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Delray Beach, Palm Beach County

We Buy Houses in Delray Beach, FL for Cash

Historic cottages near Atlantic Avenue, west Delray 55-plus villas and everything between. We are the buyer.

Step 1 of 2: just the address. Free, no obligation, about 60 seconds.

  • Written cash offer in about 24 hours
  • Close in as little as 7 days, or on your date
  • No commissions, no fees, no repairs
Low-rise South Florida condominium building with a fountain pond
Written offer in about 24 hours
  • Florida onlyThe only state we buy in
  • Written offerIn about 24 hours
  • Close in 7 daysOr on the date you pick
  • No commissionsNo fees, we pay closing costs
  • Local officeBoca Raton, Palm Beach County

Cash home buyers in Delray Beach

Sell Your Delray Beach House Fast, As-Is

Short answer: we buy houses, villas and condos in Delray Beach for cash, in any condition, with a written offer in about 24 hours and a closing on your date. Our office is in Boca Raton, fifteen minutes south, and Delray is part of our home market.

Delray Beach splits hard at I-95. East of it are 1920s to 1950s frame and block cottages around Atlantic Avenue, the Marina and Del-Ida Park, plus mid-century ranches in Lake Ida and Tropic Isle. West of it are the big 55-plus condominium and villa communities from the 1970s and 80s: Kings Point, High Point, the Villages of Oriole and the Pines of Delray.

Downtown Delray has locally designated historic districts, and exterior changes there go through the city’s historic preservation review. That turns a simple roof, window or addition job into a longer approval, which is why dated cottages near Atlantic Avenue often sit when a buyer’s contractor prices the work. West of I-95 the issue is different: older condominium buildings working through milestone inspections and reserve funding.

Market data

Delray Beach Market Snapshot, August 2026

Delray Beach prices rose over the past year while homes sold a little faster. The averages include renovated homes near the beach; dated villas and assessment-bound condos move much more slowly.

$507,164

Median sale price, 3 months to August 2026 (+8.5% year over year)

358

Homes sold in Delray Beach in August 2026 (-3.8% year over year)

80 days

Median days on market (15 fewer days than a year earlier)

Source: Redfin, Delray Beach Housing Market, data through August 2026 (retrieved September 23, 2026)

How it works

How Selling Your Delray Beach House Works

Three steps. No obligation at any point.

  1. Tell us about your house

    Enter the address and answer five quick questions. It takes about 60 seconds and costs you nothing.

  2. Get your written offer

    We check recent comparable sales and the condition, then send a written, no-obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours.

  3. Close on your date

    Pick the day. We close at a Florida title company, cover the closing costs, and you leave with cash, in as little as 7 days.

See the whole process

Our offer math

How We Calculate Your Delray Beach Offer

The same math every serious cash buyer uses. We just show it to you.

Say you are selling a two-bedroom, two-bath villa in a west Delray 55-plus community for a parent who has moved to assisted living. Updated units nearby sell for about $240,000. This one has the original kitchen, baths and flooring and an old water heater.

Worked example, itemized

  • Fair market value after repairsRecent comparable villa sales $240,000
  • minus Repairs we take onKitchen, baths, flooring, water heater $31,000
  • minus Our costs to hold, resell and closeDues, taxes, insurance, resale costs $22,000
  • minus Our marginShown to you, not hidden $19,000
  • minus Commissions and your closing costsWe pay them $0

Your cash offer$168,000

Illustration only, with plausible Delray Beach numbers. Your offer depends on your property, its condition and the comparable sales we find.

Local problems we solve

Delray Beach Situations We Buy In

55-plus condominiums west of I-95

Kings Point, High Point, the Villages of Oriole and the Pines of Delray hold thousands of units from the 1970s and 80s. Buildings three stories and taller now need milestone inspections under Florida law, and associations must fund structural reserves, which is producing assessments and higher dues. See selling a condo with a special assessment.

Historic and older homes east of I-95

Frame cottages near downtown often have original wiring, termite history and settling floors. Buyers who need financing struggle to insure them. We buy them as they are.

Flooding near the Intracoastal

Low streets near the Marina and the Intracoastal see tidal flooding during king tides. We buy flood-prone and storm-damaged homes; see selling a storm-damaged house.

Estates and probate

Delray estates are probated in Palm Beach County’s Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, and many heirs live out of state. We close with remote signing. See selling an inherited house.

Costs, side by side

Cash Sale vs. Listing in Delray Beach: What It Costs You

Florida seller costs that people forget until the settlement statement arrives.

Item Selling to us Listing with an agent
Agent commission$0Negotiable, commonly 5% to 6% combined
Florida documentary stamp tax on the deed ($0.70 per $100)We pay itSeller pays by custom ($3,150 on a $450,000 sale)
Owner's title insurance policyWe pay itCustomarily a seller cost in Palm Beach County (your title company can confirm)
Repairs before closingNoneWhatever inspection and the lender require
Showings and open housesNoneUntil a buyer signs
Time to closingAs little as 7 days once title is clearMedian 80 days on market (Redfin, August 2026), then 30 to 45 days to close with financing
Deal falls through if financing failsNo financing involvedYes

Where in Delray Beach

Delray Beach Neighborhoods and ZIP Codes We Buy In

Lake Ida, Del-Ida Park, Osceola Park, Seagate, Tropic Isle, Marina Historic District, Rainberry, Kings Point, High Point, Pines of Delray, Villages of Oriole, Atlantic Avenue corridor.

ZIP codes: 33444, 33445, 33446, 33483, 33484.

Questions

Delray Beach Seller Questions

Can you buy my house in a Delray Beach historic district?

Yes. We buy cottages and older homes in the downtown historic districts as they are. Exterior work there generally goes through the city’s historic preservation review, which is one reason dated historic homes are slow to sell to buyers who want to renovate. That review becomes our problem after closing, not yours.

Do you buy villas and condos in Kings Point, High Point and the Villages of Oriole?

Yes, including units with a pending special assessment or an association approval process. We take over the assessment at closing and handle the approval paperwork, and because we buy as investors, 55-plus occupancy rules do not block the sale.

How fast can you close in Delray Beach?

In as little as seven days once title is clear. Condo and HOA files depend on how quickly the association issues the estoppel certificate and any approval, and we request both the day you sign.

Is Delray Beach a buyer's or seller's market right now?

Redfin’s August 2026 figures put the Delray Beach median sale price at $507,164, up 8.5% year over year, with a median of 80 days on market. Prices are firm, but a home that needs work still waits, and 55-plus condos with assessments wait longest.

Are "we buy houses" companies legit, and how do I check one?

Some are and some are not. Check four things: the company is the named buyer on the purchase contract (not “and/or assigns” so it can flip the contract), it can show proof of funds, it closes through a licensed Florida title company that you can call yourself, and it never asks you for money up front. We meet all four and will show you each one.

Does a cash home sale get reported to the IRS?

Usually yes. The closing agent reports the sale on IRS Form 1099-S, the same as a financed sale. Whether you owe tax depends on your gain and on exclusions such as the one for a primary residence, so ask a tax professional about your situation.

No obligation

Find out what we would pay for your Delray Beach house

One address, a written number in about 24 hours, and no obligation to take it.

Step 1 of 2: just the address. Free, no obligation, about 60 seconds.

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