South Florida's housing market is undergoing a sharp reversal as the number of homes for sale climbs to its highest level in nearly a decade—quadrupling since 2022, figures show.

Inventory in Miami-Dade County has risen by 43.3 percent year-over-year in April, nearly twice the rate at the national level.

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According to the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, there’s currently more than 12,000 homes for sale in Central Florida. That equates to about six to seven months of inventory.

The number of homes listed for sale in South Florida has risen to its highest point in nearly a decade — which ultimately could lead to some lower prices, real estate experts say.

This surge in for-sale homes could be a telltale sign of an impending cooldown in Miami-Dade's housing market, even as prices continue to rise in the county at a rate five times faster than the ...

South Florida's housing market is cooling fast as active home listings reportedly increase nearly fourfold to almost 52,000 from 12,825 in 2022.