Florida housing market closed sales, pending sales and median prices rose in June and second quarter 2026
ORLANDO, Fla., July 17. Florida's housing market recorded gains in closed sales, new pending sales, and median prices for both existing single-family homes and existing condo-townhomes in June and the second quarter of 2026, compared with the same periods a year earlier, according to a release issued Thursday.
Key takeaways
- Florida's housing market posted year-over-year gains in closed sales, new pending sales, and median prices in June and the second quarter of 2026.
- The gains applied to both existing single-family homes and existing condo-townhomes.
- Median prices for both property types finished above year-ago levels for June and the full second quarter.
- The rise in both completed and pending sales indicates demand held at both the closing and contract stages.
- The available wire summary did not disclose specific median prices, sales counts, or percentage changes.
ORLANDO, Fla., July 17. Florida's housing market recorded gains in closed sales, new pending sales, and median prices for both existing single-family homes and existing condo-townhomes in June and the second quarter of 2026, compared with the same periods a year earlier, according to a release issued Thursday.
Sales volume and contract activity
Closed transactions and newly signed contracts each moved higher across the two main property categories the data tracks. The parallel rise in both completed sales and pending contracts points to demand holding at both the closing table and the earlier contract stage. Pending sales are a leading indicator, reflecting buyer decisions made weeks before a transaction records.
Median prices
Median prices for existing single-family homes and existing condo-townhomes finished above year-ago levels for June and for the full second quarter. The gains covered both property types, suggesting the pricing trend was not isolated to one segment of Florida's resale market.
The source summary does not disclose specific median price figures, sales counts, or percentage changes. The full release, which the source attributes to Florida, would carry those numbers.
The source provided is a partial wire summary. No specific prices, sales totals, or percentage figures appeared in the available text. Per editorial policy, none have been added.