336 E Coconut Palm Road, Boca Raton
561-637-4559
Real Estate Company
Updated November 9, 2026
About 44 new construction single-family homes are listed in Boca Raton as of early November 2026. Entry pricing begins around $1.9 million and the top of the market reaches past $33 million, with the average active listing near $9.9 million. These are big houses: the average is roughly 5,950 square feet with five bedrooms and seven baths, and the average works out to about $1,498 per square foot. Boca is the most expensive new-home market on this stretch of coast by a wide margin, and the reason is concentration - a handful of addresses east of Federal Highway pull the whole average upward.
Boca Raton is not one new-construction market. It is two, and they barely overlap.
East of Federal Highway and down toward the Intracoastal you have teardown-and-rebuild on established lots, plus a small number of remaining homesites inside gated waterfront enclaves. Lot value is the dominant number in the price. A buyer here is paying for the dirt and the water access first and the house second.
West of the turnpike you have the opposite: builder-delivered homes in planned communities where the lot is standardized, the plans are published, and the price reflects the structure. Same city, same tax collector, a price per foot that can differ by a factor of three.
Treat them as separate decisions. A buyer who starts at the east end and works west is usually disappointed by the west, and a buyer who does the reverse is usually shocked by the east. Know which market you are shopping before you tour anything.
| Community or plat | Roughly where | Price band | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club | East of Federal, south of Palmetto Park | From about $17M, up to about $34M | The top of the city. Guard-gated, deepwater addresses, homes at 8,000 to over 10,000 square feet. Club membership is separate from the home purchase. |
| Sun and Surf | Orchid Drive, east of the Intracoastal | From about $20M, up to about $26M | Barrier-island addresses a short walk from the sand. Very few homes, very rarely available. |
| The Sanctuary | Ibis Point, off NE Spanish River Boulevard | Around $18M | Guard-gated and patrolled, with deepwater frontage and ocean access. Roughly 9,000 to 10,000 square foot homes. |
| Golden Harbour | East Boca, off Palmetto Park Road | From about $11M, up to about $12M | Canal lots with ocean access, walking distance to downtown. Boaters pay a premium here. |
| Patch Reef Estates | NW 43rd Street, central Boca | Around $12M | Estate scale inland. Large acreage without the waterfront cost. |
| Spanish River Land | Banyan Road and Cocoanut Road | From about $5M, up to about $11M | One of the oldest and most established addresses in the city. New houses going up on very old streets. |
| St Andrews Country Club | West Boca, off Clint Moore Road | Around $10M | Large gated golf community. Mandatory club membership - confirm the current initiation and dues in writing. |
| Boca Villas | NE 8th Street, just north of downtown | Around $11M | Walkable to Mizner Park and the beach. Deep lots, very large rebuilds. |
| Boca Raton Riviera | NE Spanish Trail, Spanish Court, Wavecrest Way | From about $5.7M, up to about $22M | The most active rebuild corridor in east Boca. Wide spread depending on whether the lot touches water. |
| Boca Harbour and Boca Islands | Northeast and southeast canal grids | From about $6M, up to about $7.8M | Canal addresses with ocean access. The practical entry point for a new waterfront house here. |
| Bel Marra and Kings Court | Enfield Street, NE 2nd Street | From about $6.4M, up to about $6.8M | Small pockets of new construction close in. Walkable, no water. |
| Whisem and Morningside | NE 4th Avenue, NE 15th Terrace, Orchid Bay | From about $4.9M, up to about $6.3M | Steady infill north of downtown. Several homes carry 2027 build years. |
| Marchand | Lake Wyman Road | Around $7.8M | Small plat near Lake Wyman Park. Six bedrooms in under 5,000 square feet - built up rather than out. |
| Camino Gardens, Tunison Palms, Spanish Village, Beulah Heights, Delray Manor, Palm Beach Farms | Central and northwest Boca | From about $3.5M, up to about $4.5M | The infill belt. One or two lots at a time inside neighborhoods that already work. |
| Lotus Edge | West Boca, off Lyons Road | From about $1.9M, up to about $4.5M | Builder community with published plans. The widest range of any single community on this list. |
| Meravita at Boca Raton | West Boca | Around $2.9M | Newer gated builder community. Five bedrooms around 4,500 square feet. |
| Johns West and Boca Raton Golf Course PUD | Far west Boca, off Clint Moore | From about $2.3M, up to about $2.4M | Where the city's entry-level new construction actually lives. Three to five bedrooms, 3,100 to 3,700 square feet. |
| Hidden Valley | West Boca, Prairie Rose Lane | Around $3M | Established community with newly delivered homes mixed in. |
Bands reflect active listings on the date above, not builder price lists, and they move. The MLS search below this article is live.
This band exists almost entirely west of the turnpike: Lotus Edge, Johns West, the Boca Raton Golf Course PUD, Meravita, Hidden Valley. Expect three to five bedrooms, roughly 3,100 to 4,500 square feet, a standardized lot, a community pool and gate, and a published plan rather than a custom design. Nothing east of Federal Highway trades here. If proximity to downtown or the beach is the priority, this band will not get you there and it is better to know that on day one.
The infill belt opens up: Camino Gardens, Tunison Palms, Spanish Village, Beulah Heights, Delray Manor, Palm Beach Farms, the larger Lotus Edge plans. Four to six bedrooms, roughly 2,800 to 5,300 square feet, pool, two-car garage, inside the city limits and generally a short drive to Mizner Park. Some of these carry 2027 build years, so you may be buying ahead of delivery.
Now you are in the eastern rebuild corridor - Boca Raton Riviera, Whisem, Morningside, Bel Marra, Kings Court, Boca Harbour, Boca Islands, Marchand. Five to seven bedrooms, roughly 4,300 to 6,900 square feet. This is also the practical entry for a brand-new canal house with ocean access, which is cheaper than direct Intracoastal and considerably cheaper than the barrier island.
Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club, Sun and Surf, The Sanctuary, Golden Harbour, Boca Villas, Patch Reef Estates, St Andrews Country Club. Homes from roughly 6,500 to over 10,400 square feet, five to seven bedrooms, eight to eleven baths. Very few buyers, very few houses, long marketing periods on both sides. Nobody is in a hurry at this level, and that works in favor of whoever is better prepared.
The gap is the widest of any city I work. New construction in Boca averages about $1,498 per square foot. The whole active single-family market in the city averages closer to $758 per square foot across roughly 713 listings. That is not an apples-to-apples comparison - the citywide number includes 1960s houses in Boca Raton Square and small villas out west - but it tells you the premium is real and large.
What the premium buys: current Florida building code, impact glass as standard rather than retrofit, a roof and mechanical systems with their full service life ahead, insurance underwriting that reflects a new build, and no deferred maintenance to inherit. In 2026 the roof-age and wind-mitigation piece alone moves an annual premium meaningfully.
What it costs beyond the money: time and street risk. Several listings here carry 2027 build years. And on an east-side rebuild lot you are buying into whatever the block becomes - the house next door may be an original 1962 ranch for the next decade. Drive the street at 6pm on a weekday before you decide you love the floor plan.
There is also a middle path worth naming. A house built in the last eight to twelve years in the same neighborhood will usually have impact glass, a modern roof and a current layout, at a materially lower per-foot number. If the goal is current construction standards rather than being the first owner, that is a serious option and not a compromise.
Much of what gets built in east Boca is sold before it is marketed. Lots trade, builders line up, and the house is spoken for before it ever appears as new construction in the MLS. I track what has traded and who is building on it.
Tell Me What You Are Looking ForWhich Coastal Town Fits You?
The Boca Raton Riviera plats along NE Spanish Trail, Spanish Court and Wavecrest Way are the busiest rebuild corridor in the city, with listings spread from about $5.7 million to about $22 million depending on the lot. Lotus Edge in west Boca has the widest internal range of any single community, from roughly $1.9 million to $4.5 million. Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club consistently carries the most high-end new product.
Concentration, not finish quality. Boca's new-construction average of roughly $1,498 per square foot is pulled upward by a small number of barrier-island and deepwater addresses in Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club, Sun and Surf and The Sanctuary where the land itself is the majority of the price. Strip those out and the eastern infill corridor prices much closer to neighboring coastal towns. Compare neighborhood to neighborhood, never city to city.
Yes, and it is where the city's attainable new homes actually are. Lotus Edge, Meravita at Boca Raton, the Johns West PUD, the Boca Raton Golf Course PUD and Hidden Valley all have newly built homes available, generally from about $1.9 million to $4.5 million at three to five bedrooms. These are planned communities with standardized lots and published floor plans rather than custom one-off builds. Note that any lake frontage in these communities is a man-made lake, which is a different thing from Intracoastal or ocean waterfront.
Yes. Waterfront here means the Intracoastal or the ocean, not a community lake. The practical entry is the canal grids - Boca Harbour and Boca Islands - from roughly $6 million, where you get ocean access by boat. Golden Harbour runs around $11 to $12 million. Direct deepwater inside Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club or The Sanctuary starts well above $17 million, and barrier-island addresses on Orchid Drive are higher still.
The current set runs from homes already completed in 2023, 2024 and 2025 through a majority carrying 2026, with several listings at 2027. A 2027 build year means you are contracting well ahead of delivery and should expect to make selections rather than walk a finished house. Any listing not yet complete needs a written completion date with a remedy if it slips.
A spec home is already designed, permitted and under construction or finished, and you are buying it as designed with limited ability to change anything. A semi-custom build gives you a builder's plan set and a selections process within fixed allowances. The spec is faster and the price is firmer. The semi-custom gives you control but exposes you to allowance overages and schedule slip. Both show up in this MLS set, and the listing language does not always make clear which one you are looking at - ask directly.
It depends entirely on the community and it is a real line item. St Andrews Country Club requires club membership as a condition of ownership. Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club has a club whose membership is separate from and in addition to the home purchase. Most western planned communities have an HOA with its own dues, and some carry community development district debt on the tax bill. Request the current governing documents, dues schedule and any initiation figure in writing before you are past your inspection period.
Much larger. New construction here averages roughly 5,950 square feet with about five bedrooms and seven baths. The citywide active single-family average is closer to 3,500 square feet with four bedrooms. If you want a brand-new house in Boca under about 3,000 square feet, the supply is extremely thin and you will likely be looking at west Boca or at the condominium market instead.
Damara Cohn
Broker of Mangrove Realty, Inc.
(561) 637-4559
Licensed Florida real estate broker since 2002, with 25+ years in the industry and over 35 years living in South Florida. Working the coastal towns from Pompano Beach through West Palm Beach. Contact me directly, or see what your current home is worth.
Inventory counts, price bands, averages and price-per-square-foot figures on this page are drawn from the MLS as of November 9, 2026, are rounded, and change continuously. They are provided for general orientation and are not an appraisal or a valuation of any particular property. Community price bands reflect active listings at the time of writing and are not builder price lists. Square footage and lot dimensions are approximate and may differ from as-built conditions and from county records. Builder warranties, allowance schedules, completion dates, impact-glass specifications, HOA and club membership requirements, dues and any district assessments vary by builder and by community and must be verified in the contract and governing documents. Nothing on this page is legal, financial, tax or insurance advice. Mangrove Realty, Inc. is not the builder or developer of any home or community referenced here and is not affiliated with their builders, clubs or sales teams. All information is believed accurate but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Mangrove Realty, Inc. is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage and fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act.
Get instant property value now!
Get instant property value now!