June 2026
Palm Beach County Market Update
June 2026 presents a Palm Beach County market that is gaining clear momentum, with buyers and sellers navigating tighter inventory alongside steady price growth. Single family and townhouse/condo segments are both posting stronger sales with rising values, yet the way supply is shifting in each segment is shaping very different experiences for today’s move.
Single-Family Homes
June 2026 presents a Palm Beach County market that is gaining clear momentum, with buyers and sellers navigating tighter inventory alongside steady price growth. Single family and townhouse/condo segments are both posting stronger sales with rising values, yet the way supply is shifting in each segment is shaping very different experiences for today’s move.
In the single family home market, closed sales climbed to 1,482 in June, a meaningful year over year increase that reflects solid buyer demand even as options narrow. Median sale price moved up to 700,000, and that double digit appreciation paired with fewer active listings suggests buyers are willing to pay more for well located homes that are priced in line with the market. Active inventory has fallen to 4,782 listings, and months supply has tightened to 3.9, down from 5.7 a year ago, which pulls conditions closer to a seller leaning environment where quality properties attract firm offers and shorter negotiation windows. At the same time, new listings slipped to 1,542 while new pending sales rose to 1,259, showing that fresh supply is not keeping pace with accepted contracts and hinting at continued support for pricing in the near term as buyers compete for a limited number of appealing homes.
Palm Beach County Townhouse and Condo
The townhouse and condo market is telling a slightly different story, but one that still points to renewed activity. Townhouse and condo closed sales reached 974 in June, up solidly from last year, and the median sale price advanced to 325,000, indicating that demand is returning across more affordable and lock and leave living options. Inventory in this segment remains higher than single family, yet active townhouse and condo listings have contracted to 6,216, with months supply easing to 7.2 from 9.7 a year ago. That shift moves the segment closer to balance while still allowing buyers more room to compare properties, negotiate around fees, and factor in carrying costs. New townhouse and condo listings dipped to 1,241 while new pending sales jumped to 923, which often points to stronger interest from entry level buyers, downsizers, and investors who see value in price points that are more accessible than single family homes even as building level expenses such as insurance and association costs continue to influence decision making.
The bottom line for June is a Palm Beach County market that currently leans toward sellers in the single family segment and moves closer to balanced conditions in townhouse and condo communities. Buyers should be prepared for faster moving opportunities and firmer pricing on well maintained single family homes, while expecting a bit more negotiating room and choice within the townhouse and condo market as supply remains higher. Sellers in both segments will want to pay close attention to how inventory is trending in their immediate neighborhood, as tightening supply in single family and gradually improving balance in townhouse and condo properties can shape pricing power, days on market, and the strength of incoming offers over the next few months.
If you are considering a move in Palm Beach County, The Branham Group can help you interpret these numbers at the neighborhood level and design a strategy around today’s trends. Whether you are exploring buying opportunities, evaluating the best time to list, or simply curious about your property’s current value, reach out to The Branham Group for local market expertise, detailed pricing guidance, and tailored insights into how single family and townhouse/condo dynamics may impact your next real estate decision.
