Last updated October 15, 2026
Months of Inventory by City, South Florida 2026
On October 15, 2026, Broward 4.5 months for houses and 11.2 for condos and townhouses; Martin 3.8 months for houses and 4.9 for condos and townhouses; Miami-Dade 5.6 months for houses and 13.1 for condos and townhouses; Palm Beach 4.0 months for houses and 7.0 for condos and townhouses; St. Lucie 5.0 months for houses and 6.0 for condos and townhouses. Months of inventory is the homes for sale today divided by the homes that sold in September 2026; under 4 months is conventionally read as favoring sellers, 4 to 6 as balanced and over 6 as favoring buyers. This page lists that figure for every one of the 89 South Florida cities with a PBP Real Estate statistics page, houses and condos/townhouses side by side, so a seller can see the market for their type of home in their city, not a blended average. It is rebuilt every morning; print it or download the CSV.
Key takeaways: South Florida months of inventory, October 15, 2026
- On October 15, 2026, condos and townhouses carried more months of inventory than houses in 67 of the 80 South Florida cities where both figures are reported. Source: PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data, October 15, 2026.
- Houses: 25 cities read as favoring sellers (under 4 months), 35 balanced (4 to 6) and 28 favoring buyers (over 6). Source: PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data, October 15, 2026.
- Condos and townhouses: 5 cities favor sellers, 17 are balanced and 59 favor buyers. Source: PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data, October 15, 2026.
- County-wide, Broward 4.5 months for houses and 11.2 for condos and townhouses; Martin 3.8 months for houses and 4.9 for condos and townhouses; Miami-Dade 5.6 months for houses and 13.1 for condos and townhouses; Palm Beach 4.0 months for houses and 7.0 for condos and townhouses; St. Lucie 5.0 months for houses and 6.0 for condos and townhouses. Source: PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data, October 15, 2026.
- The tightest house market is Atlantis at 1.5 months; the most supplied condo market is North Miami at 26.8 months. Source: PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data, October 15, 2026.
How to read months of inventory
The figure is a pace, not a forecast: it says how long the current supply would last at last month's rate of sales if nothing new came to market. A city can favor sellers for houses and buyers for condos at the same time, which is why the two are never blended here. Houses and condos are separated by the tax legal description, so a townhouse or villa counts as a condo/TH. The read is conventional and describes the city, not a single home; price, condition and location move an individual sale inside it.
Months of inventory by county
| City | Houses for sale / sold | Months, houses | Condos/TH for sale / sold | Months, condos/TH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broward | 4,298 / 959 | 4.5balanced | 10,064 / 898 | 11.2favors buyers |
| Martin | 462 / 122 | 3.8favors sellers | 355 / 73 | 4.9balanced |
| Miami-Dade | 4,620 / 821 | 5.6balanced | 12,238 / 937 | 13.1favors buyers |
| Palm Beach | 4,001 / 994 | 4.0balanced | 6,469 / 924 | 7.0favors buyers |
| St. Lucie | 2,160 / 432 | 5.0balanced | 614 / 103 | 6.0balanced |
County figures come from each county statistics page; sold is September 2026. County market reports: Broward, Martin, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, St. Lucie.
Broward County cities: months of inventory
| City | Houses for sale / sold | Months, houses | Condos/TH for sale / sold | Months, condos/TH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broward County | 4,298 / 959 | 4.5balanced | 10,064 / 898 | 11.2favors buyers |
| Coconut Creek | 49 / 26 | 1.9favors sellers | 301 / 49 | 6.1favors buyers |
| Cooper City | 66 / 22 | 3.0favors sellers | 20 / 3 | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Coral Springs | 172 / 71 | 2.4favors sellers | 356 / 30 | 11.9favors buyers |
| Dania Beach | 90 / 5 | 18.0favors buyers | 118 / 9 | 13.1favors buyers |
| Davie | 162 / 46 | 3.5favors sellers | 239 / 30 | 8.0favors buyers |
| Deerfield Beach | 116 / 23 | 5.0balanced | 586 / 62 | 9.5favors buyers |
| Fort Lauderdale | 804 / 132 | 6.1favors buyers | 1,527 / 133 | 11.5favors buyers |
| Hallandale Beach | 55 / 5 | 11.0favors buyers | 1,012 / 51 | 19.8favors buyers |
| Hillsboro Beach | 6 / 5‡ | 14.4favors buyers | 74 / 75‡ | 11.8favors buyers |
| Hollywood | 449 / 90 | 5.0balanced | 1,028 / 68 | 15.1favors buyers |
| Lauderdale Lakes | 35 / 89‡ | 4.7balanced | 294 / 209‡ | 16.9favors buyers |
| Lauderdale-by-the-Sea | 21 / 30‡ | 8.4favors buyers | 119 / 146‡ | 9.8favors buyers |
| Lauderhill | 83 / 25 | 3.3favors sellers | 542 / 30 | 18.1favors buyers |
| Lighthouse Point | 79 / 199‡ | 4.8balanced | 61 / 95‡ | 7.7favors buyers |
| Margate | 103 / 29 | 3.6favors sellers | 352 / 28 | 12.6favors buyers |
| Miramar | 256 / 63 | 4.1balanced | 173 / 26 | 6.7favors buyers |
| North Lauderdale | 65 / 9 | 7.2favors buyers | 119 / 9 | 13.2favors buyers |
| Oakland Park | 134 / 33 | 4.1balanced | 192 / 16 | 12.0favors buyers |
| Parkland | 151 / 41 | 3.7favors sellers | 15 / 4 | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Pembroke Pines | 247 / 63 | 3.9favors sellers | 564 / 76 | 7.4favors buyers |
| Plantation | 191 / 61 | 3.1favors sellers | 280 / 31 | 9.0favors buyers |
| Pompano Beach | 269 / 60 | 4.5balanced | 874 / 80 | 10.9favors buyers |
| Sunrise | 125 / 26 | 4.8balanced | 567 / 57 | 9.9favors buyers |
| Tamarac | 185 / 36 | 5.1balanced | 444 / 49 | 9.1favors buyers |
| Weston | 185 / 44 | 4.2balanced | 141 / 17 | 8.3favors buyers |
| Wilton Manors | 82 / 15 | 5.5balanced | 75 / 5 | 15.0favors buyers |
County line first, then each city with a statistics page. Sold is September 2026 unless marked ‡ (small-market pages: trailing 12 months, months at that pace). More on this county: Broward County market report and Broward County statistics.
Martin County cities: months of inventory
| City | Houses for sale / sold | Months, houses | Condos/TH for sale / sold | Months, condos/TH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martin County | 462 / 122 | 3.8favors sellers | 355 / 73 | 4.9balanced |
| Hobe Sound | 51 / 17 | 3.0favors sellers | 36 / 2 | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Jensen Beach | 45 / 17 | 2.6favors sellers | 109 / 18 | 6.1favors buyers |
| Palm City | 111 / 29 | 3.8favors sellers | 43 / 10 | 4.3balanced |
| Stuart | 175 / 46 | 3.8favors sellers | 200 / 44 | 4.5balanced |
County line first, then each city with a statistics page. Sold is September 2026 unless marked ‡ (small-market pages: trailing 12 months, months at that pace). More on this county: Martin County market report and Martin County statistics.
Miami-Dade County cities: months of inventory
| City | Houses for sale / sold | Months, houses | Condos/TH for sale / sold | Months, condos/TH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miami-Dade County | 4,620 / 821 | 5.6balanced | 12,238 / 937 | 13.1favors buyers |
| Aventura | 19 / 27‡ | 8.4favors buyers | 1,103 / 815‡ | 16.2favors buyers |
| Bal Harbour | 2 / 6‡ | 4.0balanced | 118 / 116‡ | 12.2favors buyers |
| Bay Harbor Islands | 8 / 8‡ | 12.0favors buyers | 149 / 125‡ | 14.3favors buyers |
| Biscayne Park | 26 / 49‡ | 6.4favors buyers | 0 / 1‡ | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Coconut Grove | 68 / 10 | 6.8favors buyers | 112 / 16 | 7.0favors buyers |
| Coral Gables | 132 / 30 | 4.4balanced | 142 / 21 | 6.8favors buyers |
| Cutler Bay | 148 / 25 | 5.9balanced | 85 / 12 | 7.1favors buyers |
| Doral | 108 / 15 | 7.2favors buyers | 339 / 46 | 7.4favors buyers |
| Florida City | 55 / 8 | 6.9favors buyers | 117 / 22 | 5.3balanced |
| Hialeah | 253 / 60 | 4.2balanced | 333 / 60 | 5.5balanced |
| Hialeah Gardens | 12 / 31‡ | 4.6balanced | 22 / 46‡ | 5.7balanced |
| Homestead | 550 / 80 | 6.9favors buyers | 700 / 60 | 11.7favors buyers |
| Key Biscayne | 33 / 38‡ | 10.4favors buyers | 103 / 191‡ | 6.5favors buyers |
| Miami | 2,051 / 353 | 5.8balanced | 5,006 / 335 | 14.9favors buyers |
| Miami Beach | 161 / 21 | 7.7favors buyers | 1,633 / 106 | 15.4favors buyers |
| Miami Gardens | 190 / 44 | 4.3balanced | 84 / 4 | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Miami Lakes | 55 / 6 | 9.2favors buyers | 30 / 4 | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Miami Shores | 51 / 152‡ | 4.0balanced | 20 / 17‡ | 14.1favors buyers |
| Miami Springs | 31 / 87‡ | 4.3balanced | 3 / 8‡ | 4.5balanced |
| North Bay Village | 14 / 16‡ | 10.5favors buyers | 143 / 107‡ | 16.0favors buyers |
| North Miami | 126 / 17 | 7.4favors buyers | 241 / 9 | 26.8favors buyers |
| North Miami Beach | 94 / 12 | 7.8favors buyers | 243 / 27 | 9.0favors buyers |
| Opa Locka | 29 / 73‡ | 4.8balanced | 2 / 8‡ | 3.0favors sellers |
| Palmetto Bay | 75 / 294‡ | 3.1favors sellers | 14 / 27‡ | 6.2favors buyers |
| Pinecrest | 105 / 203‡ | 6.2favors buyers | 16 / 36‡ | 5.3balanced |
| South Miami | 29 / 87‡ | 4.0balanced | 17 / 42‡ | 4.9balanced |
| Sunny Isles Beach | 16 / 13‡ | 14.8favors buyers | 1,065 / 688‡ | 18.6favors buyers |
| Surfside | 18 / 49‡ | 4.4balanced | 68 / 68‡ | 12.0favors buyers |
County line first, then each city with a statistics page. Sold is September 2026 unless marked ‡ (small-market pages: trailing 12 months, months at that pace). More on this county: Miami-Dade County market report and Miami-Dade County statistics.
Palm Beach County cities: months of inventory
| City | Houses for sale / sold | Months, houses | Condos/TH for sale / sold | Months, condos/TH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Beach County | 4,001 / 994 | 4.0balanced | 6,469 / 924 | 7.0favors buyers |
| Atlantis | 7 / 56‡ | 1.5favors sellers | 12 / 20‡ | 7.2favors buyers |
| Boca Raton | 561 / 166 | 3.4favors sellers | 1,085 / 181 | 6.0balanced |
| Boynton Beach | 477 / 145 | 3.3favors sellers | 697 / 121 | 5.8balanced |
| Delray Beach | 383 / 90 | 4.3balanced | 1,031 / 125 | 8.2favors buyers |
| Greenacres | 68 / 17 | 4.0balanced | 255 / 31 | 8.2favors buyers |
| Gulf Stream | 9 / 18‡ | 6.0balanced | 4 / 4‡ | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| Highland Beach | 8 / 12‡ | 8.0favors buyers | 119 / 178‡ | 8.0favors buyers |
| Hypoluxo | 1 / 5‡ | 2.4favors sellers | 52 / 76‡ | 8.2favors buyers |
| Juno Beach | 12 / 23‡ | 6.3favors buyers | 62 / 84‡ | 8.9favors buyers |
| Jupiter | 255 / 78 | 3.3favors sellers | 283 / 54 | 5.2balanced |
| Lake Clarke Shores | 6 / 44‡ | 1.6favors sellers | 1 / 19‡ | 0.6favors sellers |
| Lake Park | 7 / 48‡ | 1.8favors sellers | 60 / 52‡ | 13.8favors buyers |
| Lake Worth Beach | 368 / 118 | 3.1favors sellers | 392 / 67 | 5.9balanced |
| Lantana | 35 / 85‡ | 4.9balanced | 48 / 86‡ | 6.7favors buyers |
| Loxahatchee | 126 / 303‡ | 5.0balanced | 14 / 44‡ | 3.8favors sellers |
| Manalapan | 7 / 15‡ | 5.6balanced | 1 / 3‡ | not reportedunder 5 sales |
| North Palm Beach | 54 / 5 | 10.8favors buyers | 182 / 16 | 11.4favors buyers |
| Ocean Ridge | 15 / 29‡ | 6.2favors buyers | 29 / 42‡ | 8.3favors buyers |
| Palm Beach | 69 / 108‡ | 7.7favors buyers | 151 / 284‡ | 6.4favors buyers |
| Palm Beach Gardens | 342 / 91 | 3.8favors sellers | 235 / 45 | 5.2balanced |
| Palm Beach Shores | 6 / 11‡ | 6.5favors buyers | 19 / 19‡ | 12.0favors buyers |
| Palm Springs | 25 / 66‡ | 4.5balanced | 102 / 162‡ | 7.6favors buyers |
| Riviera Beach | 53 / 12 | 4.4balanced | 107 / 19 | 5.6balanced |
| Royal Palm Beach | 99 / 27 | 3.7favors sellers | 75 / 23 | 3.3favors sellers |
| South Palm Beach | 0 / not reported‡ | not reportedunder 5 sales | 64 / 76‡ | 10.1favors buyers |
| Tequesta | 23 / 91‡ | 3.0favors sellers | 48 / 113‡ | 5.1balanced |
| Wellington | 293 / 57 | 5.1balanced | 113 / 14 | 8.1favors buyers |
| West Palm Beach | 513 / 103 | 5.0balanced | 1,111 / 144 | 7.7favors buyers |
| Westlake | 77 / 168‡ | 5.5balanced | 4 / 16‡ | 3.0favors sellers |
County line first, then each city with a statistics page. Sold is September 2026 unless marked ‡ (small-market pages: trailing 12 months, months at that pace). More on this county: Palm Beach County market report and Palm Beach County statistics.
St. Lucie County cities: months of inventory
| City | Houses for sale / sold | Months, houses | Condos/TH for sale / sold | Months, condos/TH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St. Lucie County | 2,160 / 432 | 5.0balanced | 614 / 103 | 6.0balanced |
| Fort Pierce | 483 / 75 | 6.4favors buyers | 273 / 47 | 5.8balanced |
| Port St. Lucie | 1,656 / 353 | 4.7balanced | 227 / 43 | 5.3balanced |
County line first, then each city with a statistics page. Sold is September 2026 unless marked ‡ (small-market pages: trailing 12 months, months at that pace). More on this county: St. Lucie County market report and St. Lucie County statistics.
Tightest and most supplied city markets
Ranked from the tables above; cities under the five-sale floor are omitted, never estimated.
Fewest months of inventory, houses
Houses, fewest months: Atlantis 1.5; Lake Clarke Shores 1.6; Lake Park 1.8; Coconut Creek 1.9; Coral Springs 2.4; Hypoluxo 2.4; Jensen Beach 2.6; Cooper City 3.0; Hobe Sound 3.0; Tequesta 3.0.
Fewest months of inventory, condos and townhouses
Condos and townhouses, fewest months: Lake Clarke Shores 0.6; Opa Locka 3.0; Westlake 3.0; Royal Palm Beach 3.3; Loxahatchee 3.8; Palm City 4.3; Stuart 4.5; Miami Springs 4.5; South Miami 4.9; Tequesta 5.1.
Most months of inventory, houses
Houses, most months: Dania Beach 18.0; Sunny Isles Beach 14.8; Hillsboro Beach 14.4; Bay Harbor Islands 12.0; Hallandale Beach 11.0; North Palm Beach 10.8; North Bay Village 10.5; Key Biscayne 10.4; Miami Lakes 9.2; Lauderdale-by-the-Sea 8.4.
Most months of inventory, condos and townhouses
Condos and townhouses, most months: North Miami 26.8; Hallandale Beach 19.8; Sunny Isles Beach 18.6; Lauderhill 18.1; Lauderdale Lakes 16.9; Aventura 16.2; North Bay Village 16.0; Miami Beach 15.4; Hollywood 15.1; Wilton Manors 15.0.
Method, source and reuse
- Source data: BeachesMLS listings permitted for internet display, delivered through Cotality Trestle (PBP connection 23039). Listings whose sellers declined internet display are absent, so no figure is a census.
- Months of inventory = homes for sale on the as-of date divided by homes closed in the last full month, per property type. Published only where five or more homes of that type closed; small-market pages (‡) use the trailing 12-month pace and say so on their page.
- Property type follows the tax legal description; townhouses and villas are reported with condos. Every figure here matches the figure on the linked city or county page, which carries its full table, history and CSV.
- Editions are frozen and dated; this edition is 2026-10-15.csv. Definitions: how we measure; corrections: the corrections log.
- Free to cite with attribution to "PBP Real Estate analysis of BeachesMLS listing data" and a link. All city figures in one place: real estate statistics by city; every index and CSV: the Housing Data Desk. A figure for a city not listed: info@pbpre.com or 561-395-8418.
Questions about months of inventory
What does months of inventory mean?
Months of inventory divides the homes listed for sale today by the number that closed in the last full month (September 2026 on this edition). It answers: at last month's pace, how long would it take to sell everything on the market if nothing new were listed. Under 4 months is conventionally read as favoring sellers, 4 to 6 as balanced and over 6 as favoring buyers. It describes a city and property type, not any one home.
Why are houses and condos shown separately?
Because they are different markets moving at different speeds. On this edition condos and townhouses carry more months of inventory than houses in most cities. A blended figure would hide that and mislead a seller of either type. Property type follows the tax legal description; townhouses and villas are counted with condos.
Why does a city show not reported?
PBP Real Estate publishes months of inventory only when at least five homes of that type closed in the month. With fewer sales the ratio swings on one closing. Small towns marked with a double dagger use the trailing 12-month sales pace instead, and say so on their own page.
How often is this page updated?
Every morning with the rest of the city statistics editions. The for-sale counts are the as-of date shown; sold counts are the latest complete month. Each edition is frozen and downloadable as CSV so a figure quoted today can be checked later.
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