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Declining Luxury Home Prices in Naples, Florida: A Market in Transition

Writer: Ed DiMarco MS, MAEd DiMarco MS, MA
Declining Luxury Home Prices in Naples, Florida in 2025

In 2024, Naples, Florida's luxury real estate market experienced notable fluctuations, particularly in properties priced above $1 million. According to data from Florida Realtors, the median sale price for these high-end homes remained at $1,800,000 in December 2024, showing no change from the previous year. However, the months leading up to December revealed a series of declines and modest gains, reflecting a market in transition.


Trends in Naples Luxury Home Prices

The median sale prices for Naples' luxury homes have demonstrated a mix of appreciation and decline over the past several years. While prices increased in Q4 2024, the overall trend throughout the year reflected periodic softening, particularly in Q3, which experienced a year-over-year decline. Comparatively, prices in 2023 fluctuated, with notable downturns in Q4 and Q2, following a peak in Q1 2022. These shifts suggest a market moving away from rapid appreciation and entering a more balanced phase.

Chart of Quarterly Median Sale Price for Naples Luxury Homes ($1M+)
Quarterly Median Sale Price for Naples Luxury Homes ($1M+)

Increased Inventory and Growing Supply

Luxury home inventory in Naples has grown substantially, with the months' supply of inventory consistently increasing year over year. By Q4 2024, the supply reached its highest point in recent years, doubling from Q1 2022. This influx of available properties has shifted the market in favor of buyers, leading to longer listing times and price adjustments to attract demand. The contrast between early 2022, when inventory was extremely tight, and the current landscape highlights a significant cooling in the luxury sector.

Chart of Quarterly Inventory Supply for Naples Luxury Homes ($1M+)
Quarterly Inventory Supply for Naples Luxury Homes ($1M+)

Economic Factors Impacting Demand

Beyond inventory, rising interest rates and broader economic uncertainties have played a role in the cooling luxury market. Higher borrowing costs have made financing multi-million-dollar homes less attractive, causing some prospective buyers to delay purchases or negotiate lower prices. Additionally, shifting economic conditions have led to cautious spending, even among high-net-worth individuals.


Market Normalization After Peak Activity

The market appears to be stabilizing after rapid price appreciation and heightened demand. The fluctuations in median sale prices and increased supply suggest a shift towards more balanced conditions, moving away from the seller-dominated environment of previous years. Sellers are now adjusting their pricing expectations to meet current market realities.


Despite these challenges, Naples remains a highly desirable destination for luxury homebuyers. Its pristine beaches, favorable tax environment, and high quality of life continue to attract affluent buyers. Buyers and sellers should stay informed as the market adjusts and work closely with real estate professionals to navigate this evolving landscape.


By: Edward DiMarco

Ed DiMarco MS, MA is a luxury, investment, and commercial real estate specialist with decades of experience in Florida’s high-end market. His expertise navigating shifting market conditions helps buyers and sellers make informed decisions.


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