March 2026
Highland Beach Market Report
Highland Beach is showing two very different stories depending on what type of property you are watching, and March 2026 makes that contrast hard to ignore. While the single-family side of the market remains quiet and selective, the townhouse and condo segment is picking up serious momentum. Together, they paint a picture of a coastal town where buyers and sellers are both finding their footing.
Highland Beach Single Family Home
The single-family market in Highland Beach stayed intentional in March. Just 2 homes closed, which is up 100% from a year ago, though the small sample size keeps things in perspective. The median sale price came in at $2,462,500, reflecting a 19% dip from last year. Active inventory sits at 9 homes, up 29% from a year ago, while months supply of inventory held steady at 12.0 months. Two new listings entered the market, also up 100% from a year ago, and new pending sales closed out the month at 0.
Highland Beach – Townhouses and Condos
The townhouse and condo market told a much livelier story in March. Closed sales jumped 41% to reach 24 transactions, and the median sale price climbed 21% to $772,500, a sign that buyers are willing to pay more for the right property. Active inventory currently stands at 151 units, down 3.2% from a year ago, with months supply tightening to 12.8 months, improved from 13.8 months last year. New listings rose 12% to 38, and new pending sales surged 158% to 31, suggesting strong buyer interest building in the pipeline.
Highland Beach in March 2026 reflects a market in transition. The townhouse and condo segment is gaining real traction with rising prices, stronger sales, and a flood of new pending activity. The single-family side remains measured but stable. Whether you are buying or selling, understanding the nuances of each segment matters.
Reach out to The Branham Group today for expert guidance on navigating the Highland Beach real estate market.
