooms and 2,026 square feet. The floor-plan list on this page is sorted lowest price first.
Are there new single-family homes in Royal Palm Beach under $600,000?
Not right now. The lowest published starting price is $740,000, for the Tucson at Parkside. New releases and price changes appear on this page automatically.
How big are new single-family homes in Royal Palm Beach?
Plans currently range from 3 to 5 bedrooms and 2,026 to 3,684 square feet. Five-bedroom plans are the most common, three of 5. The largest is the Wicklow IV at Parkside, with 3,684 square feet.
Do new single-family homes have HOA fees?
Almost all new communities have a homeowners association. The dues and what they cover vary, from basic common-area upkeep to lawn care and resort-style amenities, so ask for the current budget.
How big is a typical lot?
It depends on the community and the collection. Ask for the lot map, which shows each homesite’s dimensions and any premium.
The Royal Palm Beach new-home market
All home types in Royal Palm Beach, for comparison with the single-family home figures above.
Royal Palm Beach market insights · updated Nov 142 communities · 7 floor plans · from $497K · median $820K · $293/sq ftShow charts & dataHide charts & data
Market insights · updated Nov 14, 2026
Royal Palm Beach new construction by the numbers
7 floor plans from 2 builders make up Royal Palm Beach's new construction market on our site, spread across 2 communities. Prices start at $496,990 at Lakeside Landing, and the median plan lists for $819,995, about $293 per square foot. 71% of the plans are single-family homes.
- New homes from $497K
- 3 plans under $750K
- Townhomes from $497K
- Communities
- 2
- Floor plans
- 7
- all with published prices
- Median plan price
- $819,995
- Middle half $624K–$855K
- Median price / sq ft
- $293
- Typical size 2,796 sq ft
- Builders
- 2
- Most plans: K. Hovnanian, D.R. Horton
- Median since Nov 2
- +63.2%
- $502,490 → $819,995
Home types
- Single-family71%5 plans · from $740K
- Townhome & condo29%2 plans · from $497K
How Royal Palm Beach compares
The median plan here is 18% below the Palm Beach County median.
Median plan price
- Royal Palm Beach$820K
- Palm Beach County$997K
- Florida$577K
Median price per sq ft
- Royal Palm Beach$293
- Palm Beach County$375
- Florida$273
Size vs price
Each dot is a floor plan. Tap one to open it.
- Single-family
- Townhome & condo
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| Plan | Price | Sq ft | $/sq ft | vs typical |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bondi · Lakeside Landing | $507,990 | 1,446 | $351 | |
| Waverly · Lakeside Landing | $496,990 | 1,532 | $324 | |
| Positano III · Parkside | $819,995 | 2,796 | $293 | |
| Reine II ESP · Parkside | $834,995 | 2,899 | $288 | |
| Rhodes II · Parkside | $874,995 | 3,256 | $269 | |
| Tucson · Parkside | $740,000 | 2,026 | $365 | |
| Wicklow IV · Parkside | $914,995 | 3,684 | $248 |
Compare communities
Lakeside Landing is the most affordable by median price ($502K) and Parkside the most expensive ($835K).
- Full price range
- Middle half of plans
- Median
- Lakeside Landing2 plans$502K
- Parkside5 plans$835K
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| Community | Communities | Plans | From | Median | Up to | $/sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lakeside Landing | 1 | 2 | $496,990 | $502,490 | $507,990 | $338 |
| Parkside | 1 | 5 | $740,000 | $834,995 | $914,995 | $288 |
Trend
Since Nov 2, 2026, the median plan price has moved from $502,490 to $819,995 and listed plans from 2 to 7.
Median plan price
Floor plans listed
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| Day | Median price | Plans | Communities | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 13, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 12, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 11, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 10, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 9, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 8, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 7, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 6, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 5, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 4, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 3, 2026 | $819,995 | 7 | 2 | $496,990 |
| Nov 2, 2026 | $502,490 | 2 | 1 | $496,990 |
Communities in Royal Palm Beach
Every new construction community here, with the most floor plans first.
From $740K · median $835K
5 plans · 2,899 sq ft typical · K. Hovnanian
Largest homes
From $497K
2 plans · 1,489 sq ft typical · D.R. Horton
Lowest priceMostly townhomes
Builders in Royal Palm Beach
2 builders are building here. K. Hovnanian lists the most floor plans, 71% of the total.
From $740K · median $835K
1 community · 5 plans · $288/sq ft · 2,899 sq ft typical
71% of plans here
From $497K
1 community · 2 plans · 1,489 sq ft typical
Lowest starting price
29% of plans here
What your budget buys in Royal Palm Beach
4 plans (57% of 7) in 2 communities fit this budget. Typical size 1,779 sq ft, up to 2,796. Most have 3 bedrooms.
Roomiest homes in this budget
- Positano IIIParkside$819,995 · 4 bd · 3 ba · 2,796 sq ft
- WaverlyLakeside Landing$496,990 · 3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,532 sq ft
Starting prices by bedrooms
- 3 bed $496,990 3 plans · 1,532 sq ft typical
- 4 bed $819,995 1 plan · 2,796 sq ft typical
- 5 bed $834,995 3 plans · 3,256 sq ft typical
Most home for the money
Plans with the lowest price per square foot in Royal Palm Beach.
$248 per sq ftWicklow IVParkside · K. Hovnanian$914,9955 bd · 4.5 ba · 3,684 sq ft · $248/sq ft
$269 per sq ftRhodes IIParkside · K. Hovnanian$874,9955 bd · 4 ba · 3,256 sq ft · $269/sq ft
$324 per sq ftWaverlyLakeside Landing · D.R. Horton$496,9903 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,532 sq ft · $324/sq ft
$351 per sq ftBondiLakeside Landing · D.R. Horton$507,9903 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,446 sq ft · $351/sq ft
Quick answers about new construction in Royal Palm Beach
How much does a new construction home cost in Royal Palm Beach?
New construction floor plans in Royal Palm Beach start at $496,990 and the median list price is $819,995. The middle half of plans list between $623,995 and $854,995. That works out to about $293 per square foot for a typical 2,796 sq ft home.
How many new construction communities are in Royal Palm Beach?
There are 2 new construction communities in Royal Palm Beach with 7 floor plans listed.
Which home builders are building in Royal Palm Beach?
2 builders are active here: K. Hovnanian (1 community), D.R. Horton (1 community).
What is the most affordable new construction community in Royal Palm Beach?
Right now it is Lakeside Landing, with plans from $496,990. Parkside ($740,000) follow.
Calculated from the 9 builder listings on this site and refreshed automatically whenever listings change (last update Nov 14, 2026). Prices are builder base prices and can change; confirm details with the builder. Daily market tracking began Nov 2, 2026.
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- Townhomes: 1 community, 2 plans, 1,446 to 1,532 sq ft, from $496,990
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