Housing in Miramar
Miramar's housing market has shifted meaningfully toward buyers in 2026, with slower-moving inventory and more months of supply than a tight seller's market, alongside newer housing stock than many older Broward suburbs.
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Learn morePrices have held roughly flat to slightly down, with a genuinely buyer-favorable market
Redfin's May 2026 reading put the median sale price at $534,680, down 1.9% year over year, while a February 2026 reading cited $535,000, roughly flat year over year -- the two figures are broadly consistent. Homes were reportedly averaging 99 days on market with about 6.7 months of supply at that reading, a buyer-favorable market rather than a tight seller's market.
Newer housing stock than many older Broward suburbs
Miramar's continued growth over recent decades means much of its housing stock is newer than in longer-established Broward suburbs, giving buyers more contemporary construction and amenity packages relative to older resale-heavy markets -- a genuine differentiator alongside its diverse population and local jobs base (see moving).
Standard Florida closing rules and 2026 exemptions apply
Standard Florida closing costs run roughly 2%-5% of the purchase price, including the state's documentary stamp tax on the deed ($0.70 per $100 of sale price, customarily seller-paid). File for the homestead exemption promptly after closing on a primary residence -- $51,411 for 2026 -- which enrolls the property in the Save Our Homes assessed-value growth cap going forward.
Key takeaways
- Median sale price runs $534,680-$535,000 across 2026 readings, down modestly (or roughly flat) year over year depending on the month sourced.
- Homes were averaging 99 days on market with about 6.7 months of supply at the May 2026 reading -- a buyer-favorable market, not a tight seller's market.
- Housing stock skews newer than many longer-established Broward suburbs, reflecting Miramar's continued growth.
- Standard Florida closing costs (2%-5% of price) apply; the 2026 homestead exemption is $51,411.
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