Here's a post that doesn't discuss stocks, tariffs, or bond yields. Only real estate. There's movement in the Miami-Dade County housing market — and whether you're buying, selling, or just curious, now’s a great time to see what’s going on.
Although the latest charts do not reflect recent global events, they're still worth reviewing since the market is starting to show some interesting patterns. On one hand, inventory levels are climbing year-over-year, giving buyers more to choose from. On the other hand, properties are selling faster month-to-month, suggesting that demand is still active. These push-and-pull dynamics reflect a market in transition — not overly hot, but far from cooling off entirely.
Here's what the data describes:
Inventory is Rising, But the Market Is Moving Faster
Months of Inventory (Closed Sales):
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Down 18.9% from last month — Homes are selling faster, signaling strong buyer interest that's closer to the stats we saw during Q2 and Q3 of 2024.
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Up 66% year-over-year — There’s significantly more inventory than this time last year, offering buyers more options to choose from.
This dual dynamic suggests a market that's gaining momentum monthly but still adjusting to a slower pace compared to last year.
For Sale, Sold & Pending Sales: Key Numbers You Should Know
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For Sale Listings:
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Up 3.4% from last month
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Up 42.6% compared to April 2024
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Sold Listings:
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Increased 28.8% from March
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Decreased 13.6% year-over-year
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Pending Sales:
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Up 5.4% month-over-month
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Down 9.4% compared to last year
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These numbers indicate that the market is currently active and competitive, but the longer-term trend shows buyers are being more selective — or possibly priced out — compared to a year ago.
What It All Means for Buyers and Sellers
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Sellers: Inventory is growing, so pricing competitively and staging well is more important than ever. But homes are still moving — especially if priced right.
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Buyers: You have more choices on the market now than you did last year, and the recent rise in pending and sold listings signals that other buyers are stepping in. Be ready to act quickly on homes that stand out.
If you’d like to dive deeper into the data, below is a copy of both reports.
Final thoughts
- While county-wide data offers a helpful snapshot, it’s important to remember that real estate is hyperlocal. Market behavior can vary significantly between neighborhoods — even from block to block. A condo in Brickell, for example, may be seeing different trends than a single-family home in Miami Beach or a townhouse in Coconut Grove. That’s why digging into micro-market dynamics is key to making informed decisions.
- Price point also plays a big role. Entry-level homes might be flying off the market with multiple offers, while higher-end listings could be sitting longer or seeing more price reductions. Whether you're thinking of selling or buying, this isn't a one-size-fits-all market report. For sellers, understanding your neighborhood's current demand and pricing trends can help you position your home competitively — especially as inventory increases.
- For buyers, it’s about spotting the opportunities: where are prices softening? where is competition heating up? and how can you time your move strategically?
If you're considering buying or selling in Miami, let’s take a deeper look at the data specific to your price point and area. The right analysis can make a huge difference.
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