Delray Beach residents enjoy over 230 days of sunshine each year and about 120 days annually with measurable precipitation and close to double the national average rainfall. No snow, of course, in this southern Florida location but the heat and humidity can be too much for some. In July, high temperatures reach a reasonable 91 degrees while the January low is 58 degrees. But it is the humidity that impacts comfort the most and you will feel it the moment you step outdoors throughout much of the year. If you are not familiar with a humid climate, you will definitely want to vacation in the region before taking the leap to buy a vacation home here. If you don't mind the humidity, Delray Beach is a very pleasant warm climate for all seasons many people love and Florida in general terms is the number one state for second home ownership, largely due to the combination of low costs of ownership with beautiful weather much of the year.
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From state-of-the-art "Green" apartments, condominiums, historical homes to beach front living, Downtown Delray Beach is home to singles, couples, families with children to young active retirees. Many international families have chosen Downtown Delray Beach as a second home when visiting the USA as well as making it their permanent residences. And with a median price of $150,300 the cost of living is only 1.3% more than the national average. Home prices are also strong with appreciation of more than 15% in the last year, demonstrating the quality of this location. You can find a 3-bdrm home within 20 blocks of the beach for less than $150,000. On the higher end, gorgeous waterfront homes go for well over $3-5 million. As Delray Beach continues its recovery from the 2007 market crash, it's very important to leverage the local knowledge of a top
From state-of-the-art "Green" apartments, condominiums, historical homes to beach front living, Downtown Delray Beach is home to singles, couples, families with children to young active retirees. Many international families have chosen Downtown Delray Beach as a second home when visiting the USA as well as making it their permanent residences. And with a median price of $150,300 the cost of living is only 1.3% more than the national average. Home prices are also strong with appreciation of more than 15% in the last year, demonstrating the quality of this location. You can find a 3-bdrm home within 20 blocks of the beach for less than $150,000. On the higher end, gorgeous waterfront homes go for well over $3-5 million. As Delray Beach continues its recovery from the 2007 market crash, it's very important to leverage the local knowledge of a top