June 1 through June 7, 2026

The Naples real estate market recorded a balanced week of closed sales activity from June 1 through June 7, 2026, with 168 total closings and $161,806,050 in total closed sales volume.

This week’s activity was nearly evenly split between detached and attached properties, with 85 single-family home closings and 83 condo, villa, and attached residence closings.

Single-Family Homes Remain Resilient

Single-family residences posted a median closed price of $755,000 with an average of 87 days on market. This segment continues to demonstrate strength, especially in Naples’ established neighborhoods and premium coastal corridors.

The top single-family closing of the week was 470 17th Avenue S in Aqualane Shores, which sold for $7,450,000.

Condo and Villa Activity Stays Steady

The condo, villa, and attached residence segment remained active as well, with a median closed price of $480,000 and an average of 103 days on market.

This sector continues to appeal to buyers looking for maintenance-free living, lock-and-leave convenience, and access to Naples’ resort-style lifestyle.

The top condo closing of the week was 8930 Bay Colony Drive #1404 in Salerno at Bay Colony, which closed at $3,750,000.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

The Naples market continues to show activity across a wide range of price points and property types. While luxury sales remain a key driver of overall volume, the week’s data also reflects steady movement in both single-family and attached living segments.

For sellers, proper pricing and strategic presentation remain essential. For buyers, understanding neighborhood trends and property-type performance can help identify the right opportunities.

For a personalized look at your community, property type, or current market position, contact Bowers Group for a custom market review.