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WELCOME! | April 2026
Vero Beach is more than a collection of neighborhoods, it is a tapestry of stories waiting to be discovered. Each street, waterfront view, and tucked away community carries its own character, almost like there's a natural rhythm to each area shaped and influenced by generations of people and the memories created there, all coming together to blend the past and present, which gives Vero Beach its unmistakable charm. Understanding the story behind where you live brings a deeper appreciation for the lifestyle it offers and a clearer sense of what makes each neighborhood unique. With a long standing connection to the community, that perspective becomes invaluable, because local history helps guide smart decisions.
| | Celebrate tradition, community, and the future at the 2026 Deeply Rooted Gala on April 11th, an unforgettable evening honoring the next generation of Vero Beach’s pioneer leaders. This unique event shines a spotlight on local young individuals carrying forward their families’ legacy through business, leadership, and community involvement. Guests will enjoy an elegant night featuring an open bar, al fresco dining by Wild Thyme Catering, an engaging Next Gen panel conversation with Dan Richey and emerging local leaders, as well as both live and silent auctions. Proceeds from the evening will benefit Vero Heritage Inc., supporting a dedicated Historic Preservation fund that helps maintain the Vero Heritage Center and Indian River Citrus Museum. As the event sponsor, AMAC invites you to join! | |
February 2026 vs. 2025 Statistics
Statistics developed by the REALTORS® Association of Indian River County through its Multiple Listing Service and in conjunction with Florida REALTORS® reflect the following data for February of 2026 vs. 2025.
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SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED HOMES
Residential Closed Sales totaled 199 homes vs. 208 representing a 4.3% decrease YOY.
Median Price was $427,500 vs. $412,500 representing a 3.6% increase YOY.
Active Inventory totaled 1,276 vs. 1,357 representing a 6% decrease YOY.
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CONDOMINIUMS
Residential Closed Sales totaled 78 homes vs. 62 representing a 25.8% increase YOY.
Median Price was $287,500 vs. $285,388 representing a 0.7% increase YOY.
Active Inventory totaled 788 vs. 917 representing a 14.1% decrease YOY.
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Report Prepared on March 16, 2026
To learn more about the FLORIDA Market Update for February 2026, watch this video. For our WEEKLY LOCAL Market Report Click Here.
| | | As we come across interesting content that we have found from various places around the web, we will share it with you here. Our Blog, for example, is a great source for articles about our industry and Our Neighborhood. | | |
Vero Beach Uncovered: Secret Spots, Coastal Adventures and Neighborhood Lure and Lore
Beyond the beaches, Indian River County hides serene, lesser-known water escapes. Locals love the calm lagoon access at Wabasso Causeway Park, where shallow, clear waters create a natural swimming haven. Another quiet gem, Captain Forster Hammock Preserve, blends forest trails with secluded riverfront access perfect for a refreshing dip. These “secret” spots offer a more tranquil alternative to ocean surf.................READ MORE
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Celebrating our 77th year, we “Thank You” for allowing our family of compassionate professionals to work with you. We truly appreciate your sharing your experience, as one of our treasured clients so that we may continue to provide you, your friends, family and everyone superior services and welcome them to
“Our Neighborhood, Your Home.℠”
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Since 1919, the MacWilliam family has been an integral part of the Vero Beach community.
Since 1949, AMAC has continued to serve the community in many ways including our dedication to make every transaction a meaningful human interaction. Whether buying or selling, our agents are with you every step of your real estate journey. Click here to view our current listings.
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