
$997,000
Jupiter

946 homes and apartments for sale in Jupiter, United States.
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24 properties shown

$997,000
Jupiter
Apartment$1,300,000
Jupiter

$579,900
Jupiter
Apartment$1,150,000
Jupiter

$2,490,000
Jupiter

$747,000
Jupiter
Apartment$725,000
Jupiter

$1,295,000
Jupiter

$3,950,000
Jupiter

$3,199,000
Jupiter
House$359,000
Jupiter

$1,300,000
Jupiter
Apartment$415,000
Jupiter
Apartment$425,000
Jupiter
Apartment$339,000
Jupiter

$1,850,000
Jupiter
Apartment$325,000
Jupiter

$509,000
Jupiter

$669,000
Jupiter
House$545,000
Jupiter
Apartment$350,000
Jupiter
Apartment$315,000
Jupiter

$12,750,000
Jupiter
Apartment$569,000
Jupiter
Buyer's guide: Jupiter
Jupiter, on Florida's Atlantic coast in northern Palm Beach County, is one of the pricier towns in our US coverage. Current listings show 946 properties with a median asking price of €759,878 (euro terms) and a median of €4,598 per m².
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Jupiter |
|---|---|
| Listings | 946 |
| Median asking price | €759,878 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €460,397 - €1,519,757 |
| Median price per m² | €4,598 |
| Median size | 167 m² |
The top quartile begins at more than three times the bottom quartile, so Jupiter is really two markets. Houses account for 577 listings and apartments (condos) for 357, with 12 plots. Condos are often the entry route, while waterfront and golf-community houses push the upper end beyond €1.5 million.
Two-bedroom homes are the biggest bedroom group at 353 listings, followed by 283 three-bed, 153 four-bed and 112 with five or more; only 29 are one-bed. Compare condos in the US with houses before choosing.
Jupiter has the Loxahatchee River, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, beaches, boating and a dense calendar of golf. The town draws retirees, second-home owners escaping northern winters, and professionals who commute toward West Palm Beach. Palm Beach International Airport is about 20 miles south.
Hurricane insurance and flood zones drive running costs; ask for an elevation certificate. For another Florida market compare Naples on the Gulf coast.
In Jupiter, insurance and flood zone often decide the real monthly cost more than the mortgage.
Foreign nationals can buy in Florida without a visa, but lenders typically want 25-40% down for non-residents (verify with a lender). Expect closing costs of roughly 2-5%, title insurance, and condo or homeowners' association dues. Some Florida laws restrict purchases near military sites by buyers from certain countries, so ask your attorney.
Our US overview, US consultation guide and mortgage calculator help plan the budget.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Non-residents can buy, though condo associations may impose approval processes and rental limits.
The median asking price is €759,878, with many condos priced lower and waterfront houses far higher.
Yes. Insurance premiums and building age matter, so budget carefully.
12 land listings are shown.
West Palm Beach's airport is roughly 20 miles away.