April Market Snapshot - What’s Trending

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