Palm Court at Laguna Heights

Palm Court at Laguna Heights covers 18.2 acres and holds 240 addresses on 243 parcels. Two hundred and twenty-eight of those addresses carry a unit designator in the city's record, so almost all of the housing here is attached. Sixteen named streets run 0.83 miles inside the boundary and most of them are islands and harbors: Key West, Glen Cove, Avalon Cove, Caribbean Court, Saint Christopher and Daytona Drive among them. The city's zoning layer gives 13.4 acres to Multi Family District, 3.5 acres to open space and 1.3 acres to park and recreation.

The association's own record with the city lists two pools with spas, two tennis courts, a tot lot and a par course, the widest amenity set of any condominium boundary in Laguna Niguel. The city records the streets as private and the association as not gated. The ground runs from 487 feet to 560 feet. The 2025 fire hazard layer rates 12.5 acres High and 5 acres Very High. Palm Court names Laguna Heights Homeowner Association as its master, alongside Crystal Cay and Niguel Pointe.

Palm Court was built in 1986 and holds 240 addresses on eighteen acres, almost all of them attached, with the widest amenity set of any condominium community in the city on the association's own record: two pools with spas, two tennis courts, a tot lot and a par course. Sixteen streets run inside the boundary and most are islands and harbors, Key West, Glen Cove, Avalon Cove, Caribbean Court, Saint Christopher and Daytona Drive among them.

In 1959 the Laguna Niguel Corporation bought the Daguerre share and hired the Viennese architect Victor Gruen, who had opened the country's first enclosed shopping mall three years earlier, to plan a town of 7,100 acres. AVCO Community Developers took the corporation over in 1971. Palm Court names Laguna Heights Homeowner Association as its master, alongside Crystal Cay and Niguel Pointe.