Martin County Single-Family Homes Market Update – June 2026

Martin County Single-Family Homes Real Estate Statistics – June 2026

Martin County’s single-family home market continued to perform well in June, with sales increasing, inventory tightening, and homes selling more quickly than they did a year ago. While home prices remained relatively stable, strong buyer activity and limited supply continue to create favorable conditions for sellers.

The biggest story this month is the combination of rising sales and significantly lower inventory, reinforcing Martin County’s position as one of the Treasure Coast’s most competitive housing markets.

Let’s take a closer look.

Market Breakdown – June 2026 vs. June 2025

Median Sale Price: $655,000

📈 Up 1% year-over-year

Home values remained stable in June, with a modest year-over-year increase. While price appreciation has slowed compared to previous years, values continue to hold firm thanks to steady buyer demand and limited inventory.

Closed Sales: 197 homes

📈 Up 11% year-over-year

Sales activity strengthened compared to last June, with more buyers successfully closing on homes. This increase reflects continued confidence in Martin County’s desirable communities and lifestyle.

Active Inventory: 724 homes

🔻 Down 23% year-over-year

Inventory continues to decline, giving buyers fewer homes to choose from than they had a year ago. The shortage of available properties remains one of the defining characteristics of the current market.

Pending Sales: 208 contracts

📈 Up 11% year-over-year

Pending sales matched the growth seen in closed sales, indicating buyer demand remains healthy and suggesting the market should continue performing well through the summer.

Months of Inventory: 3.9 months

🔻 Down 34% year-over-year

With less than four months of inventory available, Martin County remains firmly in seller’s market territory. Well-priced homes continue to attract strong interest and often receive offers quickly.

Days on Market: 49 days

🔻 Down 14% year-over-year

Homes are selling significantly faster than they were last year, highlighting the continued demand for quality single-family properties throughout the county.

New Listings: 235 homes

📈 Up 13% year-over-year

New listings increased this month, providing buyers with some additional opportunities. However, the increase hasn’t been enough to offset the overall decline in inventory.

What This Means for You

Buyers

While more homes are coming onto the market, inventory remains limited and desirable properties continue to move quickly. Buyers who are pre-approved and ready to act will be in the strongest position when the right home becomes available.

Sellers

Current conditions strongly favor sellers. Homes are selling faster, inventory remains low, and buyer demand continues to support pricing. A well-presented and competitively priced home is likely to attract significant interest.

Investors

Martin County’s single-family home market continues to offer long-term appeal. Stable home values, improving sales activity, and constrained inventory provide a solid foundation for future appreciation.

Final Thoughts

June’s numbers show a Martin County market that continues to gain momentum. Buyers remain active, homes are selling faster than they were a year ago, and inventory has tightened considerably, creating a competitive environment across many price points.

Although home price growth has moderated, the overall market remains exceptionally healthy. Strong sales, rising pending contracts, and limited supply suggest Martin County is well-positioned for a busy second half of 2026.

For buyers, preparation remains key. For sellers, the combination of low inventory and strong demand continues to create excellent opportunities in one of the Treasure Coast’s most desirable single-family home markets.

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