Pet-Friendly Apartments in Boca Raton, FL
8 matching communities · Boca Raton, FL · Compare listed amenities and confirm current details with each property.
Compare communities whose public listings indicate pets are allowed in Boca Raton. Open a profile to see the property information available in our records and any retained source links.
Per public listings in mid-2026, one-bedroom rents run roughly $2,500-$3,000 in downtown and East Boca luxury buildings, $1,850-$2,300 in older central Boca communities near Town Center and Boca Del Mar, and $2,100-$2,900 in the newer West Boca developments off Glades Road. Citywide, the average one-bedroom sits around $2,300-$2,400 per month.
Allure by Windsor
Congress Avenue / North Boca · ~$2,400-$4,500
✓ Resort-style amenity package that residents say rivals a vacation property
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Altis Boca Raton
North Military Trail corridor
✓ Amenities are repeatedly compared favorably to a high-end hotel
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Avalon 850 Boca
Broken Sound · ~$2,500-$5,200
✓ Spacious floor plans, including townhomes, that work well for families
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Boca Arbor Club
Boca Del Mar · From ~$1,909 (1-2BR)
✓ Quiet, family-oriented community that remote workers say is easy to live and work in
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Camden Boca Raton
Downtown Boca Raton · ~$2,150-$3,200
✓ On-site team is consistently described as responsive and genuinely helpful
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Cortland Uptown Boca
West Boca / Uptown Boca (unincorporated) · ~$2,650-$7,350
✓ Built into the Uptown Boca retail center, so groceries, dining, and a movie theater are steps away
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Palmetto Promenade
Downtown / East Boca · ~$2,900-$6,500
✓ Steps from downtown Boca restaurants, Mizner Park, and a short drive to the beach
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The Mark at CityScape
Downtown / Plaza Real · ~$2,570-$8,400
✓ Prime downtown address within a short walk of Mizner Park and dozens of restaurants
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