New Listings and Inventory Growth

This week, the South Florida real estate market saw a total of 2,095 new listings, a decrease from the previous week's 2,674 according to data from the MIAMI REALTORS® MLS. Despite this reduction, the overall active inventory grew by 1.9% from the prior week, now totaling 50,393 properties. This uptick in inventory suggests a slight easing of market tensions, providing more options for potential buyers.

Luxury Market Movements

In the luxury segment, 429 properties were newly listed with price tags surpassing $1 million, and 205 of these listings are priced over $2 million. The median days on market for active $1M+ listings remain at 69 days, indicating a steady pace for high-end properties.

Price Adjustments and Contract Activity

Price reductions were significant this week, with 7,394 reductions documented. Notably, 1,188 of these reductions occurred in the $1M+ category. This trend indicates that sellers might be adjusting expectations to align with buyer capabilities. Meanwhile, the number of homes currently under contract stands at 9,666, with 1,825 of these contracts involving properties priced at $1 million or more.

The week concluded with 728 sales, of which 132 were in the $1M+ bracket. The median closed price across all sales was $510,000. This figure provides a reference point for prospective buyers looking to understand the typical transaction values in the region.

Neighborhood Highlights

Lehigh Acres and OUTDOOR RESORTS AT NETTLES both saw the highest influx of new listings this week, each recording 7 new properties. The 1525 Residence also contributed significantly with 6 new listings. These neighborhoods are worth watching for those considering specific locales within the South Florida market.

Waterfront Properties in Focus

Active waterfront listings reached 21,464, with 956 new additions this week. The median asking price for these waterfront properties stands at $549,925, offering a range of options for buyers interested in the unique lifestyle these homes provide.

Takeaway for Out-of-State Buyers

For out-of-state buyers monitoring the South Florida market, this week's data suggests a moment to consider properties that have seen recent price reductions, particularly in the luxury segment. As new listings have dipped but overall inventory has increased, there might be a window of opportunity to explore options with more negotiating power. Buyers should review the attached data appendix for detailed insights into specific cities and price bands.

The week in numbers

All figures below are computed arithmetically from the MIAMI REALTORS® MLS feed for the week ending 2026-11-11 — 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 7,576 267 $624,450 48 702 $577,500 10.8
Fort Lauderdale 2,465 96 $679,000 64 225 $553,000 11
Port St. Lucie 2,104 88 $425,000 58 291 $399,999 7.2
Miami Beach 1,957 83 $650,000 53 100 $470,000 19.6
Boca Raton 1,705 99 $570,000 49 275 $650,000 6.2
West Palm Beach 1,679 83 $315,000 57 209 $385,000 8
Hollywood 1,516 51 $478,389 56 110 $478,500 13.8
Delray Beach 1,452 61 $292,450 53 210 $462,500 6.9

By price band

Price band Active listings New this week
Under $500K 27,084 1,112
$500K – $1M 13,178 527
$1M – $2M 4,849 213
$2M – $5M 3,413 137
$5M+ 1,868 64

By property type

Type Active New (7d) Median list
Single-family homes 18,359 841 $695,000
Condos / townhouses 29,632 1,101 $368,000

Waterfront

21,464 active waterfront listings (956 new this week), median asking $549,925. 507 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.