South Florida Real Estate Statistics by City 2026: 89 cities, 6,668 figures from MLS data

PBP Real Estate publishes a real estate statistics page for 89 South Florida cities (26 in Broward County, 4 in Martin County, 28 in Miami-Dade County, 29 in Palm Beach County and 2 in St. Lucie County), 6,668 figures in all, computed from BeachesMLS listing data and refreshed as monthly frozen editions. Each city page answers the same questions in the same order: how many homes are for sale, what the median house and condo sold for, how long homes take to sell and how the city compares with its county; the larger cities add asking-price cuts, condo fees, cash share and rents. 36 small towns have their own pages too, never grouped: counts stay monthly and each median names the shortest window (month, trailing three or trailing 12 months) with at least five sales. Houses and condos/townhouses are never blended, every figure carries its date and the PBP page it was first published on, and each edition is downloadable as CSV.

Statistics by county

Each county page carries the county-wide figures its city pages compare against, plus asking-price cuts, relistings, asking rents, a five-county comparison and the list of its city pages.

Statistics by city

Click on a city for even more detail: every city page carries its full statistics table, month-by-month history, price cuts, cash share and a downloadable CSV.

Broward County

Martin County

Miami-Dade County

Palm Beach County

St. Lucie County

Broward County

Medians are the latest complete month named on each city page; for sale and supply are the edition-date snapshot. † Small-market page: fewer than five sales in the month, so the median shown is over the shortest window with five or more sales (named on the city page and on hover). County context: Broward County real estate statistics and Broward County market report.

Martin County

Medians are the latest complete month named on each city page; for sale and supply are the edition-date snapshot. † Small-market page: fewer than five sales in the month, so the median shown is over the shortest window with five or more sales (named on the city page and on hover). County context: Martin County real estate statistics and Martin County market report.

Miami-Dade County

Medians are the latest complete month named on each city page; for sale and supply are the edition-date snapshot. † Small-market page: fewer than five sales in the month, so the median shown is over the shortest window with five or more sales (named on the city page and on hover). County context: Miami-Dade County real estate statistics and Miami-Dade County market report.

Palm Beach County

Medians are the latest complete month named on each city page; for sale and supply are the edition-date snapshot. † Small-market page: fewer than five sales in the month, so the median shown is over the shortest window with five or more sales (named on the city page and on hover). County context: Palm Beach County real estate statistics and Palm Beach County market report.

St. Lucie County

Medians are the latest complete month named on each city page; for sale and supply are the edition-date snapshot. † Small-market page: fewer than five sales in the month, so the median shown is over the shortest window with five or more sales (named on the city page and on hover). County context: St. Lucie County real estate statistics and St. Lucie County market report.

How the cities compare

Three rankings, each limited to cities whose sample met the floor for that figure. Houses and condos are never blended; a city missing from a list did not meet the floor.

Median house sale price by city

Houses, August 2026, highest to lowest median sale price: Palm Beach $11,278,000; Miami Beach $3,150,000; Pinecrest $2,926,250; Coconut Grove $2,525,000; Coral Gables $2,275,000; Lighthouse Point $2,250,000; Palmetto Bay $1,547,500; North Palm Beach $1,375,000; Biscayne Park $1,212,000; Parkland $1,189,500; Miami Shores $1,172,500; Wilton Manors $1,127,000; Tequesta $1,125,000; Palm Beach Gardens $1,095,000; Miami Lakes $1,050,000; Jupiter $1,023,500; Doral $1,000,000; Boca Raton $965,000; Delray Beach $930,000; Miami Springs $852,500; Weston $849,000; Davie $833,750; Coral Springs $735,000; Fort Lauderdale $725,000; Miami $700,000; Loxahatchee $695,450; Palm City $693,000; Miramar $690,000; Pembroke Pines $685,000; Wellington $675,000; Stuart $672,500; Hobe Sound $669,000; Cooper City $665,000; Plantation $665,000; Cutler Bay $645,000; Dania Beach $615,000; Westlake $610,000; Coconut Creek $607,500; Hallandale Beach $600,000; Hialeah $587,500; Royal Palm Beach $580,000; Hollywood $570,000; Boynton Beach $567,500; Lake Worth Beach $560,000; Homestead $550,000; Deerfield Beach $549,500; Hialeah Gardens $548,450; Oakland Park $545,000; North Miami $540,000; Miami Gardens $534,500; North Miami Beach $532,500; Sunrise $530,000; West Palm Beach $530,000; Lantana $508,750; Margate $504,500; Jensen Beach $502,000; Opa Locka $499,000; Pompano Beach $479,000; Lauderhill $475,000; Florida City $475,000; Greenacres $444,500; Lauderdale Lakes $440,000; North Lauderdale $420,000; Port St. Lucie $419,000; Tamarac $375,000; Riviera Beach $372,500; Fort Pierce $315,000.

Median condo and townhouse sale price by city

Condos and townhouses, August 2026: Coconut Grove $1,910,000; Bal Harbour $1,575,000; Key Biscayne $1,500,000; Surfside $1,270,000; Highland Beach $1,130,000; Coral Gables $945,000; Palm Beach $920,000; Bay Harbor Islands $660,000; Sunny Isles Beach $592,500; Miami Beach $590,000; Fort Lauderdale $580,000; Wilton Manors $580,000; Doral $518,000; Aventura $500,000; Lauderdale-by-the-Sea $480,000; Juno Beach $462,500; Hillsboro Beach $457,500; North Bay Village $456,000; Weston $450,000; Jupiter $423,000; Riviera Beach $420,000; Cooper City $415,500; Wellington $410,000; Jensen Beach $405,000; Palm Beach Gardens $403,500; Miami $400,000; Boca Raton $382,250; Homestead $375,950; Florida City $364,990; North Palm Beach $360,000; South Palm Beach $351,500; Tequesta $336,375; Miami Gardens $330,000; Port St. Lucie $320,250; Hialeah $320,000; Palm City $318,000; Hypoluxo $312,500; Hobe Sound $310,000; Plantation $307,000; Hollywood $289,900; Boynton Beach $285,000; Pompano Beach $284,900; Cutler Bay $282,500; Miramar $281,500; Fort Pierce $279,990; Pembroke Pines $270,000; Lantana $270,000; Dania Beach $266,750; Stuart $261,500; Davie $255,000; North Lauderdale $252,000; North Miami Beach $245,000; Hallandale Beach $240,000; Royal Palm Beach $240,000; Coral Springs $239,500; West Palm Beach $231,265; Delray Beach $224,000; Deerfield Beach $222,000; Coconut Creek $215,000; Tamarac $200,500; Lake Worth Beach $200,000; Sunrise $192,500; Greenacres $181,500; Oakland Park $165,000; Lighthouse Point $160,000; North Miami $155,000; Margate $133,750; Palm Springs $120,000; Lauderhill $103,000; Lauderdale Lakes $99,500.

Seller Blink Rate by city, houses

Seller Blink Rate, houses for sale priced below their original asking price, September 15, 2026: Jensen Beach 56.5%; Hallandale Beach 54.0%; Riviera Beach 53.7%; Weston 52.1%; Davie 51.8%; Oakland Park 51.5%; Port St. Lucie 51.0%; Greenacres 50.0%; Stuart 49.7%; Boynton Beach 49.3%; Hobe Sound 49.1%; Parkland 49.0%; Royal Palm Beach 48.9%; Cooper City 47.8%; Palm City 47.8%; North Miami 47.5%; Pompano Beach 46.2%; Tamarac 45.7%; Plantation 45.6%; North Lauderdale 44.8%; Lake Worth Beach 44.6%; Jupiter 44.2%; Hialeah 43.3%; Lauderhill 42.9%; Coral Gables 42.9%; Doral 42.6%; Wilton Manors 42.5%; Wellington 42.5%; Deerfield Beach 42.3%; Coral Springs 42.1%; Pembroke Pines 41.7%; Fort Lauderdale 41.4%; Delray Beach 41.3%; Homestead 41.1%; Miami Lakes 40.8%; Hollywood 40.6%; Boca Raton 40.5%; West Palm Beach 40.5%; Cutler Bay 39.9%; Margate 39.6%; Palm Beach Gardens 39.5%; Fort Pierce 38.5%; Miami 38.3%; Florida City 38.1%; North Miami Beach 37.8%; Miami Gardens 37.6%; Miramar 37.3%; Dania Beach 36.8%; Coconut Creek 36.5%; North Palm Beach 36.4%; Sunrise 34.2%; Miami Beach 30.9%.

City-to-city comparisons use each city's own edition; edition dates differ by a day or two where noted in the tables. For the county totals behind these cities read the Broward County statistics and Martin County statistics and Miami-Dade County statistics and Palm Beach County statistics and St. Lucie County statistics pages, the Palm Beach County and Broward County market reports, and for the daily indexes that feed every city page see the Housing Data Desk.

Who is selling and who is moving in: primary residence statistics

A second series reads each closed sale against the Florida Department of Revenue tax roll: was the seller living in the home, did the buyer make it a primary residence, and how many buyers have the tax bill mailed to another state. Houses and condos/townhouses separate, monthly, frozen editions.

What every city page contains

• Key takeaways: quotable one-line statistics with source and period.
• Inventory and supply: homes for sale, under contract, months of inventory, asking prices, days on market, houses and condos separate.
• Prices and sales: latest complete month and year to date against the same periods a year earlier.
• Asking-price cuts: Seller Blink Rate, median recorded cut, Buyer Hesitation Time and the share of listings over 90 days.
• Relistings, association fees, cash share, sale-to-original-ask outcomes and asking rents where the sample floor is met.
• A county comparison, a full table of every figure and a frozen CSV download.
• Every city page links up to its county statistics page, and every county page lists its cities, so the tree can be walked in both directions.

Method, source and reuse

• Source data: BeachesMLS listings permitted for internet display, delivered through Cotality Trestle (PBP connection 23039). Listings whose sellers declined internet display are absent and their number is unknown, so no figure is a census.
• Property type follows the tax legal description; townhouses and villas are reported with condos. Medians are published only where the source page's sample floor is met (5 sales for monthly medians, 30 listings for shares); figures under the floor are omitted, never estimated.
• Editions are frozen and dated. Published-figure errors are logged at the corrections log; the measurement definitions are at how we measure.
• Free to cite with attribution to "PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data" and a link. A figure for a city not listed here: info@pbpre.com or 561-395-8418.