The most extensive research on Miami's top markets
What you will learn
- 2019-2023 prices
- Pre and Post Covid pricing
- Jan-June 2203 vs
- Jan-June 2022
- % change
- # of beds sold
- # of sales per month
Key takeaways from Miami-Dade County:
Miami has undergone a significant shift, evolving from a destination primarily sought after by travelers for vacation homes, to an enduring market for permanent residences
- There has been a historical and monumental wealth and talent migration into the area
- Miami continues to set and break records
- Although sales volumes are not as high as they were during the pandemic-induced housing boom last year, most markets have seen a significant increase in sales that exceeds the usual seasonal pattern
- The housing market is transitioning from an unprecedented boom to more normal levels of activity with surge in prices as quality inventory remains at record low levels
- On the whole, the average prices for sales have reached unprecedented highs and have stayed significantly above the levels seen before the pandemic
- Substantial price gains from 2019; single-family homes are up by 80% and condos/townhomes have surged nearly 70%
- The number of sales fell from the heightened levels of the unprecedented Covid year
- Prices remained steady or increased, while markets that saw a decrease in prices tended to also witness a shift towards smaller average sizes due to increased prices per square foot
Excerpts of several markets
Brickell
- Condo/townhome transactions are starting to normalize following the previous elevated levels with number of condos sold cut in half
- Overall market is way above pre-pandemic levels 61%
- The average sales price for all condos/townhomes expanded during the initial half of 2023 as number of transactions fell
- Average sales price per square foot expanded
- The $1M+ levels had an 6.4% increase in average sales prices since 2019
- Number of days it took to sell increased less than 10%
- The overall condo/townhome market has a 5 months supply of inventory (MSI) based on closed sales
Coconut Grove
- Coconut Grove real estate market has experienced a staggering percentage change since 2019. This makes it one of the most highest-gaining areas
- Single-family homes are recalibrating following the extreme record levels, outperforming pre-pandemic 2019 by 121%
- $1M+ single-family homes average sales price is up 68% from 2019
- Sales transactions fell short of the frenzied Covid levels due to inventory shortage
- Condos/townhomes are up by 156% from 2019 & $1M+ condos/townhomes are 83% above 2019
Coral Gables
- Sales have experienced a decrease, falling below the heightened sales levels witnessed during 2021 and first 6 months of 2022
- Sales price for all single-family homes has moved to newer tiers, trading 61%
- The condo/townhome market has enjoyed great gains for 4 consecutive years, reaching new record levels
- Price trend indicators for condos/townhomes have increased compared to same period of the previous year
Fisher Island
- Fisher Island’s property and its location are truly one-of-a-kind and so is its real estate performance
- With the construction of new developments throughout the years and an influx of wealthy buyers, prices on the island have soared to unprecedented levels
- This trend had been further fueled by the pandemic, as affluent individuals sought refuge on the island
- Price trend indicators for condos/townhomes have increased compared to same period of the previous year
Key Biscayne
- The average sales price of a single-family home is $5 million, up 40% from 2019
- The data shows that the overall single-family home market and the market for homes valued at $1 million or more have same stats
- The average sales price for all homes is up 40% from 2019
- Average sales price for condos have increased 59% from 2019
- # of closed sales are starting to normalize following elevated levels of the past two years
Palm, Hibiscus & Star Islands
- The average sales price is up 65% from 2022, and nearly 95% before pandemic
- A significant reduction in the average number of days it takes to sell a property of almost 70%
- Average sales price per square foot increase of 53%
- The Palm & Hibiscus Islands' real estate market has seen a 37% decrease in sales due to increased price gains and limited inventory