If March felt busy, the numbers back it up.
Across Jupiter, Juno Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Tequesta, and North Palm Beach, we saw 419 new listings, which is up 12% compared to March 2025, giving buyers a bit more to choose from. At the same time, demand stayed strong with 510 closed transactions, an 8% increase year over year.
Prices continued to trend upward as well. The median sale price came in at $706,000, marking a 5% gain versus last March.
When you break it down by property type, single-family homes led the market with 280 sales and a median price of $850,000 (+6%). Condos saw 150 sales with a median price of $550,000 (+4%), and townhomes recorded 80 sales with a median price of $620,000 (+5%). On the high end, the highest sale of the month reached $19,995,000.
Takeaways: For buyers, the increase in new listings is a helpful shift, more choices and potentially a little more room to negotiate depending on the specific neighborhood and price point.
For sellers, the year-over-year rise in closed sales and median pricing is a good sign that well-presented, correctly priced homes are still finding buyers quickly.it stand out