Jupiter Housing Market Report: Single-Family Prices Surge Past $1M While Condos Offer Buyer Leverage
The Jupiter residential real estate market in September 2026 displayed a distinct divergence between asset classes. The single-family home segment remained highly competitive, characterized by robust price growth and rapid inventory turnover. Conversely, the condo and townhouse sectors provided expanded inventory options and a more balanced pace for prospective buyers.
Core Performance Metrics
| Metric | Single-Family Houses | Condos & Townhomes |
|---|---|---|
| Median Sales Price | $990,000 - $1,047,500 | $464,000 |
| Active Listings | 269 | 298 - 343 |
| New Listings Added | 106 | 124 |
| Closed Sales | 67 | 58 |
| Median Days on Market | 25 - 26 Days | 68 - 79 Days |
| Median Price / Sq. Ft. | $628 / sq. ft. | $384 - $400 / sq. ft. |
Key Takeaways
Single-Family Segment Resilience
Single-family homes experienced robust demand, with the median sale price climbing as high as $1,047,500 (representing an approximate 15.86% year-over-year increase). Properties moved rapidly, spending a median of just 25 to 26 days on the market.
Condominium & Townhouse Opportunities
The multi-family housing sector offered a more accessible entry point into the local market with a median sale price of $464,000. Due to a slower market pace (68 to 79 average days on market), buyers in this segment enjoyed a healthier environment for structural negotiation.
Overall Inventory Health
Across all combined residential profiles, active available listings ranged between 567 and 654 properties. This healthy supply baseline prevented extreme upward price volatility, anchoring the blended Zillow home value index for Jupiter at $704,524.