✨ October Update | FL Newsletter

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Welcome to our October Newsletter

Here’s the latest market insights and updates for you.

In September, housing markets across Broward and Miami-Dade counties maintained steady momentum, with list prices remaining firm despite seasonal adjustments in selling timelines. Both markets continue to balance strong property values with measured buyer activity, reflecting a resilient landscape where demand persists but timing remains a key factor. While each county has its own distinct dynamics, the overall outlook points to continued stability in South Florida’s single-family home market.

Broward County: Average Days on Market and Sale to List Price Ratio

From October 2024 to September 2025, Broward County’s single-family home market demonstrated overall stability, with consistent pricing and moderate changes in selling time. The average sale-to-list price ratio, represented by the yellow line, remained steady between 97% and 98%, indicating that most homes sold just slightly below their asking prices. Meanwhile, the light blue bars show that the average days to sell fluctuated between 58 and 68 days, with the longest selling times recorded in early and late 2025. This gradual increase in days on market suggests a mild slowdown in buyer activity, even as home prices stayed relatively firm. Overall, the data reflects a balanced housing market—one where sellers maintained reasonable pricing power, and buyers took slightly longer to make purchasing decisions, resulting in stable market conditions throughout the year.

Miami Dade: Average Days on Market and Sale to List Price Ratio

From October 2024 to September 2025, the single-family home market in Miami-Dade County showed signs of stability with minor seasonal fluctuations. The close-to-list price ratio, illustrated by the yellow line, remained consistent between 96.8% and 97.7%, suggesting that homes generally sold very close to their asking prices throughout the year. Meanwhile, the average days to sell, represented by the light blue bars, ranged from 55 to 70 days. The market saw the quickest sales in November 2024, while January 2025 marked the slowest period, possibly reflecting a typical seasonal cooling after the holidays. Despite slight increases in selling time during the first quarter of 2025, pricing stability indicates continued buyer demand and balanced market conditions. Overall, Miami-Dade’s single-family sector maintained a steady pace, showing resilience and healthy buyer-seller dynamics over the year.