The July 2025 housing reports for Palm Beach County have just been released, providing a year-over-year comparison of market activity. Below are the latest statistics for single-family homes.

Palm Beach County’s housing market held steady in July, with closed sales virtually unchanged year-over-year (1,375 in July 2025 compared to 1,372 in July 2024). While buyer activity remained consistent, market dynamics continued to shift: active listings increased 12.6% to 6,203 homes, pushing the months’ supply of inventory to 5.8. The median sale price stayed level at $640,000, mirroring July 2024 and reflecting ongoing stability for sellers. At the same time, the median time to sale extended to 94 days, a 6.8% increase from last year, indicating that buyers are taking more time to assess their options.

“We’re seeing greater flexibility for buyers in Palm Beach County,” said Jonathan Lickstein, President of the Broward, Palm Beaches & St. Lucie Realtors®. “Inventory is rising, timelines are stretching, and pricing remains stable. It’s a market that rewards preparation—and that’s where the expertise of a local Realtor® truly makes the difference.”