Jupiter Real Estate Report: August 2026
Home sales picked up, but buyers still have room to negotiate
Jupiter's housing market remained active in August, with more than 100 homes closing during the month and a median sale price in the mid-$700,000s.
But the numbers also show a market that isn't quite the frenzied seller's market Jupiter experienced a few years ago. Buyers have more choices, particularly in condos and townhomes, while well-priced single-family homes continue to move relatively quickly.
August at a Glance
Median sale price: $738,000
Closed sales: 128
Median price per square foot: $553
Active listings: 516
Properties under contract: 164
Average time from listing to closing: 91 days
The figures above are based on Beaches Multiple Listing Service data for Jupiter from August 1–31, 2026.
Single-Family Homes: Still Moving
Single-family homes continued to command a substantial premium in Jupiter.
In August, 72 single-family homes sold at a median price of $1,045,000. The median time to sell was just 20 days.
There were approximately 206 single-family homes available, representing about 2.9 months of supply.
For sellers, that suggests properly priced homes can still attract buyers quickly. For buyers, however, the relatively limited supply means desirable homes may require quick decisions.
Condos & Townhomes: More Choices for Buyers
The condo and townhome market looked considerably different.
36 condos and townhomes sold in August at a median price of $440,000, with a median time to sell of 72 days.
There were 223 condos and townhomes available, equal to approximately 6.2 months of supply.
That puts this segment much closer to — and slightly beyond — the traditional six-month benchmark often used to distinguish a buyer's market from a seller's market.
What the Numbers Tell Us
🏠 Single-family homes remain relatively tight
With about 2.9 months of supply, Jupiter's single-family market remains considerably tighter than its condo/townhome market.
🏢 Condos offer buyers more negotiating room
Six-plus months of condo/townhome inventory gives buyers more choices and potentially more leverage when negotiating price and terms.
💰 Jupiter remains an expensive market
The median sale price across the broader Jupiter MLS snapshot was $738,000 in August. Realtor.com reported a median sold price of $793,750, with a median listing price of approximately $900,000.
The differences between sources are a reminder that MLS reports can vary depending on the properties and geographic boundaries included in the calculation.
📉 Inventory is lower than a year ago
Realtor.com's Jupiter data shows 648 active listings, down 24.4% from a year earlier, while the median listing price was up 7.6% year over year.
That combination — fewer listings but higher prices — suggests that Jupiter continues to have underlying demand despite today's higher borrowing costs.
Where Does Jupiter Stand?
Jupiter is not one uniform real estate market.
A $440,000 condo and a $1 million single-family home are attracting very different buyers, and waterfront and luxury properties behave differently again.
That's why JupiterBrief will track the market by property type and price segment, rather than relying on a single median number.
For buyers, August's numbers suggest there are opportunities — particularly for condos and townhomes — but desirable single-family properties can still move quickly.
For sellers, the message is more nuanced: pricing matters. Jupiter remains a desirable market, but buyers have more information and more choices than they did during the pandemic-era housing boom.
JupiterBrief Takeaway
Jupiter's real estate market in August looked active, but not overheated.
Single-family homes continued to move relatively quickly with limited inventory, while condos and townhomes gave buyers substantially more options.
The big question heading into the fall is whether lower inventory will continue supporting prices — or whether the additional time many properties are spending on the market will give buyers more negotiating power.
We'll keep tracking it month by month.
Source: BeachesMLS data and Realtor.com Economic Research. MLS figures represent August 1–31, 2026 activity unless otherwise noted. Market statistics can vary between sources based on geographic boundaries, property types and methodology. The official Florida Realtors August 2026 monthly report is scheduled for release September 16, 2026.