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Most expensive counties in Florida

top 25 · May 2026

Florida counties ranked by median sale price — the highest closing prices in the state, from Redfin's closed-sale data.

Ranked on median sale price (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 →

#CountyMedian sale priceYoY
1Monroe$1.05M+19.3%
2Walton$745K+27.3%
3Collier$625K+1.6%
4Miami-Dade$570K+0.4%
5Palm Beach$540K+1.9%
6Nassau$528K+1.6%
7St. Johns$517K+3.5%
8Martin$493K-1.2%
9Broward$470K0.0%
10Gulf$466K+3.9%
11Franklin$456K+4.8%
12Orange$450K+1.1%
13Sarasota$425K+2.4%
14Manatee$415K-2.5%
15Seminole$412K-2.3%
16Pinellas$410K+2.5%
17Hillsborough$405K+1.3%
18Indian River$390K+5.2%
19Osceola$386K-6.4%
20St. Lucie$385K0.0%
21Lake$380K-2.6%
22Okaloosa$380K+1.2%
23Brevard$368K+1.3%
24Flagler$365K+3.0%
25Pasco$365K+4.3%

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.