Miami’s real estate market experienced a robust performance in June, with home sales surging significantly compared to the previous year. According to the latest REMAX National Housing Report, the region saw a double-digit increase in transactions, positioning it among the top-performing housing markets in the United States for the month.
Key takeaways
- Miami home sales increased by 25.6% year over year.
- National home sales grew by 7.8% compared to June 2025.
- The national median sales price reached $460,000.
- Inventory levels across the 51 surveyed metro areas rose by 2.5% year over year.
Miami leads the way in sales growth
In June, Miami saw a total of 7,055 home transactions, representing a 25.6% increase from the same period last year and a 6.3% rise from May. This performance was particularly strong on a national scale, ranking as the second-highest increase in the country, trailing only Detroit, which saw a 26.1% jump. The data highlights a period of intense activity for the South Florida market as buyers and sellers remained highly engaged throughout the early summer season.
A broader look at national housing conditions
Nationally, the 51 metro areas tracked by REMAX showed consistent growth, with sales up 8.9% month over month. Despite this activity, REMAX President and Chief Growth Officer Chris Lim noted that the market is characterized by stronger momentum rather than a total supply reset. While inventory levels have expanded slightly—reaching a 2.7-month supply—the market remains competitive. Prices have also remained steady, with the national median sales price climbing to $460,000, a 2.2% increase over the previous year. As the market continues to evolve, local conditions remain the primary driver for consumer decision-making.