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Florida's deepest buyer's markets

top 25 · May 2026

Florida counties ranked by months of supply — how long the standing inventory would last at the current sales pace.

Ranked on months of supply (Redfin). Only counties with 200+ active listings are eligible — 46 of 67 qualify — so a market with a handful of sales cannot top the list. Methodology →

#CountyMonths of supplyYoY
1Columbia22.9+281.7%
2Gulf10.1-19.8%
3Franklin9.3-17.0%
4Hendry9.1+9.6%
5Putnam7.8+59.2%
6Miami-Dade7.7-12.5%
7Broward7.0-25.5%
8Levy6.8+33.3%
9Monroe6.6-20.5%
10Bay6.3-17.1%
11Walton6.3-41.1%
12Highlands6.2+10.7%
13St. Lucie6.1+3.4%
14Osceola5.6-3.5%
15Okaloosa5.4-3.6%
16Collier5.3-30.3%
17Palm Beach5.3-17.2%
18Martin5.1-17.7%
19Lee4.9-24.6%
20Indian River4.8-17.2%
21Wakulla4.4-22.8%
22Charlotte4.3-37.7%
23Flagler4.3-29.5%
24Pinellas4.2-20.8%
25Polk4.2-8.7%

Data vintage: May 2026 observations, baked 2026-08-13. Source: Redfin. Active-listing counts are Redfin end-of-month inventory. Listing metrics and closed-sale metrics are never blended into one series.