Data as of September 7, 2026 (BeachesMLS pull 2026-09-07T12:06:07+00:00). Corrected edition r1, issued September 8, 2026 (2026-09-08): figures recomputed from a retained later same-day BeachesMLS pull, not an exact reconstruction of the original snapshot, so they may differ from the superseded files; original edition frozen 2026-09-07T19:58:33+00:00.

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Caption: Seller Blink Rate™: share of active listings whose current asking price is below their original list price, North Palm Beach versus Palm Beach County, houses and condominiums, September 7, 2026. Not a price history. Source: BeachesMLS via PBP Real Estate.
Alt text: Horizontal bar chart. North Palm Beach houses 34.1%, Palm Beach County houses 43.4%; North Palm Beach condominiums 47.8%, Palm Beach County condominiums 44.6%. Share of active listings asking below their original list price, September 7, 2026.

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Caption: Active North Palm Beach houses and condominiums by MLS-recorded CumulativeDaysOnMarket value, September 7, 2026. Shares use listings with a recorded value in that field; 53.7% of houses exceed 90 days. The field is not a reconstructed listing history. Source: BeachesMLS via PBP Real Estate.
Alt text: Column chart of recorded cumulative days on market. Houses: 0-30 days 24.4%, 31-60 days 9.8%, 61-90 days 12.2%, 91-180 days 19.5%, 181+ days 34.1%. Condominiums: 0-30 days 25.5%, 31-60 days 9.6%, 61-90 days 8.9%, 91-180 days 26.8%, 181+ days 29.3%.

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Caption: Share of active North Palm Beach houses asking below their original list price, by current asking-price band, September 7, 2026. Bands with 10 to 29 listings marked small; under 10 show a count only. Source: BeachesMLS via PBP Real Estate.
Alt text: Horizontal bar chart of the share asking below original by current asking-price band, houses: Under $500K 1 listed, count only; $500K to $1M 3 listed, count only; $1M to $2M 5 listed, count only; $2M to $5M 46.2% (6 of 13); $5M and up 31.6% (6 of 19).
