January 2026
Highland Beach Market Report
Highland Beach rang in 2026 with a market that tells two very different stories depending on which type of property you are watching. Whether you are tracking sprawling waterfront estates or the ever-popular townhouse and condo scene, January delivered data worth talking about, and the numbers paint a picture of a town in transition.
Highland Beach Single Family Home
The single-family home segment opened the year quietly, with just 1 closed sale recorded in January. The median sale price landed at $2,499,000, reflecting the caliber of product that changes hands in this exclusive coastal town. Active inventory tightened to just 5 homes, a 29% drop from last January, while months supply of inventory came in at 10.0 months, slightly improved from the 10.5 months recorded a year ago. New listings fell sharply by 67%, with only 1 new property hitting the market, and new pending sales held steady at 2 with no change from a year ago, a quiet but encouraging signal of continued buyer interest.
Highland Beach – Townhouses and Condos
The townhouse and condo side of Highland Beach told a busier story in January. Closed sales came in at 5, down 17% from last year, while the median sale price settled at $689,000, reflecting a 28% decrease compared to January 2025. Active inventory dropped significantly by 61% to 59 available units, and months supply of inventory improved considerably to 5.5 months from the 13.7 months seen a year ago. New listings totaled 22, a modest 8.3% dip, while new pending sales reached 11, down 27% year over year.
Highland Beach is showing signs of recalibration across both property types, with tightening inventory and shifting price points creating real opportunities for informed buyers and sellers alike. Whether you are eyeing a single-family home or exploring the townhouse and condo market, having the right guidance makes all the difference. Reach out to The Branham Group today and let our local expertise put you ahead of the curve.
