July 2025
Fort Lauderdale Market Update
In July 2025, the Fort Lauderdale housing market presented a mix of price growth, shifting sales activity, and expanding inventory. While single-family homes saw stronger pricing despite fewer closings, the townhouse/condo sector reflected more buyer momentum but continued pricing pressure.
Single-Family Homes
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Closed Sales: 127, down -5.9% year-over-year
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Median Sales Price: $690,000, up 13%
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Active Inventory: 964, up 15%
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Months’ Supply of Inventory: 8.1 months (up from 6.6 months a year ago)
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New Listings: 185, down -8.4%
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New Pending Sales: 127, down -8.6%
Single-family homes in Fort Lauderdale experienced fewer transactions compared to last year, but median prices rose significantly. Higher inventory and months’ supply suggest more balance, even as new listings and pending contracts softened.
Fort Lauderdale Townhouses and Condos
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Closed Sales: 152, up 13% year-over-year
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Median Sales Price: $377,500, down -17%
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Active Inventory: 1,612, up 13%
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Months’ Supply of Inventory: 12.5 months (up from 10.0 months a year ago)
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New Listings: 239, down -3.6%
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New Pending Sales: 146, up 18%
The townhouse and condo segment showed renewed buyer engagement with higher closed and pending sales. However, prices declined from last year, while inventory continued to rise, extending supply levels and offering more options for buyers.
Fort Lauderdale’s July 2025 housing market saw rising prices for single-family homes while townhouse/condo sales gained momentum. Expanding inventory and higher months’ supply are giving buyers more choices across both segments.