Brevard County Housing Statistics for: Q3 and September 2026

Brevard County Housing Statistics for:

September and Q3 of 2026

Courtesy of Florida REALTORS® Industry Data and Analysis Team

This update is brought to you by the Space Coast Association of REALTORS® as a service to our members.

Within this email is a recap of the housing statistics for September and Q3 2026 in Brevard County. Current and archived MLS Statistical reports are also available on the Association's website.

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MLS Statistics - September 2026

Stay informed on the latest trends in Brevard County real estate. Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports on local real estate sales are available on our website, covering both single-family homes and townhouses/condos. Annual distressed market summaries are also available for both property types.

Here’s a look at the key takeaways from the September 2026 market reports.

Brevard County Single-Family Home Market | September 2026

Closed Sales decreased 2.5% in September 2026, with 818 homes sold compared to 839 in September 2025. Cash sales decreased 9.0%.
New Pending Sales decreased 16.0%, while New Listings increased 2.2%.
The Median Sales Price increased 0.5% to $380,000, compared to $378,000 in September 2025.
Months’ Supply of Inventory decreased 20.5% to 3.5 months, down from 4.4 months in September 2025.
Traditional Sales decreased 3.1%, with a median sales price of $383,625.
Foreclosure/REO Sales increased 62.5%, with 13 closed sales and a median sales price of $270,000.
Short Sale Closings showed no change (0.0%), with one closed sale and a median sales price of $280,000.

What This Means:

Brevard County’s single-family home market saw relatively stable prices in September 2026, with the median sales price increasing slightly compared to last year. However, declines in closed and pending sales suggest that buyer activity may be slowing. Months’ supply of inventory also decreased, indicating a tighter supply relative to the current sales pace.

Buyers may find additional options as new listings increase, while the limited months’ supply could help support home prices. Sellers should remain mindful of pricing their homes competitively as market conditions evolve.

Brevard County Townhouse & Condo Market | September 2026

Closed Sales increased 6.8% in September 2026, with 172 units sold compared to 161 in September 2025. Cash sales increased 7.8%.
New Pending Sales increased 3.9%, while New Listings increased 15.3%.
The Median Sales Price increased 6.9% to $272,500, compared to $255,000 in September 2025.
Months’ Supply of Inventory decreased 22.4% to 5.9 months, down from 7.6 months in September 2025.
Traditional Sales increased 6.3%, with a median sales price of $275,000.
Foreclosure/REO Sales increased 100.0%, with two closed sales and a median sales price of $103,000.
Short Sale Closings remained unchanged (0.0%), with one closed sale and a median sales price of $359,936.

What This Means:

Brevard County’s townhouse and condo market saw increased sales activity and higher median prices in September 2026 compared to the same time last year. Although new listings increased, months’ supply of inventory declined, indicating a tighter supply relative to the current sales pace.

Buyers have more new listings to consider, but higher prices and reduced months’ supply may mean continued competition for well-priced properties. Sellers may benefit from higher median prices and increased sales activity, while competitive pricing remains important as more properties enter the market.

MLS Statistics - Q3 2026

Here’s a look at the key takeaways from the Q3 2026 housing market reports.

Brevard County Single-Family Home Market | Q3 2026

Closed Sales decreased 0.8% in Q3 2026, with 2,614 homes sold compared to 2,635 in Q3 2025. Cash sales decreased 3.2%.
New Pending Sales decreased 6.2%, while New Listings decreased 0.8%.
The Median Sales Price increased 1.3% to $380,000, compared to $375,000 in Q3 2025.
Months’ Supply of Inventory decreased 20.5% to 3.5 months, down from 4.4 months in Q3 2025.
Traditional Sales decreased 1.9%, with a median sales price of $381,000.
Foreclosure/REO Sales increased 193.8%, with 47 closed sales and a median sales price of $225,000.
Short Sale Closings decreased 37.5%, with five closed sales and a median sales price of $267,500.

What This Means:

Brevard County’s single-family home market remained relatively stable in Q3 2026, with modest price growth despite slight declines in closed and pending sales. New listings also decreased slightly, while months’ supply of inventory declined compared to the same quarter last year. These trends suggest that home values remain resilient, even as sales activity softens. Buyers and sellers should continue to pay attention to local market conditions and competitive pricing.

Brevard County Townhouse & Condo Market | Q3 2026

Closed Sales increased 10.6% in Q3 2026, with 613 units sold compared to 554 in Q3 2025. Cash sales increased 10.1%.
New Pending Sales increased 12.0%, while New Listings decreased 0.1%.
The Median Sales Price increased 5.7% to $280,000, compared to $265,000 in Q3 2025.
Months’ Supply of Inventory decreased 22.4% to 5.9 months, down from 7.6 months in Q3 2025.
Traditional Sales increased 8.9%, with a median sales price of $280,000.
Foreclosure/REO Sales increased 400.0%, with 10 closed sales and a median sales price of $189,000.
Short Sale Closings increased 100.0%, with four closed sales and a median sales price of $363,968.

What This Means:

Brevard County’s townhouse and condo market showed stronger momentum in Q3 2026, with increased closed and pending sales and higher median prices compared to the same quarter last year. New listings remained nearly unchanged, while months’ supply of inventory declined, indicating a tighter supply relative to the current sales pace. Traditional sales continued to account for most market activity, while foreclosure/REO and short-sale percentages rose from comparatively small transaction totals. Overall, the market showed stronger sales activity and rising prices, with opportunities for both buyers and sellers depending on their goals and property type.

To see these and previous reports on Brevard MLS Statistics, please visit our resource library by clicking here then open the MLS Full Reports folder to search by year. You can also grab market snapshot graphics that you can brand and share via email or social media, in the resource library by clicking on the Market Snapshot Graphics for Social folder.