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Weston Intelligence
Weston homes are taking longer to sell, and many sellers have cut their prices. Compare your alternatives before negotiating.
Updated · The periods covered by the figures are shown separately.
The Question
Weston's median sale price was $781,628, down 1.1% from a year earlier, with 81 days on market. Parkland was $1,179,438, up 10.7%, with 57 days. Those cities sell different mixes of homes. Compare similar properties before deciding how much extra a location is worth.
What changed?
| City | Median / YoY | Days on market | Sale/list | Listings with price drops | Sales YoY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weston | $781,628 / -1.1% | 81 | 95.8% | 35.2% | -6.4% |
Weston's sales series fell 6.4% year over year, and 35.2% of listings showed price reductions. That is a clearer signal of pricing resistance than the small median decline alone. The median can move because the mix of sold homes changed.
What it means for you
A 35.2% price-drop share changes the search strategy: compare current asking prices with original asks before choosing a seller to negotiate with. A nominally larger cut can leave a home more expensive than a competing house that was priced realistically from the start.
Who Should Care
If two Weston homes would work for you, compare their original and current asking prices, time on market and renovation needs. Sellers who have held their price for a long time are competing in a market where more than one third of listings have had a price cut.
What RET would do next
With 81 days on market in the city figures, ask for evidence of competing offers before paying extra to move quickly. Favor a price supported by similar sales and manageable ownership costs. The biggest advertised price cut may still leave an expensive home.
Worth Knowing
Weston's 95.8% sale-to-list figure uses a different asking-price definition from Broward's 96% for houses, which uses the original ask. Earlier cuts or a new listing can change that reference price. Compare figures using the same definition before drawing a conclusion about negotiation.
What to Compare
Compare Parkland and Weston around your own commute and school requirements, then compare the actual houses. Verify school assignment for the exact address. Fort Lauderdale's 104-day figure includes waterfront homes and condos, so it does not predict how quickly an inland house will sell.
Sources and dates
- Redfin: Weston, all home types, three months ending September - 2026-09
- Redfin: Parkland, all home types, three months ending September - 2026-09
- Redfin: Fort Lauderdale, all home types, three months ending September - 2026-09
- MIAMI REALTORS + RWorld: Broward September 2026 - 2026-09
Research reviewed October 23, 2026. Periods, geography and property type follow each source; asking prices are not closing prices, medians are not repeat-sale appreciation, and illustrated costs are assumptions. RET analysis is not an appraisal or a forecast. Property documents and current written quotes govern a transaction.
Use this evidence
Weston homes are taking longer to sell and a larger share have price cuts than in Parkland. Check the original ask and the homes a buyer could choose instead.
Compare next: Parkland. Use the side-by-side evidence, then compare actual similar homes.
Still unverified in this series: city months of supply, property-type inventory totals and the dominant housing share. The mixed-home median cannot price a particular subdivision, waterfront site or condominium.
Bring the evidence into your decision.
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