Here's a quick update on the Treasure Coast single-family housing market for the year ending May 2026.
The overall story is that inventory remains tighter across the region than it was a year ago, while market activity varies by county.
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Here's a quick update on the Treasure Coast single-family housing market for the year ending May 2026.
The overall story is that inventory remains tighter across the region than it was a year ago, while market activity varies by county.
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Here’s a quick look at what the Treasure Coast market is telling us right now.
The overall theme is this: inventory is tightening across the region, and that is creating more competitive conditions in several counties.
… View MoreIf you are watching the Treasure Coast real estate market right now, the clearest signal is inventory.
Treasure Coast Inventory Update: More Choices for Buyers, More Strategy for Sellers by Mona Leonard
As of March 2026, the months supply of inventory for single-family homes is:
… View MoreAs we move into spring, the latest data provides a clear and encouraging view of our local real estate market across Indian River, Martin, Palm Beach, and St. Lucie Counties.
By comparing …
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December 2025 Market Update by Mona Leonard
The One Big Beautiful Bill, signed into law by President Trump on July 4th, introduced sweeping federal tax relief that affects many Americans …
View MoreIf you live in or are relocating to Martin County, Florida, here is the latest data on how October 2025 …
Interest rates are down! Welcome news for many buyers. Conventional 30 year fixed rates are around 6.12%, FHA 30 year fixed rates are at 5.84%, VA 30 year fixed rates are about 5.8% and the USDA 30 year fixed rate is 5.77% according to Home …
View MoreAccording to Jim Rickards' Strategic Intelligence, low interest rates are not necessarily "stimulus." They are often associated with recession and even depression. He may have a point many people might not be considering. With mortgage interest rates being part of the "unaffordability" equation in today's real estate market, lower rates …
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