09/23/2026
Palm Beach & Martin Counties are not cooling off—just getting tighter and more strategic.
Palm Beach County (all residential):
Median sale price: $510,000 (+9.7% YoY)
Closed sales: 1,711 (-13.3% YoY)
Active listings: 11,457 (-25% YoY) – meaning less choice, more competition.
Palm Beach – Single‑Family:
Median sale price: $650,000 (+3.2% YoY)
Closed sales: 1,112
Inventory: 4,345 | 3.5 months’ supply → leaning seller‑friendly.
Palm Beach – Condos/Townhomes:
Closed sales: 896
Median sale price: $300,000 (+4% YoY)
Inventory: 6,220 | 6.9 months’ supply → more options, more negotiation room for buyers.
Martin County – Single‑Family:
Median sale price: $656,900 (+12.8% YoY) – prices jumping.
Closed sales: 181 (-11.3% YoY)
Active listings: 644 | 3.4 months’ supply – tight inventory, strong demand.
What this means right now
Sellers:
Palm Beach & Martin single‑family are in a sweet spot—low inventory + rising prices.
Well‑priced, well‑presented homes are getting solid offers and strong list‑to‑sale ratios.
Buyers:
You’re shopping in a low‑inventory, high‑competition environment for houses.
Condos/townhomes in Palm Beach offer more breathing room and negotiation leverage.
Thinking about selling before season hits or buying before prices push higher?
DM me and let’s break down these numbers for your neighborhood and price range—no generic advice, just a clear game plan.