Townhouse for Sale in Tropic Isle, Delray Beach

Specific, publicly verifiable neighborhood-level information for Tropic Isle is limited. Residents in this part of Delray Beach generally have close access to Atlantic Ocean beaches, the walkable downtown Atlantic Avenue dining/retail district, and regional routes including I‑95 and U.S. 1. The area shares Delray Beach’s subtropical climate (hot, humid summers; mild winters) and housing in similar coastal neighborhoods typically includes single-family homes and low- to mid-rise condos; consult local listings or city data for precise safety, cost, and infrastructure details.

Tropic Isle is a small waterfront residential neighborhood in Delray Beach with predominantly single-family homes and canal access. Because of waterfront lots and limited inventory, property values and rents are generally higher than the Delray Beach median. Buyers and renters should expect premium pricing compared with inland neighborhoods.

Tropic Isle has a warm, humid coastal climate with hot, humid summers and mild, relatively dry winters. The rainy season runs mainly June–September with frequent afternoon thunderstorms, average summer highs in the upper 80s–low 90s°F (31–34°C), and the area is within the Atlantic hurricane season (June 1–November 30, peak Aug–Oct). Winters typically see daytime highs around 68–75°F (20–24°C), rare freezes, about 60 inches of annual rainfall, and year-round high humidity moderated by sea breezes.

Specific neighborhood-level crime statistics for Tropic Isle are not published separately by state or city agencies; the area is served by the Delray Beach Police Department. For current, verifiable safety data consult the Delray Beach Police Department crime map, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement reports, or local crime-mapping tools. On-the-ground safety can vary by block and time, so prospective residents should review recent incident maps and contact local neighborhood associations for up-to-date information.