772 Towns
From the Sailfish Capital to old-Florida fishing villages, each town on the 772 has its own price, pace, and personality. Pick a town to dig into its neighborhoods.
The biggest city on the Treasure Coast
PSL is the largest city on the Treasure Coast and one of the fastest-growing in America — master-planned communities, top-rated schools, and new construction everywhere. Where most new transplants to the 772 land first.
Population
231,000+
Avg. home
$365K
Sailfish Capital of the World
Historic downtown, walkable waterfront, galleries and restaurants on every corner. Stuart is the charming, artsy heart of Martin County — small-town feel with serious waterfront money.
Population
18,000
Avg. home
$615K
The Sunrise City
Fort Pierce is the gritty, authentic one. The arts scene is growing fast, downtown is revitalizing, and it has the most affordable waterfront living on the Treasure Coast. If you want real Florida, this is it.
Population
49,000
Avg. home
$295K
The nicest beaches on the coast
Vero Beach is where the Treasure Coast gets fancy. The best beaches, boutique shopping, art galleries, and old Florida charm. It ranges from ultra-exclusive barrier island estates to affordable mainland neighborhoods.
Population
17,000
Avg. home
$490K
Pineapple Capital of Florida
Jensen Beach is the laid-back beach town that hasn't been ruined yet. Great downtown strip on the water, restaurants and bars with actual character, and a local feel that bigger towns have lost.
Population
14,000
Avg. home
$380K
Horse country meets suburbia
Palm City is quiet money. Top-rated schools, equestrian estates, golf communities, and proximity to Stuart's downtown without living in it. If you have kids and a budget over $500K, this is where you look.
Population
25,000
Avg. home
$650K
Old Florida fishing village
Sebastian is what Florida used to be. Fishing village vibes, Sebastian Inlet for surfing, Pelican Island wildlife refuge, and no pretension. If you want laid-back and affordable near the water, this is your town.
Population
26,000
Avg. home
$370K
Where old Florida still lives
Hobe Sound is quiet on purpose. Blowing Rocks Preserve, Jonathan Dickinson State Park, and some of the most exclusive addresses in the country on Jupiter Island. Nature lovers and old money coexist here.
Population
14,000
Avg. home
$798K