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Southridge, Delray Beach
An established 1950s single family neighborhood with no HOA, about a mile from Atlantic Avenue and walking distance to the Delray Beach Tennis Center.
Quick Facts
Recent sales range
$560K–$700K
Renovated single family
Active list range
$400K–$1.15M
May 2026
Active inventory
6 homes
May 2026
Avg list PPSF
$311
Active inventory
HOA
None
No mandatory association
Total homes
~262
Platted 1950
About the Neighborhood
Southridge is one of Delray Beach's established mid-century neighborhoods. The community was platted in 1950 and contains about 262 single family detached homes on modest lots. The housing stock is predominantly mid-size ranch and concrete block CBS one-story homes, with a mix of original and renovated inventory. There is no homeowners association, which puts Southridge on the shorter list of central Delray neighborhoods without one.
Location is one of the neighborhood's quieter selling points. Southridge sits between Linton Boulevard and SW 10th Street, putting Atlantic Avenue dining about a mile north and the Tri-Rail commuter station about a mile west. The Delray Beach Tennis Center is roughly a half mile north, and Catherine Strong Park is at the neighborhood's edge with a community splash pad.
Southridge is generally more attainably priced than neighborhoods further east or directly downtown. The trade off is that the area is car-dependent for most trips and lacks the historic district designation that protects neighborhoods like Del-Ida Park or Old School Square.
Recent Comps
Recent market data from Zillow and aggregated sources, accurate as of May 2026.
| Metric | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 10/1/2025 sale | $560,000 (3 bed / 2 bath, 1,655 sf) | Estately, Echo Fine |
| 11/4/2024 sale | $597,000 (2 bed / 2 bath, 1,459 sf) | Estately, Echo Fine |
| 2/6/2024 sale | $698,500 (3 bed / 2 bath, 1,734 sf) | Estately, Echo Fine |
| 2/6/2024 sale | $585,000 (4 bed / 2 bath, 1,445 sf) | Estately, Echo Fine |
| Active inventory | 6 homes | Zillow |
| Average active list price | ~$487,500 | Aggregated |
| Active list price range | $399,999–$1,149,000 | Aggregated |
| Trailing 3-6 mo median DOM | Not consistently published | Verify with MLS |
Points of Interest Nearby
- Delray Beach Tennis Center — ~0.6 mi north
- Catherine Strong Park (community park, splash pad) — ~0.4 mi
- Old School Square cultural campus — ~1 mi north
- East Atlantic Avenue dining — ~1 mi north
- Delray Municipal Beach — ~2 mi east
- Linton Boulevard retail corridor — adjacent south
- Tri-Rail Delray Beach Station — ~1 mi west
- Pine Grove Elementary and other area schools — within ~1.5 mi (school names only; verify zoning)
Boundaries and Geography
Southridge runs north of Linton Boulevard and south of SW 10th Street, generally between Swinton Avenue and the FEC railroad corridor. The neighborhood is accessed primarily via SW 10th Avenue and Southridge Road. A separate adjacent sub pocket called Woods of Southridge has its own polygon on Redfin and is sometimes confused with Southridge proper.
HOA, flood zone, and product notes
There is no HOA and Southridge is not a designated historic district. Inventory is 100% single family detached. Portions of the neighborhood near drainage corridors may fall in flood zones, while most parcels are in lower risk zones. Always pull a parcel level FEMA flood determination before making an offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Southridge in Delray Beach?
Southridge is located north of Linton Boulevard and south of SW 10th Street, between Swinton Avenue and the FEC railroad corridor in central Delray Beach.
How much do homes cost in Southridge?
Home prices vary based on size, condition, and updates. Southridge typically offers more attainable pricing than many neighborhoods closer to downtown and the waterfront.
Does Southridge have an HOA?
No. Southridge is a non-HOA neighborhood, giving homeowners greater flexibility and no mandatory association fees.
Is Southridge close to Downtown Delray Beach?
Yes. Atlantic Avenue and Downtown Delray Beach are approximately one mile north, providing convenient access to restaurants, shopping, and entertainment.
Is Southridge close to Tri-Rail?
Yes. The Delray Beach Tri-Rail station is about one mile west, making Southridge a convenient option for commuters.
What types of homes are in Southridge?
Southridge consists primarily of single-family homes, including original mid-century residences and renovated properties on modest-sized lots.
Is Southridge a good option for buyers looking for no-HOA living?
Yes. Southridge is one of the established Delray Beach neighborhoods that offers single-family homes without a mandatory homeowners association.
Tour Southridge
Rachel works with buyers and sellers across Delray Beach with a strategy-first, curated approach. Reach out for current MLS listings, off market opportunities, and a private walk through of available homes.
Data and fair housing notice. Market figures are pulled from Zillow, Estately, Echo Fine Properties, and other publicly available sources as of May 2026 and are subject to change. Verify current MLS data with a licensed Florida real estate professional before making an offer. All real estate advertised is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act.
