Brian Giacomello
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September 25, 2026
August 2026 Naples Market Update 🌴🏡
August 2026 Naples Market Update 🌴🏡
Naples real estate showed continued resilience in August, with buyers remaining active even as the number of available homes declined.
Overall inventory fell 16.3% year over year to 4,093 properties, while new listings dropped 15.5% to 792. Despite having fewer homes to choose from, pending sales increased 1.9% to 769 and closed sales rose 1.1% to 622, continuing the market's positive sales momentum.
Pricing remained relatively steady. The median closed price was $575,000, down just 1.7% from August 2025. Homes also moved more quickly, with days on market declining 7.5% to 99 days. Months of supply dropped significantly as well, falling from 8.1 months last August to 5.4 months, a 33.3% decrease.
One particularly interesting part of the report is the luxury market. NABOR's Ryan Bleggi noted that high-end and ultra-luxury properties experienced strong demand this summer, even as overall inventory continued to contract.
What does this mean for buyers and sellers? Buyers still have more choices than during the extremely competitive 2021 and 2022 markets, but declining inventory makes preparation increasingly important. For sellers, the data reinforces the importance of pricing correctly, as properly positioned properties are attracting attention and selling faster.
If you're considering buying or selling in Naples or Southwest Florida, understanding how these numbers apply to your specific neighborhood, property type, and price range matters far more than any single headline statistic.
Brian J. Giacomello | Naples Luxury Realtor®
William Raveis Luxury Properties International
LiveInSWFL.com
Source: Naples Area Board of REALTORS® August 2026 Market Report. Statistics cover Naples/Collier County, excluding Marco Island.