Market insights
The market, read closely.
Current single-family numbers for Palm Beach County, Westchester County and Greenwich, with the context behind them, from David Custons.
Market snapshot
Single-family homes, three markets.
September 2026
Palm Beach County
Single-family dollar volume rose 17.59% to $1.5 billion, and $30 million-plus sales are on pace for a county record.
Read the reportQ3 2026
Westchester County
Prices rose on slightly fewer closings, and limited inventory remains a defining feature of the market.
Read the reportQ3 2026
Greenwich
Homes averaged 38 days on market, down from 56 a year earlier.
Read the reportYear-over-year changes compare with the same period of 2025. Sources: MIAMI REALTORS® + RWorld (Palm Beach County, released October 16, 2026); Houlihan Lawrence Q3 2026 report via Westfair Communications (Westchester, October 7, 2026); Greenwich Multiple Listing Service via the Greenwich Association of REALTORS® (October 7, 2026). Last updated October 21, 2026.
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What the numbers suggest.
Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County Single-Family Market: September 2026
Median price up 6.67% to $656,000, closed sales down 2.67%, and the top of the market on pace for a record year.
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Westchester County
Westchester Single-Family Market: Q3 2026
The county’s median climbed 10.1% to $1.2 million in the third quarter, with limited inventory a defining feature.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Single-Family Market: Q3 2026
Homes sold faster and at higher prices in the third quarter, with the median up 10.5% to $3,368,790.
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Where the numbers come from.
- Palm Beach County. MIAMI REALTORS® + RWorld monthly statistics; BeachesMLS joined the association in May 2026.
- Westchester County. Houlihan Lawrence quarterly report, as reported by Westfair Communications.
- Greenwich. Greenwich Multiple Listing Service, via the Greenwich Association of REALTORS®.
- How to read it. Figures are for single-family homes unless noted. Medians describe a whole county or town and say little about any one property. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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