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Monthly Market Report · July 2026

Coral Ridge (Waterfront) Real Estate Market — July 2026

Key Numbers

July 2026 at a glance

156
Active listings
Homes currently for sale
58
Pending contracts
Under contract, not yet closed
411
Closed sales (last 30 days)
Sold & recorded in the past 30 days
112
Median days on market
Half of active listings sit longer
131.7%
Absorption rate
Monthly sales ÷ active inventory
0.37
Pending / active ratio
Demand pressure indicator
35%
Active listings w/ price reductions
Share of listings that cut price
$4.32M
Median active list price
Midpoint of what sellers are asking
$950K
Median sold price (30d)
Midpoint of recent closed sales
$490
Median $/sqft on sold
Recent sold price per square foot
90-Day Market Forecast

Where Fort Lauderdale is headed next

A forward look at months-of-supply, blending local sales velocity with national mortgage-rate signals from the Federal Reserve.

Today

6.7

months of supply

30 days

6.6

-0.2 mos

60 days

6.4

-0.4 mos

90 days

6.2

-0.5 mos

Rates: neutral · 6.55%Trend: tightening90-day outlook: Buyer's MarketConfidence: high
Fort Lauderdale is currently at 6.7 months of supply — a Buyer's Market. Our model projects 6.2 months of supply in 90 days, indicating a tightening market. Market conditions are expected to remain a Buyer's Market. Mortgage rates (currently 6.55%) remain a neutral factor.

Updated 07/29/2026, 4:30 AM ET · 12 data points

Active · Pending · Sold — Coral Ridge (Waterfront)

Last 90 days of daily luxury MLS activity. Sold = trailing 30-day closings. Pink line = trailing 30-day sum of New Pending/AUC events (Spark PurchaseContractDate). Demand pressure (%) = trailing 30-day new-pending ÷ active on that day.

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Pending / active ratio bands: under 20% slow, 20–30% healthy, 30–50% strong, 50–60% hot, 60%+ very hot.

Coral Ridge (Waterfront) Real Estate Market — July 2026

Updated July 10, 2026 · S.G. TrustTeam Market Insight

Coral Ridge (Waterfront) is in a balanced market — supply and demand are close to matched, so pricing discipline and presentation matter more than urgency for both sides of the deal.

Reading The Signal

For sellers: the buyers who are active right now are informed and prepared. A tight price, professional photography, and a clean condition story out of the gate get you the strongest offers within the first ten showings.

For buyers: you have room to be selective without losing the home. Lead with a clean, well-supported offer — comps in hand — and be prepared to walk if the seller won't meet reasonable terms.

Bottom Line

Balanced markets reward preparation over reaction. A clear plan, accurate comps, and disciplined negotiation are what separate a good result from an average one.

As Simon Gedz — a South Florida Realtor since 1995 — I read this data every week across every coastal enclave we cover. If you want an honest, area-specific take on what these numbers mean for your home or the one you're chasing, reach out anytime.

Recent Sold Homes

4 closings

Comparable Coral Ridge (Waterfront) sales that closed in the last 30 days. Tap any card for the full photo gallery and property details.

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