Where Does Jerry Seinfeld Live in Florida? His Palm Beach Ties and Real Homes
September 21, 2026 · 8 min read · By Onias Derilus, Broker
Jerry Seinfeld is often placed in Palm Beach, but no reputable outlet has reported him buying a Florida home. His homes are in Manhattan and the Hamptons, and his Florida tie is a regular hotel and a famous fictional condo. Here is what is reported and what the real Del Boca Vista costs.
Where does Jerry Seinfeld live? Not in Florida, as far as public records and reputable reporting show. The comedian's homes are in Manhattan and in the Hamptons on Long Island, and no outlet we consider reliable has reported him buying a house in Palm Beach. What is reported is a long habit of visiting: he and his wife, Jessica, are regulars at The Breakers in Palm Beach, and his old show built an entire Florida world around a fictional condo called Del Boca Vista. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what the real version of that condo life costs today.
Key takeaways
- There is no confirmed Palm Beach home; reports place him at The Breakers hotel when he is in town.
- His main homes are a unit at The Beresford on the Upper West Side and a 12-acre Hamptons estate bought from Billy Joel.
- He paid a reported $32 million for the Hamptons estate in 2000, a record at the time.
- Palm Beach has about 272 active listings with a median list price near $2.5 million, per our MLS feed as of September 2026.
Where does Jerry Seinfeld live in Florida?
The honest answer is that he does not, at least not in any home that reporters have found. Local papers cover Palm Beach property sales deed by deed, and the Palm Beach Daily News, The Real Deal and the national real estate press have never tied a purchase to him. We searched for one and found nothing. When a celebrity buys on the island, the record surfaces within weeks.
What the record does show is a visiting pattern. Reporting on his lifestyle notes that Palm Beach is his usual Florida stop and that The Breakers, the oceanfront hotel on the island, is where he and Jessica stay. That fits a comedian who tours constantly. He plays Florida dates most years, including regular stops in West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, and can be in and out of Palm Beach County without owning a thing.
Pure Equity does not publish private addresses, and in this case there is none to withhold. If a purchase is reported, we will update this post. Until then, treat any site that gives him a Palm Beach address as guessing.
What is reported about Palm Beach
Three things are on the record. First, the hotel. Several outlets have called The Breakers his go-to in Florida, and photographers have caught him in town over the years. Second, the audience. Palm Beach and the towns south of it are full of former New Yorkers, and his stand-up dates in West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale draw well for that reason.
Third, the show. Seinfeld ran from 1989 to 1998, and from season seven onward his television parents, Morty and Helen, lived in a Florida condo complex called Del Boca Vista. The writers invented the name. The setting, though, was real. Writers drew on the gated, golf-cart, condo-board world of Boca Raton, Delray Beach and the surrounding retirement communities. That is the deepest Florida connection he has, and it is fictional.
Where does Jerry Seinfeld live when not in Florida?
New York, in two places. The city home is an apartment at The Beresford, the landmark building on Central Park West. He has owned there for decades, and reporting describes it as the family's primary residence during the school year.
The summer home is in the Hamptons. In 2000 he bought a 12-acre estate on Further Lane in Amagansett from Billy Joel for $32 million, per Yahoo and other outlets, which was a record for the area at the time. The property has a large main house, a guest house, a pool, a barn and a baseball diamond. ABC News once reported that a poll voted it the best summer party house in the country. He also built a garage there for his Porsche collection.
Reports over the years have also placed a Seinfeld home in Telluride, Colorado, though it gets far less coverage than the New York properties. None of the reporting puts a primary or secondary home in Florida. That pattern, city apartment plus beach estate in the Northeast, is common among New York entertainers, and plenty of them visit Palm Beach for years without buying. A hotel suite at The Breakers is a simpler way to spend a February than a second oceanfront estate, and it leaves no deed behind for the papers to find.
Del Boca Vista and the real South Florida
Because the show made Florida condo life famous, readers often ask where Del Boca Vista really is. The closest real-world matches are the big 55-plus communities west of Delray Beach and Boca Raton. Kings Point, a community of thousands of condos west of Delray, is the one most often named, and Century Village in West Palm Beach and Boca Raton is another.
These are real, active markets, not jokes. Our 55-plus communities hub tracks them. Condos in the older communities can list well under $200,000, which makes them some of the most affordable homes in the county. That is the real punchline of Del Boca Vista: the retirees were onto something. Many of these communities also sit a short drive from the beach, the Boca Raton and Delray downtowns, and the same restaurants the show's characters would have argued about. Buyers from New York and New Jersey still fill them every winter, and the condo boards are as real as the ones Morty Seinfeld ran for.
What a Seinfeld-style home costs here
If he ever did buy, the reporting on his taste points to the ocean. Palm Beach oceanfront is the closest match to his Further Lane estate, and it costs at least as much. Our MLS feed as of September 2026 shows about 272 active listings in Palm Beach with a median list price near $2.5 million and roughly 191 days on the market. Oceanfront estates on the island run into the eight and nine figures.
For the Del Boca Vista end of the market, Boca Raton has about 2,117 active listings with a median near $550,000, and Delray Beach has about 1,863 with a median near $279,000. Exactly the kind of condo the show was about pulls that Delray median down. Our luxury homes page covers the top of the range, and the condos hub covers the rest.
For owners, the useful fact is that both ends of this market are liquid. Palm Beach oceanfront draws a small pool of very rich buyers. Delray and Boca condos draw a large pool of retirees and second-home buyers from the Northeast. A seller in either place has an audience. The difference is speed. Palm Beach estates sit for months while a handful of buyers decide. Delray and Boca condos priced at the median often go under contract within a few weeks in season, since the buyer pool is deep and the price point is within reach of an ordinary retirement budget.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Jerry Seinfeld live now?
In New York. His primary home is an apartment at The Beresford on the Upper West Side, and his summer home is the Amagansett estate he bought from Billy Joel. No Florida home is reported.
Where in Palm Beach does Jerry Seinfeld live when he visits?
Reports say he stays at The Breakers, the oceanfront hotel on the island. No outlet has tied a purchase to him, and Pure Equity does not publish private addresses in any case.
Where does Jerry Seinfeld live full time?
Manhattan, with summers in the Hamptons. Palm Beach is a visiting spot, not a residence, according to every outlet we checked.
Did Jerry Seinfeld buy a house in Florida?
Not according to any reputable report. Reporters cover Palm Beach deeds closely, and none links to him. We will update this post if that changes.
Is Del Boca Vista a real place?
No. It is the fictional condo complex where his television parents retired. The writers modeled it on real communities in Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Kings Point.
Can you buy a condo like the one on the show?
Yes. Kings Point and Century Village both have hundreds of resale condos at any time, many under $200,000. Most carry an age restriction, so buyers usually need to be 55 or older.
Own a home in Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach or elsewhere in Palm Beach County? Get a free home valuation from Pure Equity and learn what it is worth today. Buyers can browse Delray Beach listings or see luxury homes across South Florida. For a New Yorker who did buy on the island, read where Howard Stern lives, and see the full roundup of celebrities who live in South Florida.
Sources
- Yahoo, Sneak a peek at Jerry Seinfeld's $32 million Hamptons mansion
- ABC News, Seinfeld's house voted best summer party pad in the U.S.
- Nicki Swift, Jerry Seinfeld's lavish lifestyle, including The Breakers in Palm Beach
- The Sunshine Republic, The real inspiration behind Seinfeld's Del Boca Vista
Based on publicly reported information; details may change and are not independently verified by Pure Equity. We do not publish private addresses.
