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Three U.S. Housing Signals for September
September’s housing market offered some telling signals for anyone navigating their next move. After eight months of steady momentum, pending home sales edged slightly negative compared to last year, with higher borrowing costs putting the brakes on some buyers’ plans. Contract signings softened as well, and homes lingered on the market for around 60 days. Mortgage rates, once near 6% earlier this year, have climbed into the high-6% range, making strategic decisions even more essential.
Interestingly, buyers are starting to gain a touch more leverage: the median list price dipped to $424,500, about 20% of listings saw price cuts, and active inventory grew by roughly 4%. Delistings dropped compared to last year, but even with these new listings, national inventory remains about 11% below pre-pandemic norms—underscoring the ongoing housing shortage beneath the surface.
For my clients seeking homes that support a healthy, vibrant lifestyle, these numbers reinforce the importance of a thoughtful approach. I’m especially watching trends in pricing strategies and seller behavior, as well as how local shifts in Palm Beach and surrounding areas stack up against national patterns. Whether you’re buying or selling, understanding these signals is key to making real estate support your best life.
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Palm Beach County Home Sales Surge in July 2026
July 2026 brought a 19% surge in Palm Beach County home sales—a clear signal that our market is thriving. As someone passionate about pairing luxury real estate with a healthy lifestyle, I see this momentum as more than just numbers. It’s about vibrant neighborhoods, new beginnings, and homes that truly support your well-being. In communities like Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, and Jupiter, this growth reflects the unique energy and lifestyle opportunities our area has to offer. It’s an exciting time to consider how your next move could enhance your life!
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How July home sales, prices fared in your part of Florida
July was another strong month for Florida real estate, with home sales rising for the 11th consecutive month. Single-family sales increased by 5.1%, while condo and townhouse sales saw an impressive 11% boost. Panama City stood out with a remarkable 23% jump in single-family sales, and The Villages experienced a striking 145.8% surge in condo/townhouse transactions. As someone deeply passionate about connecting people with homes that support their healthiest lifestyle, I pay close attention to trends like these. They not only reflect a vibrant market but also reveal new opportunities to find properties that fit your unique needs—whether you're looking for a fresh start or your forever home. My concierge approach means I look beyond the numbers to help you discover the right community and property for your next chapter.
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How to Know if a Home Fits Your Lifestyle?
Inventory is on the move: new listings in the US just edged up 0.4%, and total homes for sale rose 0.5%. Both measures are now at their highest since late Q1 and mid-Q2. Yet, with median home prices holding above $400K and financing costs steady in the mid-6% range, pending sales have slipped by 1.1%—their lowest in six months. Many buyers are pausing, weighing economic uncertainty, or hoping for a break in rates.
For those still searching, this shift could mean more negotiating power—think price cuts, concessions, or even rate buydowns and repairs, especially on homes that have lingered on the market. As someone who believes your home should elevate your lifestyle, I always keep an eye on opportunities that align with both your health and your goals. Pricing right from the start is key for sellers, while buyers may find this window before late Q3 to be especially favorable. My concierge approach is all about navigating these market moments so you can make your next move with confidence and clarity.
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Happy Labor Day!
Labor Day in the United States celebrates the contributions of workers everywhere, while also unofficially marking the final big summer weekend before fall takes over.
It’s known for backyard barbecues, road trips, and that classic tradition of buying things you didn’t know you needed because “it’s on sale.”
Beaches, parks, and grills reach peak activity as everyone tries to squeeze every last drop of summer fun out of the long weekend.
Happy Labor Day! Wishing you a fun, easygoing weekend filled with good vibes, great food, and absolutely no thoughts about Monday. -

Guess what? This designer furnished two bedroom corner home feels like a luxury hotel, with Italian kitchen, smart entry, rooftop pool, sky view lounge and flexible short term rental options.
Turnkey, designer-furnished 2BR/2BA corner residence at The Crosby World Center, offering a rare blend of luxury living and short-term rental flexibility. Curated by AvroKO, the interiors feature Italian kitchen cabinetry, Bosch appliances, custom vanities, rain showers, contemporary lighting, and smart-home technology with keyless entry. The flexible layout is also designed with accessibility features . Residents benefit from a full-service, amenity-rich environment, including a rooftop pool with jacuzzi and private cabanas,, fire pit lounge with panoramic skyline views, fitness center with saunas and plunge pools, clubroom , juice and coffee bar, coworking spaces, gaming and media lounges and 24/7 concierge. Close to The Brightline, shops, restuarants and entertainment! DISCLAIMER: Information published or otherwise provided by the listing company and its representatives including but not limited to prices, measurements, square footages, lot sizes, calculations, statistics, and videos are deemed reliable but are not guaranteed and are subject to errors, omissions or changes without notice. All such information should be independently verified by any prospective purchaser or seller. Parties should perform their own due diligence to verify such information prior to a sale or listing. Listing company expressly disclaims any warranty or representation regarding such information. Prices published are either list price, sold price, and/or last asking price. The listing company participates in the Multiple Listing Service and IDX. The properties published as listed and sold are not necessarily exclusive to listing company and may be listed or have sold with other members of the Multiple Listing Service. Transactions where listing company represented both buyers and sellers are calculated as two sales. "No payments made until title passes" Some affiliations may not be applicable to certain geographic areas. If your property is currently listed with another broker, please disregard any solicitation for services. Information published or otherwise provided by seller, listing company or its representatives is deemed reliable but are not guaranteed and subject to errors, omissions, or changes without notice.
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Florida’s Proposed Property Tax Changes: What Property Owners Should Know About The 2026 Save Our Homes Proposal
Florida voters will decide in November 2026 on a constitutional amendment proposing a larger homestead exemption—up to $250,000 for non-school property taxes by 2028—and a lower annual assessment cap (5%) for many non-homestead properties. The changes would take effect January 1, 2027, if approved. New residents after 2026 face a five-year wait for the full exemption. Current laws affecting tax administration took effect June 2026.
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A modern waterfront statement on West Palm Beach’s most coveted corridor. Set on over an acre along the Intracoastal, this contemporary estate offers approx. 10,000 SF of light-filled living
A modern waterfront statement on West Palm Beach's most coveted corridor. Set on over an acre along the Intracoastal, this contemporary estate offers approx. 10,000 SF of light-filled living (8,072 under A/C), 7 BR/10.2BA . Chef's kitchen with Wolf/Sub-Zero, 450-bottle wine room, media room, waterfront library, glass-enclosed office, elevator. Primary suite with dual baths and dressing rooms overlooking the water. Saltwater pool, cabana, and private dock, crowned by a rooftop lounge with summer kitchen and fire pit. Control4, Lutron lighting/shades, invisible speakers, 125-kW generator, 30.8-kW solar. Minutes from Michelin-recognized dining, Eataly, CityPlace, Kravis Center, Brightline, the Norton, and Worth Avenue. An extraordinary home in an extraordinary moment for West Palm Beach. A modern waterfront statement on West Palm Beach's most coveted corridor. Set on more than an acre along the Intracoastal Waterway, this contemporary estate delivers approximately 10,000 square feet of glass-wrapped, light-flooded living across seven bedrooms, ten full baths, and two half baths. The chef's kitchen is fully outfitted in Wolf and Sub-Zero; a 450-bottle wine room, media room, second story glass-enclosed office, and first floor waterfront library/office round out the interiors, with all floors connected by a dramatic glass elevator that also leads to the rooftop lounge and spa. The primary suite is its own retreat — dual baths, dual dressing rooms, and the Intracoastal as your morning view. Outside, the property lives like a private resort: saltwater pool, cabana, and dock at the water's edge, crowned by a rooftop lounge with summer kitchen, jacuzzi, and fire pit commanding views from Palm Beach Island to the downtown skyline. Behind the design: Control4 automation, Lutron lighting and shades, invisible speakers, advanced security, a 125-kW whole-home generator, and a 30.8-kW solar array. Beyond the gates, West Palm Beach has never offered more — a modern Brightline train station, Michelin-recognized dining, Eataly and a new wave of celebrated restaurants, the reimagined CityPlace with its world-class shopping and Equinox fitness club, the Norton Museum and Kravis Center, and the boutiques of Worth Avenue just across the bridge. An extraordinary home in the middle of an extraordinary moment. * Square footage per original developer's plans; all measurements are approximate and should be independently verified by buyer.
