Master-planned golf community with three championship courses and single-family homes.
PGA Village is a master-planned golf community in Port St. Lucie built around three championship courses, and it remains one of the better value propositions for golfers in South Florida — the same money buys considerably more course access here than it does in Palm Beach County. The community is a collection of distinct neighbourhoods rather than a single subdivision, which is why inventory ranges from modest attached homes to substantial single-family estates.
That mix is the thing to understand before you shop here. Homes on the market span roughly 1,751 to 3,871 square feet and were built between 1988 and 2023, so condition, HOA structure and which pod a home sits in matter as much as the address itself.
Three courses at PGA Golf Club: Wanamaker and Ryder, both designed by Tom Fazio, and the Dye course by Pete Dye. The Wanamaker is currently in major redevelopment — check its status if it matters to you.
Distinct pods and subdivisions at different price points, from attached homes to estates.
Mature landscaping and settled streets rather than an active construction site.
At a median of $235/sq ft it prices well below comparable golf communities to the south.
Drawn from the 25 PGA Village listings active in the MLS right now.
Median asking price across 25 active listings.
Full range currently on the market.
Median asking price per square foot.
Size range of homes for sale.
What is available right now.
Year built across current inventory.
These are active asking prices, not closed sales. For what homes have actually sold for in PGA Village, ask us for a free market analysis.
Buyers who want serious golf access without Palm Beach County pricing, and who are comfortable doing a little homework on which neighbourhood within the community fits them. Because the pods differ so much in age, size and fees, two homes at the same price can be very different propositions — worth walking more than one before deciding. Buyers who want newer construction and resort amenities more than golf usually prefer PGA Verano; buyers who want a club-centred social life tend to look at Tesoro.
The questions buyers ask us most about PGA Village. Figures come from the live MLS feed and move with the market.
Across the 25 PGA Village homes active in the MLS today the median asking price is $599,000, with a range of $300,000 to $1,450,000 and a median of $235 per square foot. The spread is wide because PGA Village is a group of distinct neighbourhoods rather than one subdivision — attached homes and larger single-family houses sit under the same community name. These are asking prices, not closed sales; ask us for a free market analysis if you want to know what homes have actually sold for.
25 as of today. The count at the top of this page comes straight from our BeachesMLS feed and refreshes every 10 minutes, so it is current rather than a number typed in once and forgotten.
24 of the 25 active listings report an association fee, ranging from about $179 to $620. Fees vary by neighbourhood within the community and are billed at different frequencies — some monthly, some quarterly — so the headline number on a listing is not always comparable. We can pull the exact fee, the billing frequency and what it covers on any specific home before you write an offer.
Homes on the market run from about 1,751 to 3,871 square feet, with 2 to 5 bedrooms, and were built between 1988 and 2023. That range is why condition and which pod a home sits in matter as much as the address — a late-1980s home and a 2023 build are very different purchases at similar prices.
Yes — 54 holes across three courses at PGA Golf Club: the Wanamaker and Ryder courses, both designed by Tom Fazio, and the Dye course by Pete Dye. The Wanamaker is currently undergoing major redevelopment, so confirm its status if that course matters to you. Membership structures and dues are separate from HOA fees — we can check what a specific home carries before you commit.
The homes currently listed have been on the market a median of about 96 days. That is a measure of what is sitting unsold rather than how quickly homes sell, so read it as a sign of negotiating room rather than of demand.
Tesoro is the higher-priced option, with a median around $1,010,000 and a club-centred social life. PGA Verano is a guard-gated resort community, all ages, weighted toward newer construction and resort amenities rather than golf. PGA Village generally offers the most golf access per dollar of the three.
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