Florida is projected to see the steepest home price declines in 2026, with average drops around 1.9% in major metro areas, contrasting the national median price rise of 2.2%. Gulf Coast markets like Cape Coral–Fort Myers and North Port–Sarasota–Bradenton face the largest declines. Increased housing supply, higher ownership costs, and rising fees are cooling demand. Despite this, Florida remains attractive for retirees, job seekers, and lifestyle movers, maintaining positive net migration.
In Late-Q1 2026, Miami and West Palm Beach buyers typically put down ~20%, while Fort…
An investor raised a question about Florida Real Estate's future and said the state could…
An investor raised a question about Florida Real Estate's future and said the state could…
More than half of Nantucket's housing stock is for seasonal use, the highest among luxury…
Rising inventory levels continue giving buyers more leverage, especially in previously overheated coastal and Sun…
Florida faces a national housing oversupply, with one in seven U.S. homes listed there, 1.8…