Collier County median home list price drops 8.4% year-on-year in March

7 articles · Updated · Naples Daily News · Apr 29

The median list price fell to $709,950 in March, down 2.7% from February and 8.4% from March 2025.
Homes spent a median of 82 days on the market, with 1,416 new listings in March, an 11.5% decrease from last year.
Collier County homes averaged 1,810 square feet at $413 per square foot, while Florida's median home price remained at $425,000 and the U.S. median rose slightly to $415,450.

Is Collier County's housing market splitting, with luxury thriving while the middle market falters?

With Collier County home prices falling, is now truly a better time for buyers to enter the market?

Why are home sales surging in Naples while median prices across Collier County continue to drop?

Is this housing downturn a temporary correction or a sign of long-term problems for Southwest Florida?

How much are vacation homes and cash buyers to blame for the local affordability crisis?

Can Collier County's economy survive if its essential workers can no longer afford to live there?