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4Q brought renewed momentum to Palm Beach, with condo sales up notably and single‑family homes seeing their highest fourth‑quarter sales level in half a decade. Pricing reflected this split: condos saw modest softening, while single‑family values climbed on the strength

In Q4 2025, Miami’s global appeal kept the market active, even as growth trends show buyers are becoming increasingly selective.

Palm Beach continues to demonstrate its remarkable resilience and appeal, even amid broader market headwinds. In the second quarter of 2025, single-family home sales experienced a notable 32% annual increase, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of growth.

In Q3, sales volume eased across both the Miami Beaches and the Coastal Mainland, but pricing held firm, driven by strong demand for high-quality, modern properties.

After the frenzied pace of the past few years, it's no surprise that sales have cooled and inventory is building. Buyers are being more deliberate, and sellers are adjusting to a new rhythm.

Palm Beach continues to demonstrate its remarkable resilience and appeal, even amid broader market headwinds. In the second quarter of 2025, single-family home sales experienced a notable 32% annual increase, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of growth.

In the First Quarter of 2025, we witnessed renewed strength in the single-family home market, with a 63% year over year surge in sales and a median price increase of 10%.

While overall sales activity in Miami Beach cooled in the first quarter, the luxury market told a very different story.

As 2024 came to a close, the Town of Palm Beach experienced a dynamic real estate market with steady single-family home sales, a notable rise across all pricing metrics, and a significant shift in condo/co-op transactions at the high-end, despite