Space Coast Housing Market Report: June 2026 | Brevard County Home & Condo Sales Continue to Rise
By Bobby Freeman - Real Estate Expert // July 19, 2026
More Homes Are Selling, Inventory Is Tightening, and Local Market Trends Continue to Outperform Many National Headlines
ABOVE VIDEO: Space Coast Housing Market Report: June 2026
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The latest Brevard County housing numbers tell a story that many buyers and sellers may not expect based on national headlines.
While much of the country continues to talk about a slowing real estate market, Brevard County remains remarkably resilient.
June delivered another month of encouraging news, with stronger sales activity, rising home values, and fewer homes available for buyers.
Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or simply watching the market, these local trends provide a much clearer picture of what’s really happening here on Florida’s Space Coast.
Brevard County recorded 1,033 closed single-family home sales in June 2026, a 7.8% increase over June 2025, as cash purchases climbed 15.1% and inventory tightened to just 3.6 months of supply.
Single-Family Homes: Demand Remains Strong
The Brevard County single-family home market posted another solid month in June.
Closed sales increased 7.8% compared to June 2025, with 1,033 homes sold, while cash purchases climbed an impressive 15.1%. Cash buyers continue to play a significant role in our market, reflecting continued confidence from retirees, second-home buyers, investors, and those relocating to the Space Coast.
Even more encouraging, new pending sales increased by 2.9%, meaning buyers continue to write contracts despite today’s mortgage rates.
At the same time, new listings declined 3.4%, giving buyers fewer choices than they had a year ago.
That combination is important.
More buyers. Fewer homes. And rising prices.
That’s exactly why the median sales price climbed 2.6%, reaching $400,000.
Inventory also tightened considerably. Months of supply fell from 4.6 months to just 3.6 months, a 21.7% decrease, keeping Brevard County well within a healthy seller’s market.
Traditional home sales continued to dominate the market, while foreclosures and short sales remained extremely limited, accounting for only a small fraction of all transactions.
Brevard County’s condo and townhouse market posted one of its strongest months in some time, with closed sales up 25.3% year-over-year to 223 units.
Condo & Townhome Market: A Big Month for Sales
The condominium and townhouse market experienced one of its strongest months in quite some time.
Closed sales jumped 25.3%, with 223 units sold compared to 178 last June.
Pending sales also rose sharply, increasing 21.9%, while new listings declined 3.3%, showing continued buyer demand despite slightly softer pricing.
The median condo sales price dipped modestly to $269,000, down 2.2% from one year ago.
Rather than signaling weakness, this slight adjustment reflects a healthier, more balanced condo market after several years of rapid appreciation.
Inventory also tightened considerably, falling from 8.6 months to 6.4 months, giving buyers more confidence while still offering considerably more selection than the single-family market.
For buyers who have been priced out of detached homes, today’s condo market continues to present some attractive opportunities.
What These Numbers Mean
One statistic doesn’t tell the whole story.
When you look at all the numbers together, a clear picture emerges:
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More homes are selling.
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More buyers are entering the market.
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Fewer homes are being listed.
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Inventory continues to shrink.
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Home values remain stable to increasing.
