The Treasure Coast market cooled into balance through 2025 after the post-pandemic run, with prices leveling, inventory growing, and days on market lengthening. Here is the county-by-county picture and what it means for the next six months of your decision.
Wiz's tip
A county median is a rumor about your street. Ask Michael for the comparable sales on your actual neighborhood, which decide your actual price, six-month trend included.
Indian River County
The county median sat near $367,000 in late 2025, down slightly from a year earlier, as inventory grew and the market rebalanced. Island waterfront real estate sits in a different league, frequently trading above $1 million. For buyers, it is the healthiest market in years; for sellers, honest pricing is the whole game.
St. Lucie County
The county median hovered near $385,000 to $400,000, roughly flat year over year. Port St. Lucie ran near $400,000 to $415,000, Fort Pierce offered entry prices closer to $250,000 to $310,000, and new construction made a large share of sales. For first-time buyers, it remains one of the region's most active entry markets.
Martin County
County medians hovered around $477,000 through mid-2025, with single-family homes around $575,000 to $600,000 and a softer condo segment near $260,000 to $300,000. Balanced and stable, with inventory up, it favors the patient buyer and the well-priced seller.
What the numbers mean for you
More inventory and longer days on market give buyers negotiating room they have not had in years, and give prepared sellers a faster path when the price is honest. Across all three counties, Michael's daily work is translating the county median into your specific block, your specific home, your specific offer.