Jupiter Real Estate

Jupiter Homes For Sale

$565,000

The Bluffs

601 Seafarer Cir 101
Jupiter, FL 33477

2

2

1,385 Sq Ft

179 Days

$560,000

The Bluffs

2201 Marina Isle Way 202
Jupiter, FL 33477

2

2

1,385 Sq Ft

Intracoastal Waterway

68 Days

Reduced

$560,000

$590,000

Abacoa

1460 Corbison Point Pl
Jupiter, FL 33458

3

4

2

2,484 SqFt

0.03 Acres

36 Days

Under Contract

$559,900

Jupiter Village

135 Rosewood Cir
Jupiter, FL 33458

3

2

2

2,050 SqFt

Water Front

0.156 Acres

28 Days

$559,500

Jupiter One

1420 Ocean Way 28d
Jupiter, FL 33477

2

3

1,708 SqFt

7 Days

Reduced

$559,000

$579,999

The Bluffs

1601 Marina Isle Way 402
Jupiter, FL 33477

2

2

1,385 Sq Ft

Intracoastal Waterway

90 Days

Under Contract

$555,000

$625,000

Abacoa

1227 N Community Drive
Jupiter, FL 33458

3

3

1

1,921 SqFt

0.06 Acres

106 Days

$555,000

Abacoa

888 University Blvd
Jupiter, FL 33458

3

3

2

2,573 SqFt

289 Days

Reduced

$555,000

$589,900

The Bluffs

901 Seafarer Cir 503
Jupiter, FL 33477

2

2

1,385 Sq Ft

Ocean Access

30 Days

$550,200

The Bluffs

722 Ocean Dunes Cir
Jupiter, FL 33477

3

2

1,254 SqFt

34 Days

$550,000

MLS#AX-11754293

18986 Se Mayo Dr
Jupiter, FL 33469

4

2

1,904 SqFt

0.172 Acres

547 Days

$550,000

Sea Brook Place

170 Seabreeze Cir
Jupiter, FL 33477

2

3

1,250 SqFt

9 Days

865 Active Listings in Jupiter, FL

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In modern times, Jupiter and Jupiter Island ideally capture a balanced and exciting combination of resident tastes for the best in:

• Estate home serenity
• Country club full-service amenities
• Resort-style relaxation and leisure.
• Beachfront/Intracoastal waterway single-family home or condo living
• New Urban Lifestyle (NUL) taking the state by storm, connecting to an array of urban retail and service conveniences minutes from where one lives.

So, with some insight into the region's history, geography, and demographics, let's get to the mainstream topic - Jupiter, FL Real Estate. We present it in relevant categories below to help you relate to the lifestyle that lights your fire. However, before delving into each one, we should point out two fundamental drivers that influence home buyers’ decisions:

Community Features

Monthly HOA fees cover a range of amenities that include some or all of the following:

• Private or semi-private beach access
• Concierge, lobby attendants, and valet
• 24/7 security.
• Elaborate clubhouse facilities.
• State-of-the-art fitness centers.
• Resort-style pool setups with spas, sundecks, and loungers.
• Tennis, pickleball, and other court sports (like bocce and basketball).
• Kiddies' playground areas and splash pools:
• Boat docking.
• Condo building maintenance & insurance
• Lawn maintenance

The fees range from zero (where none of the above applies) to $1.20 per square foot of condo/house ownership, depending on:

• How many residents in the community contribute toward it
• The level of service provided.

In the categories below, we may refer to HOA obligations in general. However, to know precisely what they are - community by community - and the relevant services, please click on the link provided by the community name.

Home Features

Inside communities, the same models frequently appear on the MLS at significantly different prices. The variance occurs for four primary reasons:

• Level of owner upgrades since the developer’s handover.
• Position in the tower or on the real estate landscape.
• View quality.
• Property Types and dimensions.

Country Club Communities

Traditionally, country club communities provide comprehensive amenities ranging from golf to tennis/pickleball centers, fantastic swimming setups, restaurants, valet services, events, water parks for the kids, and more. The catch to this is mandatory membership for all households on the campus, involving non-refundable initiation fees of $100,000 (plus) and annual dues ranging between $20,000 - to $60,000 (aside from HOA fees residents pay for community facilities). A good example is the 340-acre The Loxahatchee Club, with single family houses (up to 7,000 square feet UA) selling for between $500 and $1,000+ per square foot.

However, in the last twenty years, many country clubs disconnected themselves from the HOA organizations managing the residences lining the fairways, making membership optional. In essence, it meant paying on the low end of HOA fees for some community benefits but without access to the extensive CC amenities on homeowners’ doorstep (if rejecting the option). This is called non-equity country club residence - a trend that has caught on like wildfire in Jupiter. We’d love to show you Jupiter Hills Club, Jupiter Dunes, Trump National, The Estuary, Turtle Creek, and Jupiter Country Club as the best non-equity options with massive land coverage over hundreds of acres. 

Homes in the above communities:

• Range from condos to coach homes, townhouses, and SF mansions (vintages 1970s to 1985)
• Spread over the real estate footprints on lakes, fairways, and preserves with magnificent flourishing tropical foliage.
• Show dimensions from 1,200 square feet to 8,400 square feet under-air
• Home values from $615,000 - $7 million, and $270 to over $1,000 per square foot (UA).

The common theme attracting non-equity CC residents is the take-it-or-leave-it membership option, but more crucially, 24/7 gated security, unsurpassed ground maintenance, expansive green belts, spaciousness, natural trails, privacy, and a kaleidoscope of eye-popping outlooks. 

Jupiter Island lifestyles

The unique low-density 24/7 secure communities on this narrow land strip include the enclaves which provide:

• Direct beach access with almost assured privacy
• Intracoastal access/ boat docking across Beach road (steps from the residences)
• Mind-boggling aqua-centric views (plus city night-light-scapes)
• Connection to one-of-a-kind nature preserves for fantastic garden views.
• Many of the community amenities mentioned above. 

We're talking here mostly about mid-rise towers and one SF-compound (Jupiter Inlet Colony), including Passages, Tequesta Towers, Ocean Towers, Regency, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Seaglass, Ocean Sound, and The Landfall.  

As a result, these structures - mostly pre-1990 vintages with significant owner upgrades - are on the high end of HOA fees (explained above). Also, there's no point in looking here unless you appreciate that home values begin north of $1,000 per square foot (UA) and, in some buildings (e.g. Seaglass), go as high as $3,435. In the latter case, a 5323 per square foot (UA) unit will take the buyer well into the ten-digit dollar arena. 

Notably, MLS listings in these complexes are rare, even in a hot Jupiter, Fl real estate market. So locating a compelling option on Jupiter Island is never in the bargain basement.

Overviewing the Jupiter Island category is incomplete without a special mention of Jupiter Inlet Colony's estate homes in a section dominated by condo towers, as follows:

• HOA fees are zero because the complex has no bells and whistles.
• Residences start at $4 million and range to over $14 million selling at between $1,500 and $2,500 a square foot for pre-1960 structures and ground-up modern build-outs ongoing in 2023.

Beachfront Communities

The significant difference between Jupiter Island and Jupiter mainland beachfront communities is that the A1A fronts all communities in this category, save for one - Ocean Trail (the only high-rise in the town). Thus, prospective buyers will find houses, condos, and townhomes fitting this characteristic with accommodations around 1,100 square feet ranging to 4,000 square feet under air for prices per square foot (UA) between $350 and $1,000. 

The communities in the mix are Xanadu, Jupiter Ocean Grande, The Corinthians, Oceancrest, Jupiter Key, Ocean Club, Ocean Walk, The Shores, and The Bluffs. Contrary to Jupiter Island, the MLS reflects multiple listings, with somewhat confusing price gaps for the four reasons described above.  

Jupiter Homes not on the beachfront

The most popular neighborhoods we recommend are Sonoma Isles, Rialto, Bridgewater, Prado, Island Country Estates, Egret Landing, Jupiter Ocean and Racquet Club, Sea Brook Place, Jupiter Yacht Club, Jupiter Bay, Ocean Parks, and Abacoa, a master community with a unique culture families love. Expect a mixture of condos, townhouses, and SF residences - 740 square feet to over 5,700 square feet (UA) - with home values ranging from $232 to $992 per square foot (UA).

HOA fees generally range on the lower end of the spectrum described above due to massive resident numbers sharing the costs.

No matter where you live in Jupiter, Fl, connecting to its sophisticated commercial center is smooth and seamless. 

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