Florida home sales gain momentum, extend growth streak to 10 months
Closed sales, pending sales and median prices increased in both property categories in June. Florida Realtors researchers said a weak June 2025 comparison contributed to the size of the gains. Sales are now tracking closer to 2023 levels.
Florida home sales extended the year-over-year growth streak to 10 consecutive months in June, with closed sales, pending sales and median prices rising in both property categories.
The latest numbers point to continued activity heading into the second half of the year, although Florida Realtors® researchers noted that June 2025 was a particularly weak sales month, which helped make this year’s percentage gains appear larger.
“Florida’s housing market showed encouraging activity in June and the second quarter, with closed sales rising in both the single-family and condo-townhouse markets,” said 2026 Florida Realtors President Chuck Bonfiglio Jr., broker-owner of AAA Realty Group in Plantation.
He said conditions continue to vary by community, price point and property type, making it important for sellers to price and prepare their homes carefully and for buyers to understand their choices and negotiating opportunities.
Jennifer Warner, Florida Realtors’ director of economic development and commercial research, said sales so far in 2026 continue to run ahead of last year and are more closely tracking 2023 levels.
Warner said buyers are continuing to enter the market even with mortgage rates around 6.5%, and June sales were nearly identical to June 2023:
June 2026
- Single-family closed sales totaled 26,036, up 9.3% from a year earlier.
- Condo and townhouse sales reached 8,900, up 14% year over year.
- The median single-family price increased 4.9% to $432,000, while the condo and townhouse median rose 1.7% to $305,000.
- Single-family inventory stood at a 4.5-month supply, while condo and townhouse inventory was at an 8.1-month supply.
Second quarter 2026
- Single-family closed sales totaled 75,080, up 4.1% from the second quarter of 2025.
- Condo and townhouse sales reached 27,101, up 9% year over year.
- The single-family median price rose 2.4% to $425,000, while the condo and townhouse median held steady at $310,000.
- Inventory remained at a 4.5-month supply for single-family homes and an 8.1-month supply for condos and townhouses.
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