DealRadar™ Market Pulse · Miami-Dade County

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Of the 8,330 Miami listings on the market this week, 67 earned an opportunity grade at today's asking price. Everything else is a SOLID, a SLEEPER or a SOFT at its current number — some of which become deals at a negotiated one. Below is the shape of the market by asset class; the addresses go to the people we represent.

Data as of October 23, 2026 · refreshed daily · active + pending listings, BeachesMLS / Trestle feed

Listings scanned
8,330
Active + pending, all property types
Opportunity verdicts
67
0.8% of the market · STEAL + GREAT
STEAL grade
4
The rarest verdict on the ladder
New this week
355
First listed in the last 7 days
Price cuts
3,240
Median cut 5.3% · 38.9% of listings
Waterfront
1,693
Of the listings scanned
Miami by asset classOn marketFlaggedPrice cutsMedian askMedian $/sqftMedian DOM
Single-family2,524561,006$799K$45449
Condo5,08021,938$519K$57078
Townhouse / villa6609271$489K$32646

Medians are computed within each class and never blended · all grades are at the current asking price

What the counts say about Miami

Scarcity is the point. 0.8% of Miami's inventory earned an opportunity verdict this week, against 1% across Miami-Dade County as a whole — a tighter market than the county average, so the flagged listings here matter more. Most of what is listed is priced correctly or ahead of the market; the engine exists to separate the exceptions from everything that merely looks like one.

Cuts are a signal, not a verdict. 3,240 Miami listings (38.9%) are asking less than they started at, with a median reduction of 5.3%. Some of those are now fairly priced. Some started so far ahead of the market that a cut changes nothing. Reading which is which is the work.

Time is moving. The median Miami single-family listing has been on the market 49 days, while 355 new listings arrived in the last seven days. Sellers who have been sitting longest are the ones whose position changes before their price does — and that shift is visible in the data before it is visible in the listing.

Inside the Miami count
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Frequently asked questions

How many Miami listings does DealRadar™ flag right now?
As of October 23, 2026, 67 of the 8,330 active and pending Miami listings carry an opportunity verdict (STEAL or GREAT), 4 of them at the STEAL grade. The count refreshes daily. The addresses are shared with XI Realty clients.
What does a flagged Miami listing mean?
A flagged listing is one that earned one of DealRadar™'s two top grades — the engine's combined read of the asset and its price, not a simple discount to a comp. Most listings are a SOFT. The flag is the conclusion; how the engine reaches it is not published.
How many Miami listings have cut their price?
3,240 of 8,330 Miami listings are asking less than their original list price, with a median reduction of 5.3%. A price cut is a signal, not a verdict — some cut listings are still overpriced, and some flagged listings have never cut.
What is the median asking price in Miami?
It depends on the asset class, which is why we never publish one blended number. As of October 23, 2026, median asking prices in Miami are: single-family $799K ($454/sqft, 49 days on market); condo $519K ($570/sqft, 78 days on market); townhouse / villa $489K ($326/sqft, 46 days on market). Asking prices, not closed sales; refreshed daily.
Can a listing graded SOFT still be a good buy?
Yes. Every grade is at today's asking price. A listing the engine grades SOFT at its current ask can become a deal at a negotiated price, and part of what our clients receive is the price at which a specific property crosses that line. The public counts describe the market as it is priced today, not what it could be bought for.
How do I get the addresses behind the Miami counts?
Tell us what you are looking for in Miami. DealRadar™ is not self-serve — the addresses and verdicts behind these counts come with a representation agreement with XI Realty, and that starts with a conversation.

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Counts and medians are computed from active and pending listings in the BeachesMLS / Trestle feed for Miami, FL, and refresh daily. Opportunity verdicts are the output of DealRadar™, XI Realty's proprietary analysis; the method is not published and individual verdicts are shared only with clients. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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