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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 Beach County heading into the […]

The Boca Raton market has quietly changed sides. For most of the last few years sellers held all the leverage. In 2026 that has shifted. Buyers have real room to negotiate again, and sellers who price like it is still 2022 are watching their homes sit. I am Ryan Jabbour with The Jabbour Group, and

If you are buying or selling in Boca Raton right now, there is one number you cannot ignore. Close to 55% of home sales in Palm Beach County this year are all-cash. That is more than double the national rate, and it is changing how every deal gets done. This is not a small detail.

For the last few years, the two biggest complaints I heard from Boca Raton homeowners were the same: insurance is too high and property taxes keep climbing. In 2026, both of those stories are finally starting to move in the homeowner’s favor. If you own a home here, are thinking about selling, or are planning

In May, the most expensive home sold in the entire United States was not in Manhattan, the Hamptons, or Beverly Hills. It was right here in Boca Raton. A waterfront spec mansion at 2500 East Maya Palm Drive, inside Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club, sold for $75 million. That one sale shattered Boca’s previous

If you have been thinking about selling your home in Boca Raton, you have probably noticed the market feels different than it did a couple of years ago. The frenzy of the pandemic boom — where almost anything sold in a weekend with multiple offers over asking — has cooled into something more measured. That

South Florida is in the middle of one of the most active building cycles in its history. From luxury towers rising near Boca Raton’s Brightline station to thousands of new residential units under construction across Palm Beach County, 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year for developers and investors who know where to

If you have been waiting for the right moment to buy a condo in Boca Raton or anywhere in South Florida, the summer of 2026 may be the opening you have been watching for. After years of relentless price acceleration, the condo market has shifted decisively toward buyers — and several forces are converging at

Relocating to Boca Raton comes down to one decision made early: which community, and on which side of the city. Housing age, lot size, drive time to the coast and whether club membership is mandatory all follow from that choice, and it is the hardest one to undo. Thinking about making the move to South