MEDIAN SALE PRICE
$405K
trailing 90d
MEDIAN $/SF
$336
per sqft
ACTIVE INVENTORY
8
for sale
SOLD VS. ORIGINAL ASK
98.7%
NEW98.7% of final list
DAYS TO CONTRACT
53
NEW87 to close
MARKET PULSE
0.38
Buyer's market
MEDIAN SALE PRICE OVER TIME
MARKET PULSE
washington-park-miami-dade
BUYER'S ADVANTAGE
Today 0.38 · Florida City 0.29
MARKET SUMMARY · 12 MONTHS
| Median sale price | $405K | |
| Median $/SF | $336 | |
| Median days on market | 89 | |
| Total sales (12mo) | 5 | |
| New listings (12mo) | 19 | |
| Sold ÷ original ask NEW | 98.7% | |
| Sold ÷ final list price NEW | 98.7% | |
| Sold below original ask NEW | 60% | |
| Median days to contract NEW | 53 | |
| Median days to close NEW | 87 | |
| Months of supply | — | — |
| Sale-to-just-value COUNTY | — | 1.28× |
| Owner-occupied COUNTY | — | 56.8% |
TIER HEALTH
Price-tier breakdown is published only for markets with 30+ active for-sale listings, so each tier's median clears the min-sample threshold (§2.2b · §7.4). This market reports at the summary level above.
TIME TO SELL · LISTING TO CLOSING
NEW53
days, listing → contract
36
days, contract → closing
87
days, listing → closing
Medians of 5 closed sales, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026. Days are counted from the listing date.
WHAT LISTING SITES CAN'T SEE PUBLIC RECORDS · RECORDED DEEDS
56.8%
Owner-occupied (homestead) COUNTY
1.28×
Sale-to-just-value ratio COUNTY
37.8%
Homes sold, 10-yr COUNTY
+0.9%
Appreciation YTD · $/SF COUNTY CLOSED SALES
Appreciation YTD compares the median price per square foot of closed sales so far this year against the same period last year. Price per square foot rather than median price, because a median price moves with which homes sold — over this span South Beach ran +1.9% on median price but −4.3% per square foot. Effective tax rate: modeling in progress — the county roll carries no millage field, so we show “—” rather than an estimate.
CONDO BUILDINGS IN WASHINGTON PARK
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MARKET NARRATIVE
The for-sale market in Washington Park, Florida City, is carrying 8 active listings this week at a median list price of $388,500. Fresh supply arrived over the past month — 1 new listings — against 3 pending sales, putting the market pulse at 0.38, a buyer's market. Homes are taking a median of 89 days on market. For context, Florida City runs at a 0.29 pulse. If inventory keeps outpacing contracts, buyers gain room to negotiate.
Generated from this week's snapshot · every figure cited appears on this page
FREQUENTLY ASKED · WASHINGTON PARK
How much do homes cost in Washington Park?
The median sale price in Washington Park is $405K over the trailing 90 days, and the median list price is $388,500.
Is Washington Park a buyer's or seller's market?
Washington Park is currently a buyer's market. Its market pulse — pending sales divided by active listings — is 0.38; readings at or above 0.60 favor sellers and below 0.40 favor buyers.
How many homes are for sale in Washington Park?
There are 8 active for-sale listings in Washington Park as of snapshot 2026-W45, updated weekly.
How long do homes take to sell in Washington Park?
Homes in Washington Park spend a median of 89 days on market.
What is the price per square foot in Washington Park?
The median list price per square foot in Washington Park is $336.
What share of Washington Park homes are owner-occupied?
About 56.8% of homes in surrounding Miami-Dade County are owner-occupied (homestead), per public property records — the county-level figure is shown because homestead data isn't published at the neighborhood level.
How often do homes sell in Washington Park?
About 37.8% of homes in surrounding Miami-Dade County have changed hands over the past decade — roughly 3.8% per year — based on qualified arm's-length sales in public deed records. The county figure is shown because deed-level turnover isn't computed at the neighborhood level.
How long do homeowners typically own in Washington Park?
Homeownership in Miami-Dade County skews long-term: only about 38% of homes had a qualified sale in the past decade, so roughly 62% of owners have held 10+ years, per public deed records.
Every figure above appears elsewhere on this page · snapshot 2026-W45.