Homes in Palm Beach Gardens went under contract in a median 34 days in September, down from 78. Typical values rose 4.4% in a year to $696,122, Zillow says.

Homes in Palm Beach Gardens are selling much faster than a year ago. The typical home went under contract in a median 34 days in September, down from 78 days in September 2025.

The figure is Zillow’s median days to pending, the time from listing to an accepted offer. It is the shortest wait the city has posted in the past year. It comes from Zillow Research’s public data files, September 2026 release.

Values kept climbing too. The Zillow Home Value Index put the typical Palm Beach Gardens home at $696,122 in September. That is up 4.4% from $666,930 a year earlier, and up 0.6% from August.

The index is Zillow’s estimate of a typical home in the middle third of the market, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. It is not a sale price.

Eleven months of gains

Palm Beach Gardens values have now risen for 11 months in a row. Zillow’s figures show a low of $666,600 in October 2025 and a peak of $715,472 in May 2024. The typical home is still about $19,000 below that peak.

Month Typical value
October 2025 $666,600
January 2026 $673,397
April 2026 $681,080
July 2026 $686,799
August 2026 $691,661
September 2026 $696,122

Zillow revises past months each time it publishes. Our story on the August figures used $695,799 for August. Zillow now puts August at $691,661. The direction of travel is unchanged.

How the city compares

Palm Beach Gardens rose faster than most of its neighbors over the year. Only Lake Park, about seven miles southeast, rose more.

Bar chart of the change in the Zillow Home Value Index from September 2025 to September 2026: Lake Park 5.6%, Palm Beach Gardens 4.4%, North Palm Beach 4.0%, Palm Beach 3.8%, Tequesta 3.6%, Jupiter 3.2%, West Palm Beach 2.4%, Palm Beach County 2.3% and Riviera Beach 1.5%.
Change in typical home values over the year to September 2026. Chart by Palm Beach Gardens Now; data Zillow Research.
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Place September 2025 September 2026 Change
Jupiter $682,542 $704,524 +3.2%
Palm Beach Gardens $666,930 $696,122 +4.4%
Tequesta $629,066 $651,949 +3.6%
North Palm Beach $608,341 $632,607 +4.0%
Lake Park $394,442 $416,354 +5.6%
Riviera Beach $403,981 $409,986 +1.5%
West Palm Beach $395,117 $404,711 +2.4%
Palm Beach County $465,257 $475,754 +2.3%

Source: Zillow Home Value Index, city and county files, September 2026 release. The town of Palm Beach, at $2,137,594, rose 3.8%.

Jupiter, about six miles north, is still the only nearby city with a higher typical value. The gap keeps closing. A year ago a typical Jupiter home was worth about $15,600 more. In September the gap was about $8,400.

Sale prices and rents

The middle sale price moves around more. Zillow’s median sale price for Palm Beach Gardens was $665,000 in August, the latest month in its sale price file. That is down from $685,000 in August 2025. It depends on which homes happened to sell that month.

Asking rents rose faster than values. The Zillow Observed Rent Index put the typical asking rent at $2,839 a month in September. That is up 5.4% from $2,693 a year earlier.

What it means for you

  • Buyers: expect less time to decide. Homes went under contract in about five weeks in September, against about 11 weeks a year earlier.
  • Sellers: values have risen for 11 straight months but remain about $19,000 below the May 2024 peak.
  • Renters: asking rents rose 5.4% in a year, faster than home values.
  • Owners: Zillow’s figure does not set your tax bill. The Palm Beach County Property Appraiser does. See our property tax guide.

Our home prices page carries the full three-year chart and the county and metro figures. It is refreshed each month.