Boca Raton · Palm Beach County, FL
We Buy Houses in Boca Raton: Sell Your House or Condo Fast for Cash
Latitude Partners buys houses and condos for cash in Boca Raton, including West Boca addresses outside city limits, in any condition. We make a cash offer within 24–48 hours and can close on your timeline, often in as little as 7 days.
No repairs, no commissions and no fees, whether it's a house that needs more work than you want to take on or a condo you're ready to sell.
How it works
How selling your Boca Raton home works
Three steps, from first call to closing.
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Step 1: Tell us about the home
Call (772) 777-8477 or fill out the short form on our home page with the Boca Raton address, whether it's a house, condo or townhouse, and whether it's inside city limits or in West Boca.
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Step 2: Get a cash offer in 24–48 hours
We look at the property and recent Boca Raton sales of similar homes, then make you a cash offer. You decide whether it works for you.
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Step 3: Close on your timeline
Pick the closing date that suits you, often in as little as 7 days. No repairs, no staging, no showings, and no commissions or fees.
Local market snapshot
What homes are selling for in Boca Raton
A snapshot of recent Boca Raton home sales from our sold-listings data, so you can compare a cash offer against the open market.
| Property type | Median sale price | Median days, listing to closing | Sales recorded |
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| All homes | $680,000 | 78 | 1,148 |
| Single-family homes | $908,500 | 70 | 606 |
| Condos and townhouses | $410,000 | 93 | 541 |
Data as of October 5, 2026. Sales dated July 8 to October 2, 2026 (the last 90 days of data).
Covers properties with a Boca Raton address in Palm Beach County, including unincorporated West Boca: single-family homes, condos, townhouses and multifamily properties. Land, mobile homes and sales under $10,000 are left out. Days are counted from the listing date to the closing date, where a listing date was recorded (about 8 in 10 sales). That runs longer than “days on market,” which usually stops when a contract is signed.
Recently closed sales can take several weeks to appear in sold-listing data, so the most recent weeks are likely undercounted. Source: Latitude Partners analysis of public sold-listing data.
Situations we help with
Boca Raton homes we buy, in any situation
Inherited, downsizing, storm-damaged or tenant-occupied: each card links to a guide on our blog.
Inherited house or probate
Inherited a house in Boca Raton you don't plan to keep? We buy estate properties as-is, so heirs don't have to fix up or clear out the house before selling.
Guide: navigating an inherited property →Downsizing
Moving to something smaller? We buy as-is, so you don't have to repair, stage or show a large home before you move.
Guide: downsizing and selling a large home →Storm or flood damage
Roof, wind or water damage, from a hurricane or a summer storm? We buy storm- and flood-damaged houses in any condition, so you don't have to finish repairs before you sell.
Guide: selling a flood or storm-damaged home →Facing foreclosure
If you're behind on mortgage payments, a quick cash sale can pay off the loan at closing, before the foreclosure process runs its course.
Guide: selling before foreclosure →Tax liens and title problems
Liens and unpaid property taxes are normally paid from the sale proceeds at closing, and we can often help resolve title problems as part of the purchase.
Guide: selling with liens or title issues →Problem tenants
Renting out a Boca Raton condo or house and ready to stop? We buy rental properties with tenants in place, including difficult ones.
Guide: problem tenants and your options →Code violations
Open code cases, unpermitted additions or fines, from the City of Boca Raton or, in West Boca, from Palm Beach County? We buy houses with code violations as-is.
Guide: selling a home with code violations →Local know-how
Selling a house in Boca Raton: what to know
The local offices, records and risks that come up when you sell in Boca Raton.
City or county?
Boca Raton is in Palm Beach County. Many homes with a Boca Raton mailing address, including much of West Boca Raton west of the city, are in unincorporated Palm Beach County rather than inside city limits, so the county, not the city, handles their permits and code enforcement.
Probate court
Palm Beach County makes up Florida's 15th Judicial Circuit, which handles estates in the county. Its main courthouse is the Judge Daniel T. K. Hurley Courthouse in downtown West Palm Beach.
Source: Florida Statutes §26.021; 15th Judicial CircuitProperty appraiser
The Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's Office keeps the parcel records, assessed values and homestead exemptions for Boca Raton properties.
Source: Palm Beach County Property AppraiserHurricane history
Boca Raton felt Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne in 2004 and Wilma in 2005. After Wilma, the National Hurricane Center concluded that parts of Broward and Palm Beach counties likely had Category 2 conditions, with gusts near 100 knots.
Source: NHC report, Hurricane WilmaFlood disclosure when you sell
Florida sellers of residential property must give the buyer a flood disclosure at or before signing the contract. It asks whether you know of flooding that damaged the property while you owned it, whether you filed any insurance claim for flood damage (including with the National Flood Insurance Program), and whether you received any assistance for flood damage, such as FEMA aid. Check your parcel's flood zone on FEMA's flood maps before you sell.
Source: Florida Statutes §689.302; FEMA Flood Map Service CenterNeighborhoods we buy in
We buy all over Boca Raton, from Old Floresta, which became the city's first historic district in 1990, to the condos downtown near Mizner Park and the communities of West Boca. Neighborhoods include:
- Old Floresta
- Pearl City
- Camino Gardens
- Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club
- Downtown and Mizner Park
- West Boca Raton
Selling a condo
Selling a condo in Boca Raton: Florida's milestone inspection and reserve rules
Florida tightened its condominium safety rules after the 2021 collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside. If you own a condo in an older building, these are the rules your association is working under.
Milestone structural inspections (created in 2022, amended 2023–2025)
Condo and co-op buildings three habitable stories or taller need a milestone structural inspection by December 31 of the year the building turns 30, then every 10 years. Local building officials can require the first one at 25 years because of local conditions such as nearness to salt water.
Source: Florida Statutes §553.899Structural integrity reserve studies
Associations need a structural integrity reserve study for each building three habitable stories or higher. For budgets adopted on or after December 31, 2024, owners generally can no longer vote to skip or reduce reserves for the items the study covers (a 2025 amendment allows a limited, temporary pause to fund repairs from a milestone inspection). That can mean higher monthly dues or special assessments in older buildings.
Source: Florida Statutes §718.112What it means for owners
Ask your association whether your building's milestone inspection and reserve study are done and what they found, since the results can affect monthly dues and assessments.
FAQ
Selling a house in Boca Raton: FAQ
Do you buy condos in Boca Raton?
Yes. We buy condos and townhouses as well as single-family homes, from downtown near Mizner Park to West Boca.
How fast can I sell my house in Boca Raton?
We make a cash offer within 24–48 hours and can close on your timeline, often in as little as 7 days. For comparison, Boca Raton homes in our sold-listings data took a median of 78 days from listing to closing (sales dated July 8 to October 2, 2026).
Do you buy houses in West Boca, outside Boca Raton city limits?
Yes. We buy homes with a Boca Raton address whether the property is inside city limits or in unincorporated Palm Beach County west of the city.
Can I sell an inherited house in Boca Raton?
Yes. Estates in Palm Beach County go through Florida's 15th Judicial Circuit. We can make you an offer while the estate is being settled and close once the people entitled to sell the property can sign. We buy estate properties as-is, in any condition.
Do I pay commissions or fees when I sell my Boca Raton house to Latitude Partners?
No. We are direct buyers, not agents, so there are no commissions and no fees. You don't make repairs either; we buy in any condition.
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Ready to sell your Boca Raton home?
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