Jupiter Real Estate Market Update (Single Family Homes) May 2025
Jupiter Real Estate Market Update (Single Family Homes) May 2025
A mistake in this real estate market could cost you tens of thousands of dollars. Let’s make sure you’re making decisions based on real data — not guesswork.
In this video, I'm breaking down the latest single family home data in Jupiter— including the median home sale price, how fast homes are selling, and whether the market is shifting in your favor.
I'm Casey Prindle, your Jupiter Realtor. Every month, I break down the real numbers — so buyers and sellers like you can make smart, data-driven decisions.
Let's dive into the May 2025 Jupiter Real Estate Market Report.
The median price of a single family home in Jupiter Florida is now $945,000.
Here’s the thing, in my opinion the median pricing doesn’t really matter. This is simply because we don’t have a large volume of single family home sales each month in Jupiter. What I think you can take from this chart is overall price movement. You have to smooth it out because it zig zags, again due to smaller sample sizing. If you take a step back you’ll see median pricing has increased over the last several years. You will also note pricing peaked in June of 2022. Take out the extremes and median pricing has been about level over the last 2 years.
Total number of homes sold in Jupiter Florida:
Now this is a wildly meaningful chart! Not a whole lot else matters than how many people are actually buying homes. 105 sales, up from 95 sales in May of 2024! Let’s talk about seasonality again, I pointed this out last month. The number of sales peak each year in May and June. This data is from the close of April. If history repeats we should have a good print next month and possibly into the following before we slow down. In terms of market timing this means sellers have a small window to get their home on the market before we start to enter the summer slide. Buyers, take note. A lot of places in the US the summer months show the heaviest number of sales, not so much down here. It’s actually a good time to be a Buyer, especially in August if you’re looking to change schools.
List to sales price:
For those of you knew to this analysis, list to sales price is the percentage of original listing price properties are selling for. A higher number favors sellers, a lower number favors Buyers as it shows more room for negotiation and price reductions are happening. I point this chart out to note a few things. First, if you want to make an offer 20% off listing price, stats say that’s likely not going to work. Sellers, this chart says you need to negotiate on price in most instances so don’t be impossible and inflexible when an offer comes through! We’re not in the Covid Sellers market anymore.
If you’re looking to purchase a home in Jupiter, please do one of the following. Give me a call or text at (786)443-7203, and tell me where you are in your home search and what you’re looking for. If you don’t want to call me because I somehow scare you, email me at caseyprindle@gmail.com and tell me what you’re looking for.
Days on market:
The days of market are going to be the number of days a home is actively listed before going to pending sale. This is not how long it takes to close, just to go from active to pending. Last month I was a bit surprised that this headed down. We’re back at 50 days. Again, look left on this chart. 50 days on market is a bit on the higher side of the chart if you look across it. I’d say 40 days is closer to what the average is. I think Sellers are really going to want to keep an eye on this headed into the fall. If sales slow this will likely uptick which can change a Sellers timeline.
Median price per square foot:
If you’ve listened to me for a few months, tune this out, it’s the same thing still. Median price per square foot of Jupiter Florida home sales, still on the high side of this chart, but kind of flattening out, or rising more slowly. This has been happening for the last year. The good stuff is selling and the good stuff costs more. I just keep saying this. If we break below $400 a foot or above $500 a foot I’ll give a more detailed analysis. For now, we just keep bouncing around.
Total dollar volume of Jupiter Home Sales:
Over $196 million in volume, a surprise to the upside! I’ve done this in the past and feel compelled to do this just about every month. The top 5 sales in Jupiter last month made up a total of $66 million of this volume. This is why some stats can be unreliable in Jupiter, large dollar volume stats push the figures around a lot. Again, historically we were expecting this run up right? Every year this happens. So seasonality kicked in. We should have another month or 2 of increasing volume before we slide down.
There’s a lot of data out there about Palm Beach County real estate statistics. You can find data on all of Jupiter in my videos. But what about those who live in specific places like Jupiter Farms (where I live), or zip code 33458. There is no data set like that, so I created it and put together a report covering the last 5 years. If you’re thinking of Buying or Selling a home in Jupiter please call, or text me at (786)443-7203, and ask for a copy of the report. I’ll be happy to email it over. I think it’s really interesting data, and I created it for free to give out with no obligation, so call or text me (786)443-7203.
Months of inventory
I’ve saved the best stat, in my opinion, for last. Less inventory is good for Sellers and bad for Buyers. What changes this is chart is one of two things. A change in the pace of sales, a change in the number of listings. Supply has been level over the last year. I think consumers are now hearing the message from the media that the housing market has slowed, but this has been the case for a while now in Jupiter. Here’s how I read this chart. First, nationally people consider 6 months of supply to be market neutral favoring neither buyers nor sellers. Locally I would say if you did some line drawing were at around 4 months as a balanced market. I will say it feels like it’s easier to be a Buyer than a Seller right now, that’s my boots on the ground doing this everyday opinion. Anyways, supply is up over 17% year over year. Meaning Buyers have more choice than they did a year ago which is great for them. Sellers, thankfully while new listings have come to market, they’ve been absorbed so we haven’t seen a huge supply increase which would be an enormous headwind for you.
Final Thoughts
The real estate market isn’t a difficult beast to understand. Sales have slowed due to affordability. This has come from not only an increase in home prices, but also an increase in interest rates. One thing that can break all my charts and predictions would be if interest rates suddenly pull down by 2%. Then all of a sudden homes become affordable to more people again and sales take off. The other thing that would really bring prices down is if new supply comes to market. However, take out a map. Jupiter has an ocean on one side, and protected land on the other side. We’re not Texas, we can’t just build. So to all the doom and gloomers that are calling for a housing crash, I just don’t see it happening. Not enough homes and not enough debt on the homes that exist for that to happen in my opinion.
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That’s what I have for you guys this month. As always thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next month.
