There are two housing markets in Boca Raton right now, and they are moving in opposite directions. The broader market has cooled. Across Palm Beach County, homes are sitting around 79 days before they go under contract. Sellers who priced off last year’s peak are watching their listings stall, and
International buyers just set a record in South Florida. They invested $4.4 billion in residential real estate here in the past year, a 42 percent jump over the year before. Miami is once again the number one market in America for foreign home buyers. Here is the part most Boca
While single family homes in Boca Raton keep holding their value, the condo side of the market is telling a completely different story this summer. Condo prices across South Florida are falling, inventory is stacking up, and sellers are negotiating in ways we have not seen in years. If you
We just hit the halfway point of 2026, and the first six months told us a lot about where the Boca Raton housing market is heading. If you own a home here, or you are thinking about buying one, this is the checkpoint that matters. I am Ryan Jabbour, founder
More than 100 new Florida laws take effect today, July 1, 2026. A handful of them change the rules for anyone who owns, buys, or sells property in Boca Raton and across South Florida. If you are planning a move this year, these are worth ten minutes of your time.
If you are planning to move your family to Boca Raton, the next several weeks matter more than most people realize. Summer is not just a convenient time to relocate. It is the busiest moving season in the country, and the timing decisions you make in late June and July
The Boca Raton market sent a clear message this summer. The days of naming any price and waiting for a bidding war are over. Homes that are priced right are still selling fast. Homes that are priced on hope are sitting, going stale, and selling for less than they should
Mortgage rates are doing the one thing nobody likes. They are sitting still. The average 30-year fixed rate is hovering near 6.5 percent as of late June, and most rate watchers expect it to stay in that range through the summer. Hopes for a quick Fed cut have faded, and
The biggest change in the Florida condo market for years is no longer coming. It is here. As of January 1, 2026, condo associations in buildings three stories or taller can no longer vote to waive or reduce reserve contributions for the major structural components flagged in their reserve study.
For most of 2025, the story in South Florida was simple. Inventory was climbing, buyers were gaining leverage, and sellers were bracing for a slower market. That story is now changing, and most people have not caught up to it yet. Here is what the data actually shows in Palm