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Florida home sales rise again in April

Florida’s housing market posted its eighth straight month of year-over-year closed sales gains, with condo and townhouse activity showing particular strength.

Florida's housing market logged year-over-year closed sales gains for the eighth consecutive month in April, with condos and townhouses leading the charge, according to Florida Realtors®' Research Department.

"Florida's housing market continues to show sustainable momentum, with more buyers and sellers finding opportunities that make sense for their personal goals," said 2026 Florida Realtors President Chuck Bonfiglio, broker-owner of AAA Realty Group in Plantation. "We're seeing encouraging activity across the market — especially with pending sales rising in both segments — a sign that consumers are continuing to move forward."

Florida Realtors Chief Economist Dr. Brad O'Connor said April's numbers reflect a market normalizing after years of tight inventory and rapid price growth:

  • Single-family closed sales totaled 24,129 statewide, up 2.4% from April 2025.
  • Condo and townhouse sales reached 9,309, up 6.9% year over year.
  • Pending sales jumped 8% for single-family homes and 14.7% for condos and townhouses — typically a 1–2 month leading indicator for closings.
  • Median prices rose 1.8% for single-family homes to $420,000; condo and townhouse prices held steady at $315,000.
  • Single-family pending sales more than doubled the gains seen in the prior two months, pointing to continued growth into May and possibly June.
  • Active inventory fell year over year in both segments: single-family supply sits at 4.7 months, condos and townhouses at 8.9 months.
Florida April 2026 SunStats infographic showing inventory, median sales price and median time to contract for single family, condos and townhomes

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