Martin County Real Estate Market Update – June 2026

Martin County Real Estate Statistics – June 2026

(All Residential Properties)

Martin County’s overall residential real estate market remained active throughout June, with strong sales growth, tightening inventory, and homes selling considerably faster than they did a year ago. While the median sale price softened compared to last June, the broader market continues to benefit from healthy buyer demand and a limited supply of available homes.

This month’s report highlights a market where activity is increasing even as inventory continues to shrink, creating favorable conditions across much of Martin County.

Let’s take a closer look.

Market Breakdown – June 2026 vs. June 2025

Median Sale Price: $473,990

🔻 Down 5% year-over-year

The median sale price declined compared to last June. However, when looking at the market as a whole, this doesn’t necessarily indicate weakening values. The combined residential median can fluctuate based on the mix of single-family homes, condos, and townhomes sold during the month. Overall buyer demand remains healthy.

Closed Sales: 327 properties

📈 Up 19% year-over-year

Sales activity increased significantly, with nearly one in five more homes closing than a year ago. This reflects continued confidence from buyers across all residential property types.

Active Inventory: 1,397 properties

🔻 Down 21% year-over-year

Inventory continues to tighten, giving buyers fewer options than they had last year. The ongoing reduction in available homes continues to support market stability.

Pending Sales: 296 contracts

📈 Up 5% year-over-year

Pending sales continued to rise, indicating buyers remain active and suggesting that sales activity should remain healthy in the coming months.

Months of Inventory: 4.7 months

🔻 Down 34% year-over-year

The supply of homes has tightened considerably and now sits below five months, placing Martin County in seller-favored territory while still allowing buyers a reasonable selection of available properties.

Days on Market: 34 days

🔻 Down 24% year-over-year

Homes are selling much faster than they were a year ago. This is one of the strongest indicators in this month’s report and reflects continued buyer competition for well-priced properties.

New Listings: 348 properties

📈 Up 2% year-over-year

New listings edged higher, bringing a modest number of additional homes to the market. However, this increase has not been enough to offset the ongoing decline in overall inventory.

What This Means for You

Buyers

Although inventory remains limited, buyers can still find opportunities across Martin County’s diverse range of residential properties. Homes that are priced competitively continue to move quickly, so preparation and flexibility remain important.

Sellers

Current market conditions continue to favor sellers. Strong sales activity, lower inventory, and faster selling times create an excellent environment for homeowners looking to list their property.

Investors

Martin County continues to offer attractive long-term investment opportunities. Healthy demand, constrained inventory, and an active market across multiple property types support continued confidence in the area’s residential market.

Final Thoughts

June’s numbers reinforce Martin County’s reputation as one of the Treasure Coast’s most desirable housing markets. Buyers remain active, inventory continues to tighten, and homes are selling at a significantly faster pace than they were a year ago.

While the overall median sale price declined, the broader market indicators tell a positive story. Rising sales, increasing pending contracts, and shrinking inventory all point to continued strength as we move through the summer months.

Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or invest, Martin County’s residential market continues to offer excellent opportunities backed by strong demand and limited housing supply.

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