February 2026
MARTIN COUNTY MARKET UPDATE
Martin County's real estate market in February 2026 tells a story of shifting momentum, where buyers are gaining ground and sellers are adjusting expectations. With inventory tightening across both property types and pending sales climbing, the market is showing clear signs of renewed activity heading into spring.
Martin County Single Family Home
The single-family home segment saw 152 closed sales in February, a slight dip of 1.3% compared to a year ago, but the real headline is what is happening with demand. New pending sales jumped 19% year over year, reaching 209 homes under contract, which signals strong buyer interest moving into the coming months. The median sale price settled at $544,500, down 16% from last year, giving buyers more purchasing power than they have seen in some time. Active inventory came in at 815 homes, also down 16% from a year ago, while months supply of inventory dropped to 4.7 months from 5.9 months the prior year. New listings fell 25% to 218, so while choices exist, the pool is shrinking.
Martin County Townhouses and Condos
The townhouse and condo market delivered a pleasant surprise in February, with closed sales rising 7.8% year over year to 69 transactions. New pending sales surged an impressive 29% to 128, pointing to real enthusiasm from buyers in this segment. The median sale price for townhouse and condo properties landed at $260,000, down just 4.1% from a year ago. Active inventory dropped 18% to 658 units, and months supply of inventory fell to 7.9 months, down from 10.1 months a year ago. New listings declined 21% to 139, keeping supply in check.
Martin County is entering a pivotal stretch where buyer activity is picking up while inventory remains lean. Whether you are searching for a single-family home or exploring the townhouse and condo market, timing and local expertise matter more than ever.
Ready to make your move in Martin County? Contact The Branham Group today and let our team guide you every step of the way.
