Palm Springs
Affordable central Palm Beach County living
By Scott Selleck — Licensed NJ/FL Real Estate Agent | 32+ Years in Bergen & Hudson Counties | The Selleck Group / KW City Views Realty
Last updated: June 2026
What Is It Like to Live in Palm Springs, FL?
Palm Springs is a village in central Palm Beach County, between Greenacres and Lake Worth Beach. With approximately 29,000 residents and median home values of $400K to $460K, it offers affordable residential living with easy access to coastal amenities.
Palm Springs is a primarily residential village with a mix of housing types, from condos and townhomes to single-family homes. The Congress Avenue and Lake Worth Road corridors provide shopping, dining, and services. The village's central location means residents are within easy reach of both the coast and western Palm Beach County.
For homebuyers, Palm Springs offers a more affordable alternative to coastal communities while still being within Palm Beach County's infrastructure. Tri-Rail and I-95 are accessible, and the Palm Beach International Airport is a short drive north.
Neighborhoods
Village Center
Mix of single-family homes, condos, and apartments along Congress Avenue and Lake Worth Road.
Palm Springs North
Newer residential developments with modern construction and planned communities.
Schools
Palm Beach County Schools. Santaluces Community HS and local schools serve the area.
Home Prices
Median $400K–$460K. Mix of condos, townhomes, and single-family homes.
Commute
Car-dependent. Congress Ave and I-95. Tri-Rail nearby. PBI airport 15 min north.
Congress Avenue Corridor
Diverse restaurants along Congress Avenue with Latin American, Italian, and American options.
Lake Worth Road Eateries
Casual dining options along the Lake Worth Road corridor.
Palm Springs Holiday Festival
Annual community holiday celebration with music, food, and family activities.
Thinking About Palm Springs?
Affordable and centrally located. Let's talk about what Palm Springs could look like for you.