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Broward posted its strongest month for home sales this year in June, buoyed by robust sales in Coral Springs as competition for homes remained high, data shows.
Sales of single-family homes in Broward County rose 26% year-over-year in June, while condo sales increased 15.5%, according to the MIAMI Association of Realtors.
In the first half of the year, commercial real estate sales were up 7% in Broward, which fared the best in the tri-county market.
It’s the fourth month in a row that total home sales have risen year-over-year in the county, and it’s the biggest jump in a while. Luxury home sales over $1 million also surged this June compared to the same period last year.
“While sales broadly rose across price tiers, the million-dollar segment continued to outperform, with June sales up 40% from one year ago, a clear indication of the acceleration in wealth migration to South Florida,” MIAMI Realtors + RWorld Chief Economist Gay Cororaton said.
Across the county, inventory is falling as sustained demand for residential property tips the scales into a seller’s market. Active listings in Broward County slipped 19.5% last month.
Coral Springs has furthered its reputation as a competitive city for buyers seeking single-family homes and was named the second-hottest market in Broward County for the second quarter of the year. In Q1, it was named the hottest market based on demand.
In Q2, Coral Springs only had a 2.6 month supply of homes relative to demand, according to analysts. Active inventory tumbled 39% year-over-year in June while new listings were up 5%, hardly offsetting the decline.
Data also shows Coral Springs had the shortest time to contract in the county in June.
Meanwhile, single-family home sales were up 24% in the city across 105 transactions, while prices stayed mostly flat. Coral Springs remains more expensive than the county as a whole, with a median closing price in June at $700,000, as opposed to $645,000 in Broward at-large.
The condo and townhome market in Coral Springs also fared well in June, with 41 transactions representing a 41% rise in closed sales from June 2025 to 2026. The median price was $220,000 for a condo or townhouse, which are lumped into one category by the realtor association, more affordable than $265,000 in the rest of the county.
“As buyers seek value, lifestyle and opportunity, Broward remains one of America’s most attractive housing markets,” MIAMI Realtors + RWorld Broward-Miami President Sophia Allen said in a news release.
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