The Naples and Bonita Springs real estate market continues to show impressive resilience in 2026. Year-to-date closed sales are up 16% over last year, with 6,459 homes sold compared to 5,583 at this time in 2025. Every price range has experienced growth, led by a 30% increase in homes under $300,000 and a remarkable 25% jump in the $1 million to $3 million luxury market. Even with higher inventory levels, buyers continue to step into the market, a sign that confidence remains strong. Coupled with declining inventory over the past several months, these sales figures suggest the market is becoming more balanced and stable, providing opportunities for both buyers and sellers.
The following table provides a snapshot comparison of sales activity through June 2026 versus June 2025.
As the following table shows, the level of inventory varies by price point:
The Naples and Bonita Springs market continues to move toward balance as inventory declines for another consecutive month. Total homes for sale have fallen to 5,558, down 9% from the previous month, while months of supply has dropped below six months overall. Most price ranges now sit between five and six months of inventory, indicating a much healthier market than we saw earlier this year. The luxury market continues to carry the highest inventory at 11.6 months, but even that segment improved with a 6% decline from the prior month. Combined with the 16% increase in year-to-date sales, these numbers suggest buyers are returning to the market and absorbing inventory at a healthy pace. For sellers, this is encouraging news—well-priced homes are attracting buyers more quickly, while buyers still benefit from a good selection of available properties.
