Douglas Elliman has just released their Q2 2020 Market Reports for South Florida, which were prepared by Miller Samuel, a leading independent appraisal firm. The reports, which cover the areas such as Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, and the Miami Coastal Mainland, have revealed that the COVID-19 market shutdown during much of the second quarter caused sales to fall sharply in South Florida, despite the strength of the market in the first quarter.

Miami Beach/Barrier Islands

Overview:

  • Condo price trend indicators moved higher as the number of sales dropped during the shutdown

  • Single-family price trend indicators continued to decline along with sales and listing inventory year over year

  • Luxury condo price trend indicators pressed higher as listing inventory showed a slight gain

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Overall:

  • Median sales price rose 10.3% to $480,000

  • Average price per square foot edged up 6.1% to $659

  • Number of sales dropped 34.9% to 501 

  • Listing inventory decreased by 0.5% to 6,393 units

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price increased by 11.6% to $2,850,000

  • Average price per square foot rose 4.8% to $1,231

  • Number of sales fell 37.7% to 43

  • Listing inventory slipped 3.0% to 1,095 units

Luxury Single Family: 

  • Median sales price decreased by 22.6% to $7,200,000

  • Average price per square foot jumped 17.2% to $1,388

  • Number of sales had no change at 9 

  • Listing inventory increased by 25.4% to 173 units

Miami Coastal Mainland

Overview:

  • Condo listing inventory and number of sales declined, median sales price reached a new record

  • Single-family median sales price rose to a new record as both sales and listing inventory fell sharply

  • Luxury condo price trend indicators showed mixed results as the number of sales saw a significant decline 

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Overall:

  • Median sales price rose 4.4% to $355,000

  • Average price per square foot increased by 5.1% to $289

  • Number of sales dropped 20.1% to 2,672

  • Listing inventory declined by 7.8% to 9,699 units 

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price fell 14.0% to $805,000

  • Average price per square foot dropped 0.6% to $489

  • Number of sales declined by 33.5% to 115

  • Listing inventory increased by 13.4% to 2,508 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price fell 11.9% to $1,410,000

  • Average price per square foot rose 25.5% to $557

  • Number of sales decreased by 6.1% to 153

  • Listing inventory dropped 1.1% to 915 units

Fort Lauderdale

Overview:

  • Condo sales dropped at the highest rate in more than thirteen years as all price trend indicators rose annually

  • Single-family sales fell at the largest rate since 2007 as median sales price stabilized

  • Luxury condo price trend indicators increased above year-ago levels at their most robust rate in six quarters

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price rose 6.0% to $1,282,330

  • Average price per square foot increased by 5.2% to $587

  • Number of sales slipped 27.5% to 37

  • Listing inventory declined by 16.5% to 283 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price dropped 22.5% to $2,500,000

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 23.9% to $596

  • Number of sales fell 20.5% to 35 

  • Listing inventory declined by 12.5% to 259 units

Boca Raton/Highland Beach

Overall:

  • Condo sales declined year over year at its highest rate in 13 years as median sales price increased

  • Single-family sales declined year over year at its highest rate in 13 years as median sales price surged

  • Luxury condo median sales price declined while luxury single-family median sales price rose

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price fell 23.0% to $885,000

  • Average price per square foot slipped 13.0% to $461

  • Number of sales declined by 21.2% to 52

  • Listing inventory surged 11.2% to 328 

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price dropped 13.1% to $2,215,000

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 12.6% to $382 

  • Number of sales slipped 12.1% to 51

  • Listing inventory declined by 0.3% to 304 units

Delray Beach 

Overview:

  • Single-family sales declined at the largest year over year rate in over thirteen years as the market paused

  • Condo median sales price was unchanged year over year, the eighteenth straight quarter without a decline

  • Luxury single-family listing inventory declined annually as luxury condo listing inventory saw a large gain

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price decreased by 6.7% to $810,500

  • Average price per square foot rose 6.7% to $445

  • Number of sales slipped 24.6% to 46

  • Listing inventory surged 20.9% to 208 units

Luxury Single Family: 

  • Median sales price dropped 0.6% to $2,087,500

  • Average price per square foot fell 13.7% to $504

  • Number of sales declined by 15.2% to 28

  • Listing inventory increased by 5.7% to 130

Wellington

Overview:

  • Condo sales declined sharply as median sales price increased year over year for the fifteenth straight quarter

  • Single-family listing inventory and sales showed sharp declines from prior year levels

  • Luxury listing inventory across both property types jumped from prior year

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo: 

  • Median sales price fell 19.9% to $585,000

  • Average price per square foot dropped 10.1% to $313

  • Number of sales increased by 16.7% to 7

  • Listing inventory rose 72.2% to 62 units

Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price declined 24.3% to $1,135,000

  • Average price per square foot slipped 34.9% to $426

  • Number of sales jumped 15.0% to 23

  • Listing inventory increased by 9.2% to 226 units

Palm Beach

Overview:

  • Condo price trend indicators jumped as the largest average sales size in two years skewed them higher

  • Single-family listing inventory fell by the largest rate in seven years of tracking

  • Luxury listing inventory showed a substantial drop as price trend indicators surged year over year 

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo and Single Family:

  • Median sales price surged 33.1% to $14,000,000

  • Average price per square foot rose 18.4% to $2,180

  • Number of sales dropped 30.8% to 9

  • Listing inventory declined by 65.6% to 22 units 

Jupiter/Palm Beach Gardens

Jupiter Overview:

  • Single-family sales price trend indicators and sales continued to show substantial year over year growth

  • Condo price trend indicators rose year over year for the fourth straight quarter

Palm Beach Gardens Overview:

  • Single-family sales fell at their most significant rate in fourteen years

  • Condo price trend indicators rose year over year for the third consecutive quarter

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Jupiter Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price decreased by 19.9% to $733,000

  • Average price per square foot dropped 10.6% to $404

  • Number of sales fell 13.6% to 19

  • Listing inventory increased by 16.7% to 63 units

Jupiter Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price declined by 11.5% to $2,300,000

  • Average price per square foot decreased by 2.9% to $647

  • Number of sales fell 7.4% to 25

  • Listing inventory dropped 15.3% to 111 units

Palm Beach Gardens Luxury Condo:

  • Median sales price fell 26.7% to $440,000

  • Average price per square foot dropped 24.1% to $239

  • Number of sales declined by 19.0% to 17

  • Listing inventory surged 67.4% to 72 units

Palm Beach Gardens Luxury Single Family:

  • Median sales price jumped 21.2% to $2,347,500

  • Average price per square foot rose 8.7% to $501

  • Number of sales decreased by 23.1% to 20

  • Listing inventory dropped 27.5% to 95 units

By Isabella Zimmermann 

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