New Listings and Inventory

The week ending October 21, 2026, saw a significant reduction in new listings, with 2,004 properties newly listed, down from 2,759 the previous week. This tightening in new supply is notable for potential buyers, particularly those watching from outside the state. Among these, 387 were priced over $1 million, and 196 were over $2 million. Active inventory increased slightly by 0.9%, leaving 48,540 properties currently on the market, of which 9,651 are in the $1 million-plus category.

The neighborhoods with the most new listings this week include Jinama South Subdivision, Juniper Cove with 9 new listings, followed by LAKEFRONT ESTATES with 6, and Lakefront Estates with 5. Buyers looking for specific areas might find opportunities in these neighborhoods.

Pricing and Reductions

Price reductions continue to be a significant trend, with 8,893 reductions recorded, including 1,475 on homes priced over $1 million. This could indicate opportunities for negotiation, especially for buyers in the luxury segment. The median closed price for the week was $477,750, providing a general benchmark for buyers evaluating property values.

Contract Activity and Sales

Currently, there are 10,051 homes under contract, of which 1,858 are priced over $1 million. This steady contract activity suggests sustained interest in the South Florida market, particularly in the luxury segment.

Sales closed in the last 7 days totaled 860, with 139 of these being $1 million-plus properties. These figures reflect a stable flow of transactions, although the dip in new listings could influence future sales volumes.

Days on Market and Active Listings

The median days on market for active $1 million-plus listings stand at 76, which provides insight into the pace at which high-end properties are moving. With 16,996 active waterfront listings, including 652 new this week, buyers interested in waterfront properties should note the median asking price of $590,000.

What This Means for Buyers

For out-of-state buyers, the current numbers highlight a market experiencing a slowdown in new listings but with steady sales and active inventory levels. This could present a window of opportunity to explore price negotiations, particularly in the luxury and waterfront sectors.

Action for This Week: If you're considering a purchase in South Florida, review the data appendix for detailed insights into specific cities, price bands, and property types. With price reductions prevalent, it might be prudent to engage with a local real estate expert to identify listings where you can leverage these reductions effectively.

The data from this report is sourced from the MIAMI REALTORS® MLS, ensuring that the insights provided are based on verified, up-to-date market information. For further details, consult the official MIAMI REALTORS® MLS resources.

The week in numbers

All figures below are computed arithmetically from the MIAMI REALTORS® MLS feed for the week ending 2026-10-21 — counted and totaled by our systems, not written by AI. A dash (—) means there were too few data points to report a figure honestly.

By city

City Active New (7d) Median list Median DOM Closed (30d) Median close (30d) Months of inventory
Miami 7,461 279 $620,000 51 685 $580,000 10.9
Fort Lauderdale 2,364 88 $684,900 74 234 $572,500 10.1
Port St. Lucie 2,000 75 $425,000 60 349 $400,000 5.7
Miami Beach 1,884 55 $643,500 60 100 $640,000 18.8
West Palm Beach 1,628 68 $319,000 67 227 $390,000 7.2
Boca Raton 1,623 81 $567,500 56 316 $703,500 5.1
Hollywood 1,499 43 $479,000 58 124 $415,000 12.1
Delray Beach 1,421 81 $287,000 56 194 $384,000 7.3

By price band

Price band Active listings New this week
Under $500K 26,122 1,012
$500K – $1M 12,766 568
$1M – $2M 4,631 183
$2M – $5M 3,231 118
$5M+ 1,789 68

By property type

Type Active New (7d) Median list
Single-family homes 17,600 825 $695,000
Condos / townhouses 28,736 1,049 $363,000

Waterfront

16,996 active waterfront listings (652 new this week), median asking $590,000. 479 report no fixed bridges to open water.

Definitions: “New” counts listings that came on market in the last 7 days, whatever their status today. “Median DOM” is days on market across active listings. “Months of inventory” is active listings divided by the last 30 days of closings — under ~6 months generally favors sellers, over ~6 favors buyers. Medians and inventory are omitted below 5 closings.