Fort Lauderdale condos with boat slips are currently in market equilibrium, with 276 active listings, 10.9 months of supply, and a market index of 45 as of June 6, 2026. Over the latest trailing six-month period, sales volume improved modestly, with 172 units sold compared to 166 during the same period last year, while median sale price increased slightly from $450,000 to $455,000. Pricing was mixed, however, as price per square foot declined 8.6% to $372 and days on market rose from 62 to 88, suggesting buyers are moving more selectively. Longer-term trends show this segment remains below its 2024 pricing peak, with 2025 median sale price down 7.7% year over year and annual sales volume continuing to normalize after the 2021 surge.
| Sales per Month | Months of Supply | *Market Index | Market Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25.3 | 10.9 | 45 | Market Equilibrium |
Buyer's Market
1-33
Market Equilibrium
34-67
Seller's Market
68-100
*The Market Index is calculated using a proprietary methodology and offers consumers a concise view of overall market conditions.
*The trailing six-month analysis is the most statistically reliable method for evaluating sales activity in smaller local market segments.
**Data compiled, analyzed and curated by By The Sea Realty. Source: Beaches MLS. Market Index methodology is proprietary.
The Inventory Table shows Active Listings, Median List Price, High List Price and Low List Price at the end of the most recent report month.
Sales per Month: The average number of sales per month based on total sales over the past 12 months.
Months of Supply: The number of months it would take to absorb the current active inventory based on the average monthly sales pace.
The Market Index is calculated using a proprietary algorithm based on Month’s of Supply, Days on Market, Sale Price/List Price Ratio and change in Closed Sales Volume. A lower index indicates a Buyer’s Market and a higher index indicates a Seller’s Market.
The Trailing 6 Month Analysis is a rolling view of market activity based on the most recent six months of data. Instead of analyzing just one month, this approach combines the latest six months to smooth out short-term fluctuations. This is especially useful in smaller local markets, where low monthly sales volume can distort one-month results. By analyzing the most recent six months together, it reduces volatility and offers a clearer view of underlying market conditions.
Affect on Seasonality: The Trailing 6 Month Table lists 6 metrics pulled from 6 months of sales data, and compares those metrics to the same period of time last year. Comparing the latest six months to the same period last year helps reduce seasonality by measuring performance against the same seasonal window.
The 10-Year Trend Table shows Median Sale Price, Median Dollar per Square Foot ($/SqFt) and Units Sold over the past 10 years. The table also includes year over year changes (% Δ) to Median Sale Price and $/SqFt.
The 10-Year Trend Chart visually demonstrates the change in Median $/SqFt compared to Total Units Sold per year. Median $/SqFt provides a more stable measure of pricing change, especially in smaller local markets where median figures can be heavily influenced by the size, quality, or price range of properties sold in a given period.
