08/25/2026
Tri-county check-in: Palm Beach County sales up 11% year-over-year, though average price eased back to $982K from last month’s $1.1M. Martin County sales rose 14%, with average price also pulling back to $974K from last month’s $1.3M. St. Lucie County held largely steady, average price ticking down slightly to $332K from $337K, even as sales dipped 24%. Proof that South Florida’s market moves differently corridor by corridor. 📊
Tequesta to Jupiter Inlet Colony | North Palm Beach County’s average price jumped 50% to $1.6M this July, with sales up 21% and homes moving 3% faster than last year. This corridor continues to heat up. 🌴
From Singer Island to Wellington, Central Palm Beach County posted 625 sales this July. A 12% increase, with average price up 6% to $659K. 📈
70% more sales. $8.9M average price. The Town of Palm Beach just had one of its strongest July markets yet — proof that ultra-luxury demand isn’t slowing down. 💎
Boca Raton to Boynton Beach: South Palm Beach County saw 942 sales this July with inventory down 24%, still one of the most competitive corridors in the state. 🔑