Sunny Isles Beach Market Update: Prices Ease, Inventory Builds Into Early 2026
Sunny Isles Beach, FL – March 16, 2026 – Home values and sales are trending lower year over year as inventory remains elevated across the coastal condo market.
Sunny Isles Beach housing snapshot
- Median sale price $405K in January, down 36.7% year over year.
- Average home value about $640K, down 6.1% from a year ago.
- Inventory at 1,282 listings at the end of January.
- Homes typically going pending in 135–187 days.
The Sunny Isles Beach market continues to tilt toward buyers. In January 2026, the median sale price was $405,000, a 36.7% drop from a year earlier, with 36 homes sold during the month, down from 53 last year . Homes sold after a median 187 days on market, slightly faster than a year ago but still a lengthy timeline .
Zillow’s Home Value Index shows a typical home value of $639,557, down 6.1% year over year, with properties going pending in about 135 days . Active inventory stood at 1,282 listings at the end of January, alongside 123 new listings during the month . Sellers are generally accepting below asking, with a median sale-to-list ratio of 0.936 and nearly 95% of sales closing under list price .
What’s for sale
Realtor.com shows a median listing price of $795,000 across active listings, reflecting the city’s concentration of luxury condos . Redfin data indicates most homes remain on the market for roughly 189 days and receive about two offers on average .
Current inventory spans:
- One-bedroom condos in the $200Ks to $400Ks.
- Oceanfront two- and three-bedroom units from the mid-$700Ks into the multi-million range.
- Select single-family homes priced well above $1M.
Market context
The data points to a slower, inventory-heavy cycle compared with the rapid appreciation seen earlier in the decade. Price reductions and extended marketing times suggest buyers have more negotiating room, particularly in older condo buildings or units needing updates. Well-located, renovated properties continue to command stronger interest, but overall leverage has shifted.
For sellers, realistic pricing and patience remain key. For buyers, the combination of softer values and ample selection may create opportunities ahead of the spring and summer selling season.
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