The Q4-2025 Boca Raton real estate market was characterized by a significant surge in sales across both single-family homes and condos. Single-family closed sales jumped 18.8% year-over-year to 486, while condo sales increased by 17.1% to 540. Despite the rise in activity, price trends for single-family homes softened slightly, with the median sales price falling 2.4% to $897,500. Conversely, the luxury condo market experienced substantial growth, with its median sales price jumping 28% annually to $1,920,000.
The fourth quarter of 2025 saw a significant surge in Delray Beach real estate, with single-family home sales jumping 34.9% and condo sales rising 7.4% year over year. This increased activity led to a decline in listing inventory for both property types, marking the first such decrease for condos in nearly four years. While single-family median sales prices grew by 5% to $787,500, the luxury condo segment experienced a 7.3% decline in median price. Overall, the market was characterized by faster absorption rates for single-family homes and a notable shift toward larger average home sizes.
The January 2026 report highlights divergent real estate trends across Florida's major counties, specifically noting that while Broward County saw a significant annual surge in new signed contracts driven by rising new listings, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties experienced an easing of growth or continued declines in overall contract volume. A consistent theme across all three regions was the relative strength of the luxury market segment—properties priced above $1 million—which frequently saw gains in signed contracts even as new listings in that price bracket generally declined. Overall, the market continues to shift, with significant drops in new listings occurring in various sectors and locations.
This report analyzes real estate market trends across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties for December 2025, highlighting a significant divergence in performance between regions. While Broward County experienced a surge in new signed contracts that outpaced previous annual growth, Miami-Dade County saw a decline in contract activity, particularly for properties priced below $1 million. Across these regions, the high-end market remains a focal point, with properties exceeding the $1 million threshold often showing more resilience or growth than the overall market.
The report is about a real estate market where overall sales surged year-over-year, largely driven by cash transactions which accounted for 70% of all deals. While single-family home median prices jumped by 22% and condo sales increased significantly, all broad price trend indicators for the region declined as listing inventory began to edge higher. Overall, the market showed a cooling in high-competition scenarios, with bidding wars reaching their lowest share in nearly five years.
During the fourth quarter of 2025, Wellington's real estate market saw a rise in both single-family and condo sales, driven by declining mortgage rates and strong financial markets. Single-family median sales prices rose 2.1% to $725,000 as inventory fell 11.8%, while condo sales increased 12.5% despite mixed price trend indicators. The luxury segment experienced significant growth, with the median sales price for luxury single-family homes surging 80% year-over-year to $4,500,000. Additionally, the market for single-family homes on two or more acres saw a dramatic 300% jump in closed sales as marketing time fell sharply.
During the fourth quarter of 2025, the West Palm Beach real estate market experienced a significant surge in sales volume for both single-family homes and condos, rising 33.5% and 13.4% year-over-year, respectively. While the median sales price for single-family homes remained stable at $549,900, condo price indicators continued a downward trend. Inventory for both property types decreased annually, leading to a faster market pace with months of supply dropping by 25.7% for single-family homes and 18% for condos. The luxury segment saw divergent results, with luxury single-family median prices jumping 56.9% while luxury condo median prices fell sharply by 32.3% compared to the previous year.
The Q4-2025 Weston, FL Sales report highlights a cooling trend in real estate prices alongside a significant increase in single-family market activity. While median sales prices for single-family homes decreased by 5.4% year-over-year to $880,000, the number of closed sales for these properties surged by 43.9%. Conversely, the condo market experienced a 21.4% decline in sales volume and a 10.7% drop in median sales price over the same period. Overall, the report indicates that most transactions in both sectors closed below their la
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The Q4-2025 Coral Gables real estate market was characterized by a surge in transaction volume across both single-family homes and condos, with single-family sales rising 22.2% and condo sales increasing 37.0% year-over-year. Despite this growth in activity, pricing trends diverged; the median sales price for single-family homes remained stable at $1,915,000, while the condo median sales price declined by 7.8% to $530,000. The luxury segment, representing the top 10% of sales, saw a significant 23.2% jump in the median price for single-family homes to $11,700,000, whereas the luxury condo median price rose 12.7% to $2,000,000. Inventory levels remained relatively tight throughout the quarter, as months of supply fell by 16.7% for single-family homes and 26.9% for condos, reflecting a faster market pace compared to the previous year.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Fort Lauderdale's single-family market saw median sales prices rise 7.5% year-over-year to $669,000, while sales volume increased for the first time in a year. The condo market experienced a 6.4% annual increase in median sales price to $415,000, even as closed sales slipped by 2.8%. Luxury segments showed significant price growth, with the median sales price for luxury condos jumping 22.6% to over $2.1 million and luxury single-family homes surging 30.4% to $4.37 million. Overall, market indicators for waterfront properties also trended higher, particularly for single-family homes where the median price surged 31.5% compared to the previous year.