Forest by Mattamy Homes in Lake Worth: Prices, HOA and Floor Plans

What Does a Home in Forest by Mattamy Homes Cost?

Right now townhomes in Forest are listed from $449,000 to $546,900, and the three single-family homes on the market are listed from $669,900 to $724,900. Over the last 12 months 75 homes closed here: townhomes at a middle price of $501,990 and single-family homes at $693,721.

Forest sits on Lenora Lane in Lake Worth, 33467. On the MLS the subdivision is recorded as Forest Oaks Residential PUD, which is the name to type into a search.

Townhome or Single-Family: The Numbers Side by Side

Prices move. Double-check the listing you are interested in, because dues, plan and lot change house by house.

What the Builder Says

Mattamy's Forest page, checked October 17, 2026, shows the community as Now Selling with three single-family plans, the Hazel, the Saratoga and the Benton, from 2,102 to 2,846 square feet. It lists seven quick move-in homes with prices from $669,900 to $763,858. Three show as ready now and the rest carry expected dates from January to May 2027.

The builder's launch announcement in November 2024 described 372 homes on 79 acres: 94 single-family homes and 278 townhomes, with three pools and cabanas, three tot lots, ten neighborhood parks and a fenced dog park. Treat the unit mix as the plan on paper and confirm what is still available with the sales office.

Schools and Dues

Every Forest listing on the market today records the same three schools: Discovery Key Elementary, Woodlands Middle and Dr. Joaquin Garcia High. Zoning is by address and boundaries change, so confirm the exact lot with the School District of Palm Beach County before you write an offer.

Monthly dues on today's listings are $235 to $254.12 for townhomes and $278.56 for single-family homes. Ask what the dues cover and whether any increase is scheduled.

What to Watch Out For

Now let me shoot you straight. New construction buyers get three things wrong here.

First, the sales office works for the builder. Bring your own agent on your first visit. Many builders will not add a representative after you have registered without one.

Second, the price on a plan is not the price you pay. Lot premium, upgrades and closing costs add up, and a quick move-in home already has its choices made. Compare the final number, not the starting number.

Third, a Forest home on the MLS is not the same deal as a builder contract. The 20 active listings are homes someone already owns or the builder has listed, and each has its own price and terms. Pull the sold prices on the actual street before you decide which side of the fence to buy on.

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Who Forest Is Right For, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Forest suits a buyer who wants a brand-new house, a fixed plan and a builder's warranty, and who is fine with a planned community of 372 homes and no acreage. It does not suit someone who wants a large lot, mature landscaping or a home with history. If that is you, start with the nearby neighborhoods on our Lucerne Lakes guide or our Hypoluxo Island guide. Browse more builder communities on our Palm Beach County new construction page.