No 6 Palm-Aire Country Cl
Homes for Sale in Pompano Beach, FL

No 6 Palm-Aire Country Cl market snapshot (as of July 15, 2026): the median sale price is about $250K ($173 per sq ft over the trailing 12 months of closed sales), and a median 41 days on market for closed sales.

A low-rise condo enclave within the Palm-Aire footprint, where the $250K median buys older two-bedroom floor plans in varying states of update—condition drives value here more than amenities or curb appeal.

No 6 Palm-Aire Country Club sits in the Palm-Aire master plan off Powerline Road, west of Federal Highway and the Intracoastal. The median sale price of $250,000 reflects two-bedroom, two-bath units in low-rise buildings dating to the community's original construction era. At $173 per square foot, you're not paying a waterfront or new-construction premium—you're buying into a mature development where unit condition varies widely and the value proposition hinges on your willingness to renovate or live with original finishes.

Median days on market of 41 tells you this is not impulse inventory. Buyers here are methodical, often comparing across multiple Palm-Aire sections and weighing cost per square foot against deferred capital expenditure. Three closings in the trailing quarter confirm limited turnover and selective demand. The condo model means association fees, reserves, and building assessments are material considerations—review financials and meeting minutes before you write an offer, because underfunded reserves can turn a bargain into a liability.

MLS data surfaces no community amenities specific to this section, though the broader Palm-Aire complex historically included golf and clubhouse access; confirm current rights and fees with the association directly. Pompano Beach's improving downtown corridor and Brightline station are several miles east, so this is a car-dependent location with highway access but not a walkable urban experience. If you're weighing this against newer construction in Coral Springs or updated units closer to the beach, understand you're trading finish level and turnkey convenience for a lower entry threshold and the option to control your own renovation timeline.

Older condo sections demand diligence beyond the four walls—building reserves, pending assessments, roof certification, insurance renewals. Our team pulls association documents, interprets engineer reports, and models total cost of ownership so you know exactly what you're buying. We also know which units in inventory are actually move-in ready versus needing five figures of deferred work, and we'll negotiate price and concessions accordingly. If you're a first-time buyer stretching to this price point or an investor running a pro forma, you need a broker who reads the fine print and tells you when to walk.

Confirm the current HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and any CDD bond or special assessment for a specific address before you offer.