Downtown Boynton Beach Condos for Sale
Downtown Boynton is a two-building market. Casa Costa and Marina Village are the towers, and almost everything people mean by "a condo in downtown Boynton" is in one of them. They are a short walk from each other, they were built four years apart, and they are not the same product. This page is about both.
This is the part of Boynton Beach that has changed most in the last twenty years, and the part that most resembles downtown Delray or downtown West Palm in kind, if not yet in scale. It is east of Interstate 95, on and around Federal Highway at Boynton Beach Boulevard, within reach of the Boynton Harbor Marina, the Intracoastal and the inlet. For a buyer who wants to walk out of the lobby and be somewhere, this is the only part of the city that delivers it.
The two buildings
| Building | Built | Where |
|---|
| Marina Village | Around 2006 | On the marina, off Casa Loma Boulevard and East Boynton Beach Boulevard |
| Casa Costa | Around 2010 | On North Federal Highway, just north of Boynton Beach Boulevard |
Marina Village sits directly on the Boynton Harbor Marina, which is the practical difference between the two. Casa Costa is the newer and larger building, set on Federal Highway a block back from the water. Both are full-service towers. Which one is right for you usually comes down to whether being on the marina itself is worth the trade in building age and floor plan.
The market right now
A snapshot taken November 4, 2026. Figures are rounded and move with the market.
| | On the market | Closed, past 12 months |
|---|
| Number of listings | Fourteen | Sixteen |
| Asking prices | From the mid $200 thousands to about $700 thousand | From about $240 thousand to roughly $900 thousand |
| Asking price per square foot | Around $395 | Around $415 |
| Typical size | Around 1,200 square feet | Around 1,100 square feet |
A note on the closed figures: the MLS feed reports the asking price attached to a closed listing rather than the recorded sale price. The closed column tells you what those homes were asking. For what a specific unit actually sold for, ask and I will pull the public record.
What the numbers tell you
This is the most expensive ground in Boynton Beach, per square foot
Across the whole city, asking prices average somewhere around $265 per square foot. In these two buildings it is closer to $395. That is roughly a fifty percent premium, and you are paying it for location and for a full-service building, not for space. The units are not large. If square footage is what you are optimising for, your money goes considerably further almost anywhere else in Boynton.
Fourteen listings against sixteen closings is a balanced market
Roughly one sale per available unit over the year, which is a very different picture from the club communities west of the interstate, where four homes sell for every one listed. Nothing here is moving in a panic. A buyer has time to compare, and a seller needs to be priced correctly rather than simply priced.
The high end is on the marina
The strongest closings over the past year were larger Marina Village units, into the $800 and $900 thousands. The entry point in both buildings is a one bedroom in the mid to high $200 thousands. That spread, in two buildings a short walk apart, is largely about unit size, floor height and whether the water is in front of you.
These are not new buildings any more
Marina Village is approaching twenty years old and Casa Costa is past fifteen. Both are well past the point where reserves, the milestone inspection and any assessment history are live questions, and in Florida those questions now have statutory teeth. Ask for the documents on any unit in either building before you get attached to the view.
Before you write an offer here
- Get the reserve study, the milestone inspection status and the full assessment history for the building. This is the single biggest financial variable in a Florida condominium right now.
- Confirm what the monthly fee includes, and what it has done over the past five years.
- Check the rental rules carefully if you intend to lease. Minimum terms and approval processes differ between these buildings.
- Establish what parking comes with the unit, assigned or otherwise, and whether guest parking is realistic.
- If a boat slip matters, ask whether one is available, how it is held and what it costs. A marina view and marina access are not the same thing.
- Stand on the balcony at the time of day you would actually be home. Downtown noise and sun exposure vary enormously by floor and orientation in both buildings.
- Ask about insurance, which has moved sharply for coastal Florida condominium associations and flows through to your monthly cost.
Frequently asked questions
What condo buildings are in downtown Boynton Beach?
The two principal towers are Marina Village, built around 2006 on the Boynton Harbor Marina, and Casa Costa, built around 2010 on North Federal Highway. Between them they account for most of the downtown Boynton Beach condominium market.
What do downtown Boynton Beach condos cost?
As of November 4, 2026, asking prices across the two buildings ran from the mid $200 thousands to about $700 thousand, at roughly $395 per square foot. Sixteen units closed over the previous twelve months, with the strongest asking up to roughly $900 thousand.
Which is better, Casa Costa or Marina Village?
Neither, in the abstract. Marina Village sits directly on the marina and that is its advantage. Casa Costa is newer and larger, set a block back on Federal Highway. The honest answer depends on whether direct marina frontage is worth more to you than the newer building, and on the specific unit.
Are downtown Boynton Beach condos expensive?
Per square foot, yes, by Boynton standards. These buildings run roughly fifty percent above the citywide average asking price per square foot. What you are buying is location and a full-service building rather than space, and the units are modest in size.
Can you walk to the beach from downtown Boynton Beach?
The downtown towers are on the Intracoastal side. The ocean beach sits across the Intracoastal on the barrier island, so reaching it means crossing a bridge. It is a short drive rather than a walk.
Do downtown Boynton condos come with a boat slip?
Not automatically. Availability, how a slip is held and what it costs vary, so ask about the specific unit rather than assuming a marina view implies marina access.
Talk to a broker who works the coastal corridor
Damara Cohn is the founder and broker of Mangrove Realty, a boutique luxury brokerage in Delray Beach, with 25+ years in the business and over 35 years in Florida. She works the stretch from Boca Raton to Boynton Beach daily, and on a Florida condominium she will read the association documents with you before you commit, not after.
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