What does a home cost in Naples, Florida?

The Collier County median sale price is in the high $500,000s. In Naples' waterfront and coastal neighborhoods, condominiums generally begin around $1 million, single family homes around $2 million, and beachfront and estate properties range from $5 million to above $50 million.

Which Naples neighborhoods are on the water?

Port Royal, Aqualane Shores and Royal Harbor for bay and canal frontage with Gulf access; Olde Naples, Coquina Sands, The Moorings, Park Shore, Bay Colony and Vanderbilt Beach for beachfront; Pelican Bay for Gulf-view towers with private beach clubs.

Is now a good time to buy in Naples?

Luxury inventory is healthier than in 2021 and 2022, which favors well-advised buyers, while the best waterfront properties continue to trade quickly. The answer depends on the specific neighborhood and building.

Can I buy in Naples from out of state or abroad?

Yes. Video walk-throughs, remote inspections, electronic signing and mail-away closings allow the entire purchase to be completed without a visit.

What is it like to live in Naples?

A small Gulf-coast city with ten miles of beach, a walkable downtown, more golf holes per capita than any U.S. city, strong healthcare, A-rated schools, no state income tax, and a distinct season from January to April.