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Lost Tree Village

Lost Tree Village is a club community in North Palm Beach, in northern Palm Beach County, with 360 residential properties: 353 single-family homes and 7 residential lots. There were 2 sales in the past year. Membership terms can differ from one property to the next, so confirm what comes with a specific home. See how to reach the Lost Tree membership office.

Source: Beaches MLS as of November 6, 2026

Findings

The Lost Tree market today

    Sales in the past year2November 7, 2025 to November 6, 2026
    Median sold priceLimited salesFewer than 4 sales (2 in this period)
    Median price per sq ftLimited salesFewer than 4 sales (2 in this period)
    Median days to contractLimited salesFewer than 4 sales (2 in this period)
    Active listings8Median asking $8.925M
    Under contract1Pending or active under contract
    Months of supplyLimited salesActive listings ÷ monthly sales pace
    Residential properties3601% minimum: 4 sales

    Buyer and seller questions

    Answers from the data

    What do homes in Lost Tree sell for?

    Sales were limited in the past year (2 sales), so no median is shown. At least 4 are needed.

    How fast do homes go under contract?

    Contract dates were limited in the past year (2 usable), so no median is shown. At least 4 are needed.

    How many homes are for sale?

    8 active listings and 1 under contract.

    Have prices gone up over ten years?

    Sales were limited in one of the two periods, so no comparison is shown. Each needs at least 4.

    Ten-year trends

    Price per square foot since 2016

    $0$1,000$2,000$698420165201711201882019142020920213202262023520247202522026*Median price per sq ftSales per year
    * 2026 runs through the reporting date. Years with limited sales (fewer than the 1% minimum) show no price point.
    YearSalesMedian priceMedian $/sq ftMedian daysHighest sale
    2026 to date2Limited salesLimited salesLimited sales$27,500,000
    20257$7.875M$1,779113 days$55,000,000
    20245$5.6M$1,45216 days$8,650,000
    20236$5.575M$1,643129 days$25,500,000
    20223Limited salesLimited salesLimited sales$22,000,000
    20219$4.65M$1,07510 days$7,325,000
    202014$4.325M$1,085128 days$19,200,000
    20198$2.74M$841115 days$7,225,000
    201811$3.625M$880147 days$12,500,000
    20175$2.7M$847195 days$13,500,000
    20164$2.632M$698121 days$3,201,250

    Years marked Limited sales had fewer than 4 usable sales.

    Matched-period changes

    Same months, different years

    Compared withThenNowChange
    Jan 1 to November 6, 20257 sales2 salesLimited sales
    Jan 1 to November 6, 20218 sales2 salesLimited sales
    Jan 1 to November 6, 20164 sales2 salesLimited sales

    Median price per living square foot, January 1 through the same month and day in each year. Prices are not adjusted for inflation, and they describe the homes that sold, not how much any one home gained.

    Negotiating room

    Sold price against asking

    Of final asking priceLimited salesFewer than 4 sales (2 in this period)
    Of original asking priceLimited salesFewer than 4 sales (2 in this period)

    Recent sales

    Latest closings

    ClosedTypePrice$/sq ft
    08/20/26Single Family Residence$27.5M$4,040
    07/08/26Single Family Residence$3.5M$1,095

    Buying in Lost Tree?

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    Selling in Lost Tree?

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    How to read this page

    Dates. Market figures run through November 6, 2026. The past year means November 7, 2025 through November 6, 2026.

    When a figure appears. A figure appears only when it rests on at least 4 sales here, which is 1% of the 360 residential properties. Below that, the page says so and still shows the count.

    What it means. These are medians of closed MLS sales, not appraisals or asking prices. Read the full methodology.

    Full data notes

    These figures combine BeachesMLS sales and listing records with Palm Beach County property appraiser tax-roll records. The tax roll sets the count of residential properties, lots included, and that count sets the 1% minimum. See every rule on the Methodology page.