West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

West Palm Beach — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MIMR11149508 — $78,900,000
2. Listing MIMR11155081 — $70,000,000
3. Listing MIMR11036093 — $47,500,000
4. Listing MIMB26042631 — $39,750,000
5. Listing MIMB26056101 — $33,500,000
6. Listing MIMR11163511 — $28,450,000
7. Listing MIMB26033963 — $24,950,000
8. Listing MIMB26074771 — $23,900,000
9. Listing MIMB26005870 — $23,500,000
10. Listing MIMB26056288 — $22,875,000
11. Listing MIMR11142027 — $21,900,000
12. Listing MIMB26024902 — $19,950,000
13. Listing MIMR11150381 — $16,750,000
14. Listing MIMB26005849 — $16,650,000
15. Listing MIMB26040355 — $14,500,000

Florida’s real estate landscape is seeing a notable shift—over 1 in 10 active listings are now priced below what the seller originally paid. I’m seeing this firsthand across our markets, with nearly half of the homes for sale taking asking-price cuts and seller concessions becoming increasingly common. After the rapid price growth we experienced, it’s clear that changing demand, higher borrowing costs, and greater inventory are prompting many sellers to re-evaluate their expectations. Some homeowners who bought near the peak are choosing to accept smaller returns—sometimes to move forward with a life change, reduce ongoing expenses, or relocate for a better fit. Especially if you’re navigating situations like divorce, inheritance, or downsizing, understanding these market dynamics is key. Right now, more Florida sellers are willing to adjust on price to move on, and I’m here to ensure you’re equipped with the right strategies and local insight for your next step.

Florida’s real estate landscape is seeing a notable shift—over 1 in 10 active listings are now priced below what the seller originally paid. I’m seeing this firsthand across our markets, with nearly half of the homes for sale taking asking-price cuts and seller concessions becoming increasingly common. After the rapid price growth we experienced, it’s clear that changing demand, higher borrowing costs, and greater inventory are prompting many sellers to re-evaluate their expectations. Some homeowners who bought near the peak are choosing to accept smaller returns—sometimes to move forward with a life change, reduce ongoing expenses, or relocate for a better fit. Especially if you’re navigating situations like divorce, inheritance, or downsizing, understanding these market dynamics is key. Right now, more Florida sellers are willing to adjust on price to move on, and I’m here to ensure you’re equipped with the right strategies and local insight for your next step.