If you have a budget of $800,000 to $1 million for a home in Highland Beach, Florida, what can you expect to find?
Here’s the latest real estate market activity for Highland Beach properties with sales prices between $800,000 and $1,000,000 that closed in the last 3 months, as of October 2, 2026.
Some observations
- The median ratio of sold price to asking price is 0.84, which means seller’s discounted their price by 16%.
- The range of sold price per living square foot was $386 up to $661.
- The median days on market was 76 days, so it’s taking nearly 2.5 months for a property to go under contract.
What’s currently for sale?
Now that you know how much homes are selling for, here is a list of homes for sale Highland Beach FL with asking price between $800,000 and $1,000,000.
Highland Beach is a unique barrier-island community tucked between Boca Raton and Delray Beach, with the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other. Because the town is small and almost entirely residential, available inventory can be limited—and two condominiums at similar prices can offer very different lifestyles.
In the $800,000-to-$1 million price range, buyers may find condominiums with ocean or Intracoastal proximity, beach access, waterfront amenities and, occasionally, harder-to-find features such as boat dockage.
One property that illustrates just how much lifestyle can matter at this price point is 4310 S Ocean Blvd, Apt B, Highland Beach, FL 33487.
What Does $800,000 to $1 Million Buy in Highland Beach?
Most buyers shopping in this price range will primarily be looking at condominiums rather than single-family homes.
Depending on the building, location, size, condition and amenities, properties in this range may offer features such as:
- Two or three bedrooms
- Ocean, Intracoastal or garden views
- Private or deeded beach access
- Balconies or outdoor living areas
- Covered or garage parking
- Community pools and other amenities
- Waterfront locations
- Boutique or smaller condominium buildings
- Boat dockage in select properties
The important thing for buyers to understand is that price per square foot doesn’t tell the entire story in Highland Beach.
The location of the building, beach access, views, parking, building size, condominium fees, reserves, assessments, renovations and waterfront amenities can significantly affect both value and lifestyle.
Oceanfront vs. Intracoastal: Which Highland Beach Lifestyle Do You Want?
One of the first decisions Highland Beach buyers face is whether they prefer to be directly on the ocean, on the Intracoastal side of A1A or in a property offering access to both.
An oceanfront condominium may offer direct beach access and spectacular views, but buyers who own boats may place greater value on Intracoastal access and dockage.
And then there are properties that provide an opportunity to enjoy both lifestyles.
Ocean in the Front. Boat Dockage in the Back.
At 4310 S Ocean Blvd, Apt B, that phrase describes the lifestyle particularly well.
The boutique condominium is located across South Ocean Boulevard from the beach while offering boat dockage behind the property for a boat up to approximately 22 feet.
For the right buyer, that combination can be more valuable than simply choosing between an ocean-oriented condominium and a boating-oriented property.
You can walk across the street to enjoy the Atlantic Ocean—and keep your boat where you live.
Why Boat Dockage Can Be So Valuable
If you already own a smaller boat, one of the practical questions that comes with buying a South Florida condominium is:
Where am I going to keep my boat?
Depending on your situation, that could mean paying for marina dockage or storage, keeping the boat off-site, or trailering and launching it whenever you want to get on the water.
A condominium with boat dockage offers a very different experience.
Your boat becomes part of your everyday South Florida lifestyle rather than something stored somewhere else.
For owners of boats that meet the property’s permitted size requirements, the convenience can be significant.
Wake up on a beautiful Saturday morning, walk outside and get on the boat.
Come home, dock it and walk back to your condo.
No separate trip to retrieve your boat. No towing it to the launch ramp.
A Boutique Alternative to Highland Beach’s Larger Condominiums
Another consideration for buyers shopping between $800,000 and $1 million is building size.
Highland Beach has everything from larger luxury condominium communities to smaller boutique buildings.
Some buyers love the amenities and services associated with a large condominium. Others specifically want a smaller residential environment.
4310 S Ocean Blvd is an intimate four-unit condominium, making it distinctly different from many of the larger buildings along South Ocean Boulevard.
Apt B offers:
3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | boat dockage for a boat up to approximately 22 feet | beach access across the street | in-unit washer and dryer | two parking spaces, including one covered space | pet-friendly living | rental flexibility subject to condominium rules
For a buyer seeking a smaller building and an active coastal lifestyle, that combination is worth considering.
What Should Buyers Compare Before Purchasing a Highland Beach Condo?
The purchase price is only one part of the decision.
When comparing Highland Beach condos between $800,000 and $1 million, I recommend looking closely at the entire ownership picture.
Consider the monthly condominium fee and what it includes. Review the association’s financial condition, reserves and any current or anticipated assessments. Look at the age and condition of the building as well as improvements inside the individual residence.
You should also compare parking, pet policies, rental restrictions, beach access and waterfront amenities.
And if you’re a boater, investigate the dock itself—not simply whether the listing says “dockage.”
Confirm the permitted vessel dimensions, dock rights, association requirements and other restrictions that may affect your particular boat.
Is a Highland Beach Condo Under $1 Million Possible?
Yes.
Although Highland Beach is known for luxury oceanfront real estate, buyers with budgets below $1 million can still find opportunities in the community.
The better question is:
What do you want your $1 million to buy you?
Do you prioritize direct ocean views?
A renovated interior?
A larger residence?
Lower monthly expenses?
A smaller boutique building?
Beach access?
A place for your boat?
There isn’t one correct answer. The best property is the one that gives you the combination of features you will actually use and enjoy.
Who Might Love 4310 S Ocean Blvd Apt B?
This property could be particularly interesting to a buyer who says:
“I want to live near the beach, but I also have a boat.”
It may also appeal to someone who prefers a boutique building rather than a large condominium tower, wants three bedrooms, values two parking spaces or wants the flexibility associated with this particular property.
But its most unusual feature is the combination of beach access and boat dockage.
There are plenty of South Florida properties where you can live near the ocean.
There are plenty where you can keep a boat.
Finding a Highland Beach condominium that lets you incorporate both into your everyday lifestyle is a much narrower search.
Looking for a Highland Beach Condo Between $800,000 and $1 Million?
Inventory and pricing in Highland Beach change constantly. If you’re considering buying a condominium here, I can help you compare the available properties—not simply by asking price and square footage, but by the features that matter to your lifestyle.
And if your wish list includes three bedrooms, beach access and a place to keep a boat up to approximately 22 feet, you’ll want to take a closer look at:
4310 S Ocean Blvd, Apt B
Highland Beach, Florida 33487
Ocean in the front. Boat dockage in the back.
To learn more about this Highland Beach condo or schedule a private showing:
Natasha Moore, REALTOR®
Live South Florida Realty, Inc.
(561) 352-6932
natasha@livesouthfl.com
I specialize in helping buyers and sellers navigate the Highland Beach real estate market and understand the differences between the condominium buildings, locations and lifestyles available along this unique stretch of South Florida coastline.
