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Monthly Market Report · July 2026

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Real Estate Market — July 2026

Key Numbers

July 2026 at a glance

88
Active listings
Homes currently for sale
6
Pending contracts
Under contract, not yet closed
103
Closed sales (last 30 days)
Sold & recorded in the past 30 days
116
Median days on market
Half of active listings sit longer
58.5%
Absorption rate
Monthly sales ÷ active inventory
0.07
Pending / active ratio
Demand pressure indicator
45%
Active listings w/ price reductions
Share of listings that cut price
$1.23M
Median active list price
Midpoint of what sellers are asking
$804K
Median sold price (30d)
Midpoint of recent closed sales
$435
Median $/sqft on sold
Recent sold price per square foot
90-Day Market Forecast

Where Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is headed next

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

Today

8.4

months of supply

30 days

8.2

-0.2 mos

60 days

8.1

-0.3 mos

90 days

8.0

-0.4 mos

Rates: neutral · 6.55%Trend: tightening90-day outlook: Buyer's MarketConfidence: high
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is currently at 8.4 months of supply — a Buyer's Market. Our model projects 8.0 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 — Lauderdale-by-the-Sea

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.

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Real Estate Market — July 2026

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

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is trending toward a buyer's market — inventory is building faster than it is clearing, giving qualified buyers more room to negotiate on price and terms.

Reading The Signal

For sellers: presentation, condition, and pricing to the last three comparable sales — not the highest one — are what get contracts written this month. A pre-list inspection and staging investment tend to pay back several times over in the current environment.

For buyers: you have real leverage here. Sellers are increasingly willing to negotiate on price, closing costs, and repair credits. This is the kind of window where patient buyers land the home they actually want, not the one they had to settle for.

Bottom Line

Softer markets reward preparation. The buyers and sellers who plan carefully now typically outperform those who wait for the market to "tell them" what to do.

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

1 closing

Comparable Lauderdale-by-the-Sea sales that closed in the last 30 days. Tap any card for the full photo gallery and property details.

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