Tequesta Real Estate

Tequesta is a village of roughly 5,900 people at the very top of Palm Beach County, incorporated in 1957 and set on the Loxahatchee River where it meets the Jupiter Inlet. Martin County begins immediately to the north.

The village is built around the water: the river, its canals and the Intracoastal set the value of most streets here, and a dock or navigable access is usually the single largest factor in a price.

Inventory is small in both categories, so we report each property type separately and suppress any figure computed from too few sales rather than publishing something a single transaction could distort.

What is selling

In September 2026, single-family homes in Tequesta closed at a median of $1,255,000, at 98.8% of the original asking price and 98.8% of the final asking price, after a median 8 days on market, across 9 closings. Across the year so far, 61 closed at a median of $1,050,000, against 76 at $927,500 in the same period last year. There are 20 on the market now at a median asking price of $2,162,500, and about 2.2 months of supply, which favors sellers clearly.

In September 2026, condominiums and townhouses in Tequesta closed at a median of $270,000, at 93.1% of the original asking price and 93.5% of the final asking price, after a median 44 days on market, across 6 closings. Across the year so far, 83 closed at a median of $420,000, against 78 at $345,000 in the same period last year. There are 48 on the market now at a median asking price of $522,500, and about 8.0 months of supply, which gives buyers real negotiating room.

Houses and condominiums are reported separately here on purpose. Averaging the two produces a number that describes neither, and in this market the two halves frequently move in different directions.

Based on information from BeachesMLS for September 2026 and for Jan 1 - Sep 30, 2026, retrieved October 12, 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Listings permitted for internet display.

What actually decides a Tequesta sale

Water access is the first question and it is more specific than it sounds: fixed bridges, canal width, dock permitting and depth at low tide all decide what kind of boat a buyer can actually keep, and therefore what they will pay. Beyond the water, this is an older housing stock than the Jupiter developments to the south, so roof age, impact openings and insurance history carry real weight in a negotiation. Condominium buyers face the same milestone inspection and reserve questions as the rest of the coast.

Working with us in Tequesta

Gia Freer, our Broker of Record, has been licensed in Florida since 2000. PBP Real Estate is a transaction broker and we handle probate and estate sales, short sales and relocation in house. We also work across the Martin County line, so a move a few miles north does not mean starting again with another brokerage.

Tell us the address and we will read the sales that genuinely compare to it — waterfront against waterfront, interior against interior — and give you a written opinion of value. No automated estimate is published on this site. See every Tequesta listing in the MLS, not only ours.

Did your listing come off the market without selling? Read what the data says about an expired listing in Tequesta — how much of the local inventory is sitting past 90 days, and what waiting costs against the original asking price.

More on the Tequesta market

Short sales in Tequesta · Tequesta listings that did not sell · Relocating to Tequesta

Thinking about selling? Start with the figures that apply to your property type: what is my home worth in Tequesta. Houses and condominiums are reported separately on every page.

Compiled by Gia Freer, Broker of Record, PBP Real Estate, LLC · Florida broker license BK689801 · brokerage license CQ1064615. Figures drawn from PBP's own BeachesMLS data feed and last updated October 12, 2026. Market analysis only; PBP Real Estate is a Licensed Florida Real Estate Brokerage, not a licensed appraiser.