Martin County Real Estate Market Update – April 2026

April 2026 Martin County Real Estate Statistics

Martin County’s spring market is heating up fast. Prices are rising sharply, sales are surging, and inventory has tightened dramatically — all signs of a market that’s becoming increasingly competitive for buyers.

At the same time, homes are still taking a bit longer to sell, showing that buyers remain selective even in a tightening market.

Let’s break it down.

Market Breakdown – April 2026 vs. April 2025

Median Sale Price: $650,000
📈 Up 8% year-over-year
This is one of the strongest price growth numbers we’ve seen in months. Buyer demand remains strong, particularly for well-located and move-in-ready homes.

Closed Sales: 226 homes
📈 Up 35% year-over-year
A massive jump in sales activity confirms that buyers are highly active in Martin County this spring.

Active Inventory: 761 homes
🔻 Down 25% year-over-year
Inventory continues to shrink significantly, creating a tighter and more competitive environment across the market.

Pending Sales: 210 contracts
📈 Up 14% year-over-year
Contracts are continuing to rise, suggesting this momentum is likely to carry into the coming months.

Months of Inventory: 4.2 months
🔻 Down 34% year-over-year
This is a major shift toward a seller-favored market. With inventory levels this low, buyers have fewer options and competition is increasing.

Days on Market: 43 days
📈 Up 16% year-over-year
Homes are taking slightly longer to sell despite strong demand, showing that buyers are still being careful and strategic with their decisions.

New Listings: 236
🔻 Down 11% year-over-year
Fewer new listings are coming online, adding even more pressure to already limited supply.

What This Means for You

Buyers:
This market is getting tighter quickly. Inventory is shrinking, prices are rising, and strong homes are moving fast. Preparation and timing are becoming increasingly important.

Sellers:
Conditions strongly favor sellers right now. Tight inventory and rising demand create an excellent opportunity — especially for homes priced correctly from the start.

Investors:
Martin County continues to show powerful fundamentals. Rising values combined with declining inventory create strong long-term potential.

Final Thoughts

Martin County is clearly in one of the strongest spring markets we’ve seen recently. Inventory is tightening rapidly, prices are climbing, and buyer demand remains extremely active.

This is a market with momentum — and that momentum appears to be building.

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