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  • Fla.’s Housing Market: Closed Sales and New Pending Sales Rise in July

    Fla.’s Housing Market: Closed Sales and New Pending Sales Rise in July

    Florida's housing market showed growth in July 2026 with closed sales of single-family homes up 5.1% and condo-townhome sales up 11% year-over-year. New pending sales also increased, marking over a year of consecutive gains. The median price for single-family homes rose 3.7% to $425,000, while condo-townhome prices remained steady at $295,000. Inventory levels were 4.5 months for single-family homes and 7.8 months for condos. Buyers are returning despite mortgage rates remaining high.

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  • Starter Homes Are Sitting Longer | Referrals are the lifeline of my business. I appreciate all referrals & promise to take care of your friends & family.

    In South Florida, an agent said first-time buyers have more room to negotiate than in 2021 or 2022 because the market is more balanced.
    During the pandemic rush, buyers waived inspections and shortened timelines. In South Florida's current market, they can seek credits, closing-cost help, repairs, or rate buydowns.
    Buyers also have more time to think, compare properties, run the numbers, and negotiate instead of immediately facing 15 competing offers on the first weekend.
    Well-priced, high-quality homes in South Florida are still moving quickly, but listings sitting longer, overpriced, or needing work give buyers significantly more leverage.
    Buying still isn't easy: current 30-yr mortgage rates are near 7%, but less competition can give prepared South Florida buyers a calmer path into homeownership.

  • Buyers Find Great Deals in These U.S. Housing Markets

    Buyers Find Great Deals in These U.S. Housing Markets

    Looking to buy a home? šŸ  You might snag a deal! In 38 of the top 50 U.S. markets, homes are selling below asking priceā€”especially in Miami and West Palm Beach, with nearly 5% off. Curious where else buyers are saving? šŸ‘€ Drop your dream city below! šŸ“‰

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  • PBP Real Estate: Cash Buyers Accounted for About Half of Palm Beach County Home Sales in Q2

    Palm Beach Countyā€™s real estate market continues to move at a brisk paceā€”about half of all home sales in Q2 2026 were cash deals. This is especially true for condos and townhomes, where cash purchases are even more common. The median price for single-family homes climbed to $700,000, while available inventory tightened further, making it a uniquely competitive moment for both buyers and sellers. As a local broker who specializes in guiding clients through transitions like inheritance, divorce, or downsizing, Iā€™ve seen firsthand how cash buyers have shaped negotiation dynamics and timelines. In a market with fewer homes to choose from, understanding these shifts is key to achieving your real estate goalsā€”whether youā€™re looking to maximize value or secure your next home. My approach is always rooted in expert market knowledge and personalized strategy, tailored to the life changes that bring you to the market.

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