Florida townhomes for sale in South Florida.
Gated townhome communities, waterfront townhomes, and new construction townhomes across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Expert buyer representation at no cost.
More space. Lower maintenance.
South Florida townhomes offer the ideal middle ground. The space and privacy of a single-family home with the low-maintenance lifestyle of a condo. Most townhome communities include exterior maintenance in the HOA, along with resort-style amenities. Perfect for families, snowbirds, and investors seeking rental income.
Gated Communities
Townhomes in South Florida's top gated communities. Security, amenities, and HOA-maintained exteriors.
New Construction
Brand-new townhome communities with builder incentives and warranty coverage.
Waterfront Townhomes
Canal-front and Intracoastal townhomes with private docks and boat access.
Investment Grade
Many South Florida townhome communities allow rentals. Strong cash flow potential.
Resort Amenities
Pools, fitness centers, clubhouses, and more. Without single-family maintenance.
HOA Due Diligence
We review HOA docs, financials, and restrictions before you commit.
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Frequently asked questions about buying a townhome in South Florida.
What is the difference between a townhome and a condo in Florida?
A townhome is typically a multi-story attached home where you own the structure and the land it sits on. A condo is an individual unit within a larger building where you own only the interior airspace. Townhomes generally have private entrances and garages. Condos typically share corridors and lobbies. Both involve HOA fees, but the structure of ownership is different.
Are townhomes in South Florida good for short-term rentals?
It depends on the community. Many townhome HOAs allow rentals but impose minimum lease terms of 30, 60, or 90 days. Short-term rental platforms like Airbnb require shorter terms. Always review the HOA documents before buying if rental income is part of your investment strategy. Our agents verify rental policies for every community we work in.
What HOA fees should I expect for a South Florida townhome?
HOA fees for townhomes in South Florida typically range from $200 to $700 per month. Fees are higher in communities with more amenities or in older buildings requiring larger reserve contributions. The HOA covers exterior maintenance, insurance on the structure, landscaping, and community amenities. We review the HOA financials and reserve fund status before you commit.
Can I get a conventional mortgage for a Florida townhome?
Yes. Townhomes generally qualify for conventional, FHA, and VA financing. Lenders treat townhomes similarly to single-family homes for underwriting purposes. The approval process is straightforward compared to condo financing. Our Mortgage Capital team handles townhome financing across all of South Florida.
What are the most popular townhome communities in Palm Beach County?
Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and West Palm Beach have the highest concentration of townhome communities in Palm Beach County. Popular developments include gated communities with resort-style pools and fitness centers. New construction townhome communities have opened recently in Westlake, Loxahatchee, and western Boynton Beach.
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