Delray Beach

Best known for its luxury resort hotels and golf courses but also features a variety of other attractions.

Overview for Delray Beach, FL

66,434 people live in Delray Beach, where the median age is 49.7 and the average individual income is $49,955. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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49.7 years

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$49,955

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Around Delray Beach, FL

There's plenty to do around Delray Beach, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Delray Beach Real Estate

An affluent community with stunning beaches and resorts.
 
 


Delray Beach Neighborhoods


Delray Beach is a city in Palm Beach County, in southeast Florida, along the Atlantic coast. It is a popular tourist destination famous for its beaches and resorts. Located less than an hour from downtown Miami by car, the community is densely populated and has a warm tropical year-round climate. The area has been growing in popularity as a retirement destination and a place to raise a family. The community has a diverse economy, with businesses such as medical centers, resorts, and tourism, being the primary employers.
 
The beachfront community is best known for its luxury resort hotels and golf courses but also features a variety of other attractions. It’s one of the most walkable beach towns in the country and has a vibrant nightlife and eclectic dining scene. The wide, pristine beaches and lush foliage make it one of the most picturesque places in the state.
 

What to Love

  • Thriving beach town with many activities
  • Upscale shopping and dining
  • Luxury homes, neighborhoods, and amenities
  • Renowned beaches and parks

Local Lifestyle

Delray Beach, FL has a great community built around its beach and the sandbar that separates the ocean from the Intracoastal Waterway. The community is known for its laid-back, beachy lifestyle, and its diverse wildlife, abundant on the location’s fringing reef. The area is also known for its community events and festivals. Delray Beach resort area has many luxury hotels, high-end restaurants, beautiful beaches, and world-famous high-rises. It is also home to many beautiful private estates and a mangrove swamp.
 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

For casual American cuisine, check out Deck 84 and try good eats like bacon-wrapped meatloaf in a waterfront dining restaurant with a dock for boaters and a casual atmosphere. Brule’ Bistro uses locally sourced ingredients to create seasonal menus and serves craft beer, cocktails, and wine. Their brunch is popular with items like fried chicken and waffles and short rib benedict. Latitudes Restaurant is an upscale eatery with ocean views and a sleek, modern dining space at the Delray Sands Resort. The restaurant serves breakfast all day with fresh coastal cuisine and fruity drinks. 
 
The Delray Beach community is full of fun, walkable shopping centers like The Big Apple Shopping Bazaar, Atlantic Plaza, Congress Square, Delray Crossing, The Shops of San Marco, and more.
 

Things to Do

The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum collects and shares African American history and the story of Palm Beach County. The museum has several educational leadership programs and collections displayed in architecturally impressive buildings.
 
Atlantic Dunes Park has a wood nature trail and lookout as well as beach parking, bike trails, picnic areas, and surf chairs for those who need different physical accommodations. Delray Beach Golf Club has many amenities, including a beautiful clubhouse, golf course, golf lessons, event spaces, and an on-site restaurant. Boca Delray Golf and Country Club is an expansive club with low-density residences, a golf course, sports courts, and more.
 
Delray Beach Children’s Garden is a nonprofit that educates youth on nature through outdoor play and exploration. The nonprofit has different programs, garden play, and many trees and plants. Sandoway Discovery Center is an educational center with exhibits and programs about botany, oceanography, marine biology, and research. There’s always something to learn about and explore in Delray Beach.
 

Schools

The School District of Palm Beach County serves more than 197,000 students and is the fifth-largest public school system in Florida. The district strives to inspire each student.
 

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