What actually sold near you, once a week
Most market emails are a logo, a stock photo and a number for an entire county. This is not that. Pick your area and every Friday you get the figures for it: how long homes took to go to contract, what they closed at against asking, and how much competition a seller is up against — with single-family and condo numbers kept separate, because blending them hides exactly the thing you need to see.
It is written by hand from our own BeachesMLS data feed, currently reporting July 2026. One idea, about a minute to read. No listings blast, no drip campaign, and you can leave with one click.
County reports, published monthly
The weekly email is written for your city. These four pages carry the full county picture — twelve months of medians, sales, supply and days to contract, with single-family and condo numbers kept separate.
- Palm Beach County market report
- Broward County market report
- Martin County market report
- St. Lucie County market report
What a typical week looks like
“In Boca Raton last month, single-family homes went to contract in a median of 20 days at 96% of list price. Condos and townhouses took 43 days at 94%. Boca has 3.6 months of single-family inventory against 8.7 months of condo inventory — two different markets inside one set of zip codes, and the same pricing advice cannot be right for both.”
Figures from BeachesMLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.