Townhouse for Sale in Evergreen, Palm Beach Gardens

There is limited verifiable public information about the specific Evergreen subdivision in Palm Beach Gardens; detailed neighborhood-level data are not broadly published. Palm Beach Gardens is a suburban, largely residential city in Palm Beach County known for planned communities, numerous golf courses and recreational amenities, and a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Housing costs and property taxes in the area are generally above Florida averages, the city reports lower violent-crime rates than several nearby municipalities, and the area is subject to Atlantic hurricane season.

Specific, separate cost statistics for Evergreen are not published by major data sources. Palm Beach Gardens has a cost of living and housing market that is above Florida and U.S. averages. As a result, housing and rents in Evergreen generally reflect the city’s relatively higher prices compared with broader Florida averages.

The area has a tropical climate with hot, humid summers and a pronounced wet season from May–October, and warm, drier winters from November–April. Summer highs typically average around 88–92°F (31–33°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms; annual rainfall is about 50–60 inches, concentrated in the wet season. Hurricane season runs June 1–November 30 with peak risk in August–September, while frost is extremely rare and coastal sea breezes help moderate temperatures.

Evergreen is a residential neighborhood within Palm Beach Gardens and does not have separate, routinely published crime statistics at the neighborhood level. Public safety is provided by the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department, which publishes city crime data and interactive maps online. For current, verifiable safety information consult the city's crime map and recent police reports or contact the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department or local homeowners' association for block-level details.