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FL price$423,459 +0.9%FL demand21,168 −10.5%FL supply pipeline9,943 −4.8%FL speed51 −13.6%FL leverage94.8% +1.0ppFL size-adjusted price$251 +0.4%FL new construction8.4% −1.0ppMiami-Dade$550,000 +0.9%Fort Lauderdale$430,000 −4.4%West Palm Beach$505,000 +1.0%Florida Keys (Monroe)$1,055,000 +17.2%Orlando$397,967 −2.7%Tampa$391,450 +0.4%St. Petersburg$385,000 +1.3%Sarasota-Manatee$426,059 +4.2%Fort Myers (Lee)$355,000 −1.8%Naples (Collier)$620,000 +5.1%Ocala (Marion)$275,000 +1.9%Space Coast$355,000 +2.9%Daytona (Volusia-Flagler)$356,897 +3.7%Jacksonville$384,380 +5.0%Pensacola$318,396 −2.6%Destin-Walton$518,240 +4.1%Panama City (Bay)$345,000 −2.0%

Today's numbers · Florida MLS feeds · Saturday, November 7

3,107
new listings
$409,900
median asking price, new listings
3,349
price cuts
1,346
went under contract

Counted from the live listing feed across 13 Florida MLS feeds for the most recent full day; new listings and price changes refresh on the site every few minutes, this strip at each publish. See today's new listings.

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Monthly change in US nonfarm payroll employment, 2026Monthly change in US nonfarm payroll employment, 2026October added 165,000 jobs and August and September were revised up 84,000 combinedThousands of jobs, seasonally adjusted. Hollow markers show August and September as the record stood a month ago.-150-100-50+50+100+150+2000Jan 2026: +160 thousand jobs+160Feb 2026: -156 thousand jobs-156Mar 2026: +214 thousand jobs+214Apr 2026: +148 thousand jobs+148May 2026: +63 thousand jobs+63Jun 2026: +31 thousand jobs+31Jul 2026: -10 thousand jobs-10Aug 2026: +186 thousand jobs+186Aug 2026 as published a month earlier: +133 thousand; now +186 thousandSep 2026: +60 thousand jobs+60Sep 2026 as published a month earlier: +29 thousand; now +60 thousandOct 2026: +165 thousand jobs+165JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctJobs addedJobs lostFigure as published a month agoSource: BLS Employment Situation, Nov 6, Oct 2, Sep 4 and earlier 2026 releases. Momentum Research.
Monthly change in US nonfarm payroll employment, January to October 2026. August and September are shown both as revised on November 6 and as they stood in the October 2 release.
Data Analysis

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that nonfarm payroll employment rose by 165,000 in October 2026 and revised August and September up by a combined 84,000 jobs.

Unemployment was 4.1 percent, which BLS called little changed. Hourly pay rose 0.4 percent to $38.00, and August and September were revised up 84,000 jobs.

Data Analysis

Construction spending ran at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2,186.1 billion in September 2026, 1.9 percent below a revised August, as private residential spending fell 5.5 percent to $848.8 billion.

Private residential spending fell 5.5% in September, well past its marginChange in construction spending from August to September 2026, seasonally adjusted annual rate,with the 90 percent confidence interval the Census Bureau publishes for each figure-8-6-4-20+2+4percent change from AugustTotal construction-1.9 +/- 0.7Private, total-2.4 +/- 0.5Private residential-5.5 +/- 1.3Private nonresidential+1.1 +/- 0.5Public, total-0.1 +/- 1.3Public educational0.0 +/- 1.3Public highway and street-0.3 +/- 3.6interval excludes zero, change is statistically significantinterval contains zero, direction is uncertainSource: U.S. Census Bureau, Value of Construction Put in Place, September 2026, released November 2, 2026. Chart: Momentum Research.
Four of the seven categories in the September 2026 construction spending release moved by more than their own 90 percent margin of error: total construction, private construction, private residential (down 5.5 percent) and private nonresidential (up 1.1 percent). All three public categories could have been an increase or a decrease. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Data Analysis

Single-family home prices rose from a year earlier in 78 percent of U.S. metro areas in the third quarter of 2026, down from 80 percent in the second quarter, and the national median reached $432,900, up 1.7 percent, the National Association of Realtors reported.

Median single-family home price by region, Q3 2026 National Association of Realtors, existing single-family homes; label shows change from Q3 2025 $0K $200K $400K $600K West $629,000 (-0.6%) Northeast $561,500 (+4.0%) U.S. $432,900 (+1.7%) South $374,900 (+1.0%) Midwest $342,500 (+3.6%)
Source: National Association of Realtors, metro home prices release for the third quarter of 2026, October 29, 2026. Median sale price of existing single-family homes. The South region includes Florida; NAR's release names no Florida metro figures.
Data Analysis

Freddie Mac's average 30-year fixed mortgage rate fell to 7.18 percent in the week ending November 5, 2026, from 7.24 percent the prior week, its third weekly decline in a row, but still 0.96 percentage point above the 6.22 percent of a year earlier.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate, week by week Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, weekly average, Jan 2025 to Nov 5, 2026 6.00% 6.25% 6.50% 6.75% 7.00% 7.25% 7.50% Jan 2025 Apr Jul Oct Jan 2026 Apr Jul Oct 5.98% low, Feb 26 2026 7.18% Nov 5
Source: Freddie Mac, Primary Mortgage Market Survey, weekly average commitment rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, weeks ending January 2, 2025 through November 5, 2026. Values through October 8 are from the series charted in our October 8 article; October 15, October 22, October 29 and November 5 are from Freddie Mac’s current survey page.
Market Brief

Florida filed 4,518 new jobless claims in the week ending October 31, down 680 from the week before, as national claims fell to 189,000 a day ahead of the October jobs report.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate, week by week Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, weekly average, Jan 2025 to Oct 29, 2026 6.00% 6.25% 6.50% 6.75% 7.00% 7.25% 7.50% Jan 2025 Apr Jul Oct Jan 2026 Apr Jul Oct 5.98% low, Feb 26 2026 7.24% Oct 29
Source: Freddie Mac, Primary Mortgage Market Survey, weekly average commitment rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, weeks ending January 2, 2025 through October 29, 2026. Values through October 8 are from the series charted in our October 8 article; October 15, October 22 and October 29 are from Freddie Mac’s current survey page.
Market Brief

Florida voters approved Amendment 3 with about 62% of the vote, and Miami-Dade and Jacksonville are already sizing cuts of $180 million to $385 million a year, as private employers added 86,000 jobs in October.

Only Amendment 3 cleared Florida's 60% bar on November 3Yes share of the vote, unofficial results as reported the night of November 3 and morning of November 4, 2026.0%20%40%60%80%60% neededAmendment 1: Budget Stabilization Fund40% (failed)Amendment 2: Farm equipment tax exemption58% (failed)Amendment 3: Homestead exemption62% (passed)Florida constitutional amendments need at least 60% of the votes cast on them. The state certifies official results later.Source: unofficial results as reported by CBS12 / News Service of Florida (Nov 3) and Bay News 9 (Nov 4). Chart: Momentum Research.
Amendment 3 received about 62 percent yes in unofficial results, above the 60 percent needed. Amendment 1 received about 40 percent and Amendment 2 about 58 percent, so both failed. Sources: CBS12 and the News Service of Florida, November 3, 2026; Bay News 9, November 4, 2026. Official results are certified later.
Market Brief

Florida voters decide Amendment 3 today, which would raise the homestead exemption from non-school property taxes from $51,411 to up to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028, while the 30-year mortgage rate sits at 7.24%.

Amendment 3 would raise the non-school homestead exemption nearly fivefoldAssessed value exempt from non-school property taxes (county, city, special district) for a Florida homestead.School taxes keep the first $25,000 exemption either way.$0$50k$100k$150k$200k$250kCurrent law, 2026$51,411Amendment 3, 2027up to $150,000Amendment 3, 2028up to $250,000New residents from 2027$50,000New residents from January 1, 2027 start at $50,000 (inflation adjusted from 2028) and move to the larger amount in their fifth year.Source: Pinellas County Property Appraiser, Amendment 3 (CS/HJR 1F) FAQ, read November 3, 2026. Chart: Momentum Research.
Under current law the 2026 homestead exemption from non-school property taxes is $51,411. Amendment 3 would raise it to up to $150,000 in 2027 and up to $250,000 in 2028, with inflation adjustments from 2029. It needs 60 percent of the vote. Source: Pinellas County Property Appraiser.
Price

Are Florida home prices still rising?

$423,459▬ +0.9%

Monthly · October 2026

0.9% higher than a year ago

January 2001October 2026

The statewide median is an n-weighted aggregate of county medians, so it moves with mix as well as with price.

Demand

Are buyers coming back?

21,168▼ −10.5%

Monthly · October 2026

demand 10.5% lower than a year ago

January 2001October 2026

Closings are the cleanest demand signal we hold, because a closed sale is a completed decision rather than an intention.

Supply pipeline

Is Florida building its way out?

9,943▬ −4.8%

Monthly · June 2026Census Building Permits Survey

4.8% lower than a year ago

January 2022June 2026

Permits lead completions by roughly a year, so this is next year's supply, not this month's.

Method

U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey, single-family, Florida. Monthly.

Speed

Are homes selling faster?

51▬ −13.6%

Monthly · October 2026

8 days faster than a year ago

January 2001October 2026

Falling days on market favours sellers; rising days favours buyers. Direction alone does not say who is winning.

Leverage

How much are sellers conceding?

94.8%▬ +1.0pp

Monthly · October 2026

sellers conceding 1.0pp less than a year ago

January 2001October 2026

Measured against the ORIGINAL list price, so it captures cuts made during the listing, not just the final negotiation.

Size-adjusted price

Is the price move real, or just bigger houses?

$251▬ +0.4%

Monthly · October 2026

0.4% higher than a year ago

January 2001October 2026

Price per square foot strips size mix out of the headline median.

Inventory

Is there more to choose from?

184,160▬ −12.3%

Annual · 2026June snapshot of each year

12.3% lower than a year ago

20182026

Active listings each June. Annual, because no monthly active-listing history exists yet.

Method

Active residential listings, sum of Florida counties, June snapshot of each year. Annual - this is the only inventory history held as a series; no monthly active-listing history exists.

Homes for sale

How many homes are for sale?

173,381▬ −9.5%

Monthly · July 2026Redfin county file, our nineteen markets

9.5% lower than a year ago

January 2012July 2026

Active listings counted across the nineteen markets we cover, from Redfin's county file. A stock: unsold homes accumulate here.

Under contract

How many are going under contract?

30,966▲ +5.6%

Monthly · July 2026Redfin county file, our nineteen markets

5.6% higher than a year ago

January 2012July 2026

Pending sales counted across the same nineteen markets. A flow: contracts signed that month, the step before closing.

New construction

How much of the market is new construction?

8.4%▬ −1.0pp

Monthly · October 2026Six reconciling markets, MLS records

1.0% lower than a year ago

June 2004October 2026

Share of closed sales flagged new construction in the six markets whose builder records reconcile exactly, every month.

Cash buyers

Who is paying cash?

40.0%▬ +2.9pp

Monthly · October 2026Seven measured feeds, MLS records

2.9% higher than a year ago

July 2001October 2026

Share of closed sales recorded as cash across the seven feeds whose financing field is populated. The Tampa and Orlando core is not yet measured.

Months of supply

How long would the inventory take to sell?

6.5▬ −16.7%

Monthly · July 2026Redfin actives over our closings

16.7% lower than a year ago

January 2012July 2026

Standing for-sale stock divided by that month's closings. Around six months is the traditional line between buyer and seller leverage.

New listings

How many homes are being listed?

17,938▬ −55.9%

Monthly · October 2026Measured feeds, MLS records; history from 2024-08

55.9% lower than a year ago

August 2024October 2026

New listings entering the measured feeds each month. A flow: fresh supply, the step before active inventory.

All nineteen markets

Jacksonville$384,380+5.0%1,801 closings · 2026-10

Earlier coverage

Data Analysis343 of the 555 condos for sale in Charlotte County on November 6, 2026 were in buildings dated 1996 or earlier, the age at which Florida's milestone inspection clock starts for taller buildings.Data AnalysisThe median Bay County house for sale showed a $3,487 property tax bill on November 6, 2026, on a $450,000 asking price, well below the roughly $5,530 the county's average rate implies at that price.Data AnalysisThe median Collier County house for sale showed a $6,281 property tax bill on November 4, 2026, about $4,490 below what the county's average rate implies at its $975,000 asking price.Data AnalysisHillsborough County resale houses with an HOA fee of $100 to $199 a month ran 5.5 listings per contract on November 6, 2026, against 3.4 for houses with no fee, at a countywide median fee of $50 a month.Data Analysis2,324 of the 2,759 condos for sale in Pinellas County on November 2, 2026 listed a year built of 1996 or earlier, and those older units ran 7.4 listings per contract against 5.8 for newer buildings.Data AnalysisEscambia and Santa Rosa houses with an HOA fee of $1,200 a year or more ran 8.0 listings per contract on November 6, 2026, against 2.2 for houses with smaller fees and 2.7 with none.Data AnalysisMarion County resale houses with an HOA fee of $300 a month or more ran 7.0 listings per contract on November 6, 2026, against 4.7 for resale houses with no HOA.Data AnalysisSarasota and Manatee houses with an HOA fee ran 2.9 listings per contract on November 2, 2026, against 4.1 for houses with no fee, at a median fee of $165 a month.Data AnalysisBrevard County houses for sale in FEMA high-risk flood zones ran 2.4 listings per contract on November 6, 2026, against 2.7 in Zone X, because Palm Bay new construction carried the group while waterfront resales ran at 6.1.Market BriefPalm Beach County had 1,107 single-family houses for sale under $600,000 and 488 in a contract on November 5, 2026, about 2.3 listings per contract, against 3.5 for houses at $600,000 and up.Data AnalysisThe median Broward County house for sale showed a $9,215 property tax bill on November 5, 2026, about $5,670 below what the county's average rate implies at its $729,000 asking price.Market BriefPanama City ZIP 32401, which covers downtown and St. Andrews, had 115 listings for sale and 15 pending on November 4, 2026, as the city began water, sewer and sidewalk work on West Beach Drive.Data AnalysisThe median Lee County house for sale showed a $4,160 property tax bill on November 4, 2026, about $3,470 below what the county's average rate implies at its $410,000 asking price.Market BriefNew construction townhomes in Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Lake counties had 280 listings for sale and 192 in a contract on November 4, 2026, about 1.5 per contract, against 6.8 for resale townhomes.Market BriefMiami-Dade had 904 single-family houses for sale under $600,000 and 459 in a contract on November 4, 2026, about 2.0 listings per contract, against 3.7 for houses at $600,000 and up.Data AnalysisThe median St. Johns County house for sale showed a $5,815 property tax bill on November 5, 2026, about $2,350 below what the county's average rate implies at its $569,000 asking price.Market BriefPensacola Beach had 37 homes and condos for sale and 4 in contract on November 4, 2026, as the Santa Rosa Island Authority took up draft short-term rental rules for the island.Market BriefSt. Lucie and Martin counties logged 637 price cuts against 261 new contracts from October 22 to November 4, 2026, about 2.4 cuts per contract, down from 2.9, while the median cut grew to 3.3 percent from 2.9 percent.Data AnalysisHouses for sale inside FEMA high-risk flood zones in Volusia and Flagler counties ran 5.0 listings per contract on November 4, 2026, against 3.9 for houses in Zone X, and sat a median 120 days.Data AnalysisThe median Walton County house for sale showed a $6,325 property tax bill on November 5, 2026, and the median Okaloosa house $3,043, both well below what each county's average rate implies at the asking price.Data AnalysisThe median Florida Keys house for sale showed a $7,870 property tax bill on November 5, 2026, about $5,770 below what Monroe County's average rate implies at its $1,650,000 asking price.Data AnalysisPalm Beach County had 1,824 single-family houses for sale at $1 million or more and 481 pending or under contract on November 4, 2026, and Delray Beach ran at 2.3 listings per contract while Wellington ran at 9.0.Market BriefPunta Gorda had 866 homes for sale and 201 under contract or pending on November 4, 2026, about 4.3 to 1, a week after the city council cleared parking variances for AdventHealth's planned hospital.Market BriefSanford had 406 homes for sale and 97 in a contract on November 4, 2026, about 4.2 listings per contract, as a Costco and about 300 apartments were planned for the Seminole Towne Center site.Market BriefAs Naples pumps 208,000 tons of sand onto 3.5 miles of beach, ZIP codes 34102 and 34103 had 680 homes for sale and 110 pending on November 4, 2026, about 6.2 per contract.Market BriefSunny Isles Beach had 974 condos for sale and 79 in a contract on November 4, 2026, about 12.3 listings per contract, as St. Regis Residences secured a $463 million financing package on Collins Avenue.Market BriefTwelve announced Hillsborough County communities, from Riverview and Wimauma to South Tampa, are coming soon or opening first phases, while the county had 647 new-construction listings for sale and 224 in contract on November 4, 2026.Data AnalysisPinellas County sellers cut asking prices on 717 listings while 311 homes went under contract from October 21 to November 3, 2026, about 2.3 cuts for every new contract.Data AnalysisDuval County single-family houses listed under $300,000 went into a contract 192 times from October 21 to November 3, 2026, up 42 percent from 135 in the prior two weeks, while house contracts at $300,000 and up held flat.Data AnalysisSt. Lucie and Martin counties had 788 condos for sale and 106 pending or under contract on November 4, 2026, about 7.4 listings per contract, against 3.4 for single-family houses.Market BriefSouthwest Ocala ZIP codes 34476 and 34481 had 883 homes for sale and 240 under contract or pending on November 4, 2026, about 3.7 to 1, after the city cleared the way for a 108-acre mixed-use project along I-75 at Heathbrook.Market BriefThe VA plans a 109,688-square-foot clinic on Lakewood Ranch Boulevard, where the three Lakewood Ranch ZIP codes had 805 homes for sale and 291 in contract on November 4, 2026.Market BriefSeven Brevard County new-home communities posted coming-soon or first-phase sales updates from October 8 to November 1, 2026, as new construction ran at 588 active listings and 261 in contract, about 2.3 to 1.Data AnalysisBroward County sellers cut asking prices 2,003 times from October 20 to November 2, 2026, while 801 active listings went into a contract, about 2.5 cuts per contract, as condo contracts fell 14 percent.Data AnalysisCharlotte County sellers cut asking prices 195 times while 100 homes went under contract from October 20 to November 2, 2026, as Punta Gorda ZIP 33950 added 79 new listings.Data AnalysisBay County had 285 homes for sale at $750,000 or more and 33 pending on November 3, 2026, about 8.6 listings per contract, against 5.5 under $400,000, as new pending sales in the tier fell to 5 in two weeks.
Momentum Research · Market Data

Florida Housing Intelligence

Reporting on the Florida housing market, computed from MLS records licensed across eleven multiple listing services. Latest complete month: 2026-10.

Prices are still higher than a year ago while sales are lower: the median closed at $423,459, up 0.9%, on 21,168 closings, down 10.5%. Prices rising on falling volume is a thinner market, not a stronger one.

Sellers are conceding less and waiting less: 94.8% of original list against 93.8% a year ago, and 51 days on market against 59. On these two measures leverage moved toward sellers, not buyers.

The statewide number hides the range. Florida Keys (Monroe) is +17.2% year over year; Fort Lauderdale is −4.4%. A single Florida figure describes no Florida market.

Assembled from the figures on this page by fixed rule, not written per release. It states what the numbers are and the mechanism they imply; it does not forecast. Interpretation beyond this appears under a byline.

Updated November 8Based on 21,168 October 2026 closings11 licensed MLS feedsHistory to January 2001Methodology

Market statistics on this page are computed from MLS data licensed by Momentum Realty and from public records and government datasets, and are current as of the date shown. Data may be preliminary and subject to revision by its source. This page is general information, not advice about any specific property, transaction, or financial decision, and is not a representation about any specific property, community, builder, or association.

Statewide figures are an n-weighted aggregate of county medians, not a pooled median. Per-feed MLS attribution travels with each figure and feeds are never co-mingled in one number; each market page carries its own. Permit counts are U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey, single-family, Florida. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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