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Quarterly Reports
Q2 2026 Miami Beach Luxury Condo Market Report: A Season of Stability
Miami Beach's luxury condo market entered the high season on solid footing, building upon the stability we observed in Q1 2026. Sales gained momentum year over year, while pricing remained steady overall despite continued buyer-friendly conditions, highlighting the market's underlying strength.
Quarterly Reports
Q2 2026 Coastal Mainland Miami Luxury Condo Market Report: Strong Sales amid Price Dips
Building on the momentum established in Q1 2026, coastal mainland Miami's luxury condo market posted its second-strongest second quarter on record by sales volume, even as median prices in select segments softened amid a buyer’s market.
Quarterly Reports
Q2 2026 Overall Miami Luxury Condo Market Report: Luxury Demand Drives Market Forward
Miami’s luxury condo market is charting its own course. While the broader housing market grapples with affordability and mortgage-rate pressures, Miami’s upper tier is driven by a different set of forces: domestic and international wealth migration, corporate relocations, and lifestyle-driven demand. As a result, national and state-wide housing trends have become less reliable indicators of the city’s actual market conditions.