Transaction volume across the county rose 14.3% compared to June 2025. Single-family home sales led the momentum with a 16.8% increase, while the luxury segment—properties priced at $1 million and above—saw a notable 29.1% jump. This performance underscores a broader trend of wealth migration and international demand, which analysts attribute to Miami's unique lifestyle and status as a global destination for high-net-worth individuals.

While demand remains strong, market dynamics diverge sharply between sectors. Single-family inventory has tightened significantly, creating a seller’s market with only 4.9 months of supply. Conversely, the condominium market remains buyer-friendly with 12.3 months of inventory, though prices have appreciated 278% since 2011. Economic impact remains a critical component of this activity; the 2,107 homes sold in June generated an estimated $271 million for the local economy. As buyers navigate a landscape where 38.1% of transactions are completed in cash, the area continues to outpace national trends, maintaining its position as a primary hub for liquidity-driven real estate investment.