Cambridge

It's a quiet, residential slice of Deerfield Beach with a heavy waterfront and pool presence — 12 of 18 active listings sit on the water. Families are drawn to the assigned Nova Blanche Forman Elementary and the broader Nova school cluster. Smaller pockets like Deerfield Beach Island and Newport keep the feel low-key.

No — it's among the more affordable parts of Deerfield Beach, with a median list price of $141,000 and a range running from $79,000 to $239,100. The median sold price over the last year was $125,000, so real closings have landed even lower than list.

Current listings run from $79,000 to $239,100 with a median of $141,000, averaging about $192 per square foot on a median home size of 700 square feet. The compact footprints reflect the condo and smaller-home character of the area.

There are 18 active listings and 10 homes sold in the past 12 months, so it's a smaller, steadier market. Homes take a median of 66 days to sell and close at roughly 94% of asking, which gives patient buyers meaningful negotiating room. You can track new listings on the live map.

Median property tax in the area runs about $2,440 per year, which is manageable at these price points. HOA data isn't consistently reported for the current listings, so confirm dues on any specific unit — and if you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent is around $1,675 per month.