Florida’s single family prices edged up in the third quarter while condo prices stood still. Here are the numbers for the state and its 22 metro areas, from Miami and Tampa to Pensacola, with the full report free to download.
By Cresco Intelligence, the research desk of Cresco Real Estate. Licensed UAE brokerage, RERA ORN 34288, with a US office in Los Angeles. Published 6 November 2026.
The short answer
Single family sales were almost unchanged on a year earlier and the median rose 2.4%. Condo and townhouse sales rose 3.1%, but the median did not move. In September alone, single family sales were down 3.5% and the median was $415,000. Florida REALTORS said rising mortgage rates were the biggest story for the market.
| Metro and counties | Sales | Sales, yr on yr | Median | Price, yr on yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas | 9,533 | down 5.1% | $409,990 | up 2.5% |
| Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach Broward, Miami Dade, Palm Beach | 9,300 | up 1.0% | $660,000 | up 3.3% |
| Orlando, Kissimmee and Sanford Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole | 7,473 | up 2.3% | $446,000 | up 0.7% |
| Jacksonville Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, St. Johns | 5,439 | down 3.4% | $405,000 | up 1.3% |
| North Port, Sarasota and Bradenton Manatee, Sarasota | 4,088 | up 3.6% | $490,000 | up 4.3% |
| Cape Coral and Fort Myers Lee | 3,665 | up 5.4% | $380,000 | up 1.3% |
| Deltona, Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach Flagler, Volusia | 2,894 | down 2.7% | $360,000 | up 1.4% |
| Lakeland and Winter Haven Polk | 2,861 | down 7.3% | $325,000 | up 0.6% |
| Palm Bay, Melbourne and Titusville Brevard | 2,482 | down 0.6% | $375,000 | up 1.4% |
| Ocala Marion | 2,343 | up 3.7% | $288,568 | up 0.5% |
| Pensacola, Ferry Pass and Brent Escambia, Santa Rosa | 2,265 | up 3.7% | $334,900 | flat |
| Port St. Lucie Martin, St. Lucie | 1,985 | down 2.6% | $429,028 | up 1.3% |
Tampa Bay sales fell 5.1% and Jacksonville 3.4%, while Orlando rose 2.3%. North Port, Sarasota and Bradenton posted the largest single family price gain, up 4.3% to $490,000.
| Metro | Sales | Median | Price, yr on yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach | 8,059 | $325,000 | up 1.6% |
| Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater | 2,965 | $265,000 | flat |
| Orlando, Kissimmee and Sanford | 2,083 | $294,000 | down 2.0% |
| North Port, Sarasota and Bradenton | 1,611 | $315,000 | up 3.7% |
| Jacksonville | 1,361 | $265,000 | up 1.9% |
| Cape Coral and Fort Myers | 1,149 | $260,000 | down 3.9% |
South Florida dominates the condo market: the Miami metro closed 8,059 of the state’s 22,664 condo and townhouse sales. With 7.7 months of condo supply statewide, buyers have more choice in condos than in single family.
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Florida REALTORS reported a single family median of $420,000 for the third quarter of 2026, up 2.4% year on year, and a condo and townhouse median of $295,000, unchanged.
For the Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach metro (Broward, Miami Dade and Palm Beach counties), the Q3 2026 single family median was $660,000, up 3.3%, and the condo median was $325,000.
Naples, Immokalee and Marco Island (Collier County) had the highest single family median in Q3 2026 at $775,000, followed by the Miami metro at $660,000.
Sources: Florida REALTORS, Q3 2026 closed sales and median prices by metropolitan statistical area; Florida REALTORS, September and Q3 2026 news release.
This is general information, not investment, tax or legal advice. Figures are Florida REALTORS third quarter 2026 data by metropolitan statistical area, released 16 October 2026 and checked on 6 November 2026. Each metro is listed with the counties it covers.
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