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Palm Beach County Single-Family Homes Market Update – June 2026
Jeff Lichtenstein

17 JUL

News

Palm Beach County Single-Family Homes Market Update – June 2026

Palm Beach County Single-Family Homes Real Estate Statistics – June 2026

Palm Beach County’s single-family home market continued its impressive momentum in June, with strong price growth, a significant increase in sales, and inventory tightening even further. Buyers remain active despite higher home values, while sellers continue to benefit from limited competition and healthy demand.

The standout story this month is the combination of double-digit price appreciation and a 25% jump in closed sales, showing that buyer confidence remains strong even in a competitive market.

Let’s take a closer look.


Market Breakdown – June 2026 vs. June 2025

Median Sale Price: $700,000

📈 Up 12% year-over-year

Home values posted an impressive increase this month, reaching a median sale price of $700,000. Continued demand for single-family homes, combined with limited inventory, continues to support strong appreciation across Palm Beach County.

Closed Sales: 1,482 homes

📈 Up 25% year-over-year

Sales surged compared to last June, making this one of the strongest indicators in this month’s report. More buyers successfully closed on homes despite rising prices, demonstrating continued confidence in the market.

Active Inventory: 4,782 homes

🔻 Down 24% year-over-year

Available inventory continues to shrink, leaving buyers with fewer options than they had a year ago. The ongoing shortage of homes for sale remains one of the primary drivers of today’s competitive market.

Pending Sales: 1,259 contracts

📈 Up 4% year-over-year

Pending sales posted another increase, showing that buyer demand continues to hold steady heading into the summer market.

Months of Inventory: 3.9 months

🔻 Down 32% year-over-year

Inventory has tightened considerably, pushing Palm Beach County firmly into seller’s market territory. At less than four months of supply, well-priced homes continue to attract strong attention.

Days on Market: 42 days

⏸️ Unchanged year-over-year

Homes are selling at virtually the same pace as last year. Despite rising prices, buyers continue to move quickly on desirable properties.

New Listings: 1,542 homes

🔻 Down 6% year-over-year

New listings declined slightly, meaning fewer homes are entering the market. This continues to limit inventory growth and helps sustain strong pricing.


What This Means for You

Buyers

Competition remains strong, especially for desirable homes in sought-after neighborhoods. Getting pre-approved, acting quickly, and working with a knowledgeable local agent remain important advantages.

Sellers

Market conditions continue to favor sellers. Rising prices, fewer competing listings, and a substantial increase in completed sales create an excellent opportunity to maximize your home’s value.

Investors

Palm Beach County’s single-family home market continues to offer attractive long-term fundamentals. Strong appreciation, healthy sales activity, and limited inventory support continued investment potential.


Final Thoughts

June’s numbers reinforce just how resilient Palm Beach County’s single-family home market remains. Home prices continue to climb, buyers are purchasing homes at an accelerated pace, and inventory remains well below last year’s levels.

While affordability remains a consideration for many buyers, demand has proven remarkably resilient. As long as inventory remains constrained, sellers are likely to maintain the advantage, while buyers should expect competition for well-priced homes.

With the second half of 2026 underway, Palm Beach County continues to be one of South Florida’s strongest and most active single-family housing markets.

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