Broward County Condo Market: September 2026 Update for Buyers

The latest Broward County condo market numbers tell two different stories. Resale condos have turned into a clear buyer’s market, while single-family homes and the top end keep holding firm. For anyone weighing an oceanfront purchase in Pompano Beach, that split matters.

Broward County Condo Market by the Numbers

According to September 2026 figures reported by Miami Realtors, Broward recorded 824 condo sales, down from 865 a year earlier. The condo median price fell to $235,000 from $275,000, and condo inventory dropped about 12% to 9,582 active listings.

Condos now sit at roughly 10.2 months of supply, firmly buyer’s market territory. Single-family homes are at about 4.2 months, still a seller’s market, with the median price up about 2% to $641,500.

The Middle and the Top Are Still Moving

Not every segment is soft. Broward condo sales between $500,000 and $600,000 rose from 40 to 43 year over year, and single-family sales above $1 million edged up from 176 to 180. Buyers with means are still active; they are simply more selective.

Why Older Resale Condos and New Oceanfront Towers Differ

Much of the pressure on the resale median comes from older buildings facing higher insurance, special assessments and new state safety and reserve rules. New construction is built to current code, a key reason branded oceanfront towers along the Pompano Beach shoreline keep drawing buyers even as the broader Broward County condo market softens.

What This Means if You Are Buying Now

With about 10 months of condo supply, buyers have room to negotiate on resale units. In pre-construction the advantages look different: early pricing, staged deposits and developer incentives. Compare the W Pompano price list with the oceanfront condos for sale in Pompano Beach before you decide.