February 2026 Luxury Market Report

January’s numbers show the luxury market is holding steady and adjusting smoothly rather than shifting dramatically. Compared with the unusually strong opening month last year, activity this January tracked closely, with only slight changes: single-family luxury sales dipped 1.4% year over year, while luxury condos and townhomes slipped 6.2%. At the same time, available listings rose modestly, up 5.6% for detached homes and 2.0% for attached properties, even as newly listed inventory declined by 3.9% and 8.8% respectively, indicating that limited fresh supply is still influencing overall movement. Pricing also remained stable, with single-family medians easing just 0.8% and attached homes climbing 5.7%, reinforcing that the luxury sector is recalibrating in a balanced, sustainable way rather than losing momentum.

When you look at the big picture, 2026 is shaping up to be an important year for the luxury real estate market, not because things are swinging wildly, but because the market itself is becoming more thoughtful and refined. People aren’t making moves out of urgency as much as they’re making decisions based on lifestyle goals, family priorities, and smart long-term planning. For buyers, sellers, and professionals alike, doing well this year will really come down to understanding what’s driving these choices and responding with good timing, clear strategy, and a bit of patience instead of rushing the process.

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