Martin County Real Estate Market Update – November 2025

Martin County’s real estate market continues to show strong demand, stable pricing, and a healthy pace of activity. November brought solid growth in closed and pending sales, with price gains reflecting a steady local economy — all while inventory remains balanced and manageable.

Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening on the ground.

Market Breakdown – November 2025 vs. November 2024

Median Sale Price: $592,000
📈 Up 8% year-over-year
Prices are climbing at a healthy pace. This kind of appreciation points to strong buyer confidence and long-term market stability in Martin County.

Closed Sales: 143 homes
📈 Up 13% year-over-year
More sales this month compared to last November is a great sign. It means buyers are moving forward, and deals are getting done, even with higher interest rates in play.

Active Inventory: 811 homes
📈 Up just 1% year-over-year
Inventory has remained relatively flat, which helps keep the market from overheating while still offering enough choice to buyers.

Pending Sales: 189 contracts
📈 Up 17% year-over-year
This is a clear signal of ongoing demand and a busy winter ahead. Strong pending numbers now typically lead to solid closed sales next month.

Months of Inventory: 4.8 months
📉 Down 4% year-over-year
Martin County is just under the 5-month mark — a sweet spot for a slightly seller-favored but mostly balanced market. Conditions are fair, but good listings still move quickly.

Days on Market: 62 days
📈 Up 63% year-over-year
Homes are taking longer to sell — about 24 more days than last year. That’s a big jump, but it simply means buyers are being more deliberate, and sellers need to bring their A-game.

New Listings: 221
📉 Down 10% year-over-year
Fewer new listings on the market this month mean less competition for current sellers, and possibly a tighter market heading into December.

What This Means for You

If you’re buying:
There’s solid inventory and a growing number of contracts — the market is moving, but you’ve got time to explore and make the right decision.

If you’re selling:
Sales are strong, prices are rising, and inventory is steady — a great window to list before the end-of-year slowdown. Just be sure your home is priced right and shows well.

If you’re watching the market:
This is what a healthy, well-balanced coastal market looks like. Martin County continues to attract interest while maintaining stability.

Final Thoughts

Martin County’s housing market remains a bright spot — price growth, strong sales, and balanced conditions give both buyers and sellers reason to feel confident. Whether you’re planning to make a move now or next year, this is the time to stay informed and prepared.

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