October 20, 2026
Shopping for a home or condo in Hollywood? The latest Broward County report shows why it helps to compare those property types separately.
MIAMI REALTORS® + RWorld released its September 2026 statistics on October 16. Four figures stand out:
- The countywide median single-family sale price was $641,500, up approximately 2.4% from September 2025.
- The condo median was $235,000, down approximately 14.6%.
- Single-family inventory represented 4.2 months of supply.
- Condo inventory represented 10.2 months of supply.
These are Broward County figures—not Hollywood-specific prices or a valuation of any individual property. Read the association’s September report.
What should buyers take from this?
Start with the property type and price range you actually want. A countywide headline cannot tell you how much competition exists for a particular Hollywood home or condo.
For condos, compare the unit’s asking price alongside association fees, available building documents, parking and ownership costs. For single-family homes, consider condition, maintenance and insurance alongside recent comparable sales.
What does it mean for sellers?
Use the county report as background, then focus on nearby sales and competing listings. Condo sellers should look closely at comparable units in their building; house sellers should compare properties with similar size, condition and location.
A changing median does not mean every property gained or lost the same percentage.
Explore our Hollywood homes and condos or Hollywood condo directory. For a property-specific buying or selling discussion, contact Anthony Mauro.