Closed home sales in Naples, Florida rose 16.5% year over year in June 2026, according to the Naples Area Board of REALTORS, part of a broader statewide rebound in Florida home sales activity.
Pending sales in Naples, an indicator of future closings, increased 14.9% over the same period. The market’s median closed price rose to $595,000, up 3.8% from a year earlier.
Statewide gains
Florida Realtors reported statewide single-family closed sales rose 9.3% year over year to 26,036 in June, with a median price of $432,000, up 4.9% from a year earlier. Condo-townhouse sales climbed 14% to 8,900, with a median price of $305,000, up 1.7% year over year.
Inventory remained relatively tight, with a 4.5-month supply of single-family homes and an 8.1-month supply of condos statewide. Mortgage rates hovered around 6.5% during the period, according to Florida Realtors.
What it means
Verified facts: Naples closed sales rose 16.5% year over year in June, outpacing the statewide single-family sales gain of 9.3%, while Florida’s overall housing market posted broad increases in sales, prices, and pending activity.
RealtyWire analysis: The gains partly reflect comparison against a weaker June 2025, when higher rates and affordability strain weighed more heavily on transaction volume. Naples’ outsized gain relative to the statewide figure suggests continued strength in Southwest Florida’s higher-end coastal market even as mortgage rates remain elevated near 6.5%.
What to watch: Whether Naples and statewide Florida sales momentum persists into the traditionally slower late-summer months, and whether tightening single-family inventory puts renewed upward pressure on prices.
Source: Florida Realtors
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