Statistics in Miami-Dade and Broward June 2025/2026
Monthly Market Summary- June 2026 Single-Family Homes Miami-Dade County
CONCLUSION
The market in June 2026 reflects heightened sales activity and high prices alongside lower available inventory, even though properties are spending longer on the market. It demonstrates a strong, stable real estate sector driven by traditional sales that fuel market growth; the rise in transactions and prices reflects confidence among buyers and sellers, as well as favorable conditions for investment.
INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
In the June 2026 market, closed sales rose by 16.8%, indicating increased demand. The median price climbed 3.7%, demonstrating sustained value appreciation, while the average price surged 19.7% due to a higher volume of high-value property sales. Consequently, total sales volume grew by 39.8%, reflecting a more dynamic market. New pending sales increased by 10.7%—suggesting continued strong demand—while supply decreased by 12.4%. Active inventory fell by 22.7%, intensifying competition among buyers. Inventory levels dropped by 25.8%, shifting market conditions to favor sellers. The median time to secure a contract increased by 23.8%, and the total time to sell a property rose by 10.6%.
Monthly Market Summary-June vcbg 2026 Townhouses and Condo Miami-Dade County
CONCLUSION
The market in June 2026 shows increased sales activity and higher total transaction value, albeit with a slower sales pace; traditional sales continue to lead the market, with a rise in transactions and closed deals reflecting stable demand and an adjustment in the mid-market segment. Overall, these indicators point to an active, healthy market with sustained demand and opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors alike—though the sales process is more measured, and buyers hold greater negotiating power than in markets with lower inventory.
INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
In the June 2026 market, closed sales rose by 12%, demonstrating increased market activity. The median sales price decreased by 3.1%, indicating a moderate adjustment in market values. The average price rose by 17.4%, suggesting a higher number of high-value property sales. Total sales volume increased by 31.5%. Pending sales grew by 7.0%, indicating that demand remains active. New listings decreased by 6.9%, reducing the influx of inventory. Active inventory fell by 11.5%, limiting available supply. Inventory supply dropped by 12.1%, though it remains at a high level, offering buyers a wide range of options. The median time to secure a contract increased by 25.0%, and the total time to sell a property rose by 15.9%.
Monthly Market Summary-June 2026 Single-Family Homes Broward County
CONCLUSION
The market in June 2026 showed strong sales activity accompanied by a significant reduction in inventory. This demonstrates a more dynamic and competitive market characterized by higher sales, higher prices, greater economic volume, and shorter time-on-market; meanwhile, the reduction in inventory and available supply favors sellers, reflecting a market with solid demand and limited availability.
INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
Closed sales rose by 36.0%, indicating strong participation from investors and buyers. The median sales price increased by 2.4%, while the average price grew by 7.6%. Total sales volume increased by 35.7%, and properties sold faster; the time to close a sale dropped by 5%. Pending sales rose by 10.0%, but supply contracted by 6.5% and inventory fell by 24.3%, resulting in a significant 28.3% decrease in available inventory.
Monthly Market Summary-June 2026 Townhouses and Condo Broward County
CONCLUSION
The market continues to perform positively, with growth in closed sales and total market value, reflecting a stable, active market characterized by solid demand, lower inventory levels, and conditions that remain favorable for sellers.
INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
In June 2026, closed sales rose by 15.5%, and sales volume increased by 16.1%, demonstrating significant activity among buyers and investors. Total sales volume grew by 16.1%; the median price dipped slightly by 1.8%, while the average price remained stable with a marginal increase of 0.5%. Pending sales rose by 1.3%, signaling active demand. Properties for sale decreased by 9.6%, reducing market supply. Active inventory fell by 17.1%, and inventory supply dropped by 17.9%. Meanwhile, the median time to secure a contract increased by 12.7%, and the time to close a contract rose by 3.8%.