The Southend, or South of Southern (SoSo), neighborhood boasts some of West Palm Beach’s more desirable homes. The demographic in this area is mostly made up of baby boomers, however, the neighborhood is attracting some younger families as well.

The architectural styles of the neighborhood are as diverse as the prices of homes, ranging from the modest ranch house to the opulent waterfront mansion. Many of the areas older homes were constructed in the 1950s, however, there is a great deal of new construction going on as the well-heeled continue to pour into the area.

The Southend is undoubtedly known for its bordering of the Intracoastal Waterway and Flagler Drive. A 5-minute drive to downtown, the airport, and the interstate make this destination at the top of the list for more than one reason.

The actual map area for the Southend runs from Southern Blvd. south to the Lake Worth Spillway and east of US-1/Dixie Hwy. For purposes on this page we are using data for single family homes east of I-95, from Southern Blvd to the Lake Worth Spillway.

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