Palm Beach Gardens Living

The average age in Palm Beach Gardens is 51, which makes this a popular retirement town for those who love golf and/or the beach. The shopping is great at The Gardens Mall, or you may want to take in the Salute Market, which patrons describe as a little bit of Napa Valley in the Sunshine State. Part bistro, winery, and boutiques, it can make a wonderful shopping afternoon.

Currently the population for Palm Beach Gardens is 48,452. The School District of Palm Beach County is recognized as an A-rated district. There are 2 local public high schools, Palm Beach Gardens Community High School and William T. Dwyer High School, and The Upper School campus of The Benjamin School is also located in Palm Beach Gardens. As far as colleges, the Edward M. Eissey Campus, a branch of Palm Beach State College, is located in Palm Beach Gardens, which houses the Eissey Theatre of the Performing Arts. The theater hosts outstanding performances year round.

Thinking about moving to Palm Beach Gardens and building the home you’ve always wanted? Many retirees moving to the area choose to build a custom home or renovate an existing property rather than settle for an older build. To find out more about the city itself, contact the City of Palm Beach Gardens, or visit their website at www.pbgfl.com.