Jupiter's typical home value rose to $704,524 in September, up 3.2% in a year and an 11th monthly gain in a row, Zillow says. Homes also sold faster.
The typical Jupiter home gained value again in September. It was the 11th monthly rise in a row.
Zillow’s Home Value Index put it at $704,524, up $5,231 from August. A year earlier the index stood at $682,542, so the typical home is worth $21,982 (3.2%) more than in September 2025. The figures come from the Zillow Home Value Index city series, published by Zillow Research.
The climb began after a slide through 2024 and 2025. The index bottomed at $681,083 in October 2025 and has risen every month since. The typical home is still $24,924, or 3.4%, below the town’s peak of $729,448 in May 2024.
What it means for you
- Sellers: values are rising again and homes are going under contract much faster than a year ago (see below).
- Buyers: the typical home costs about $22,000 more than a year ago, but still less than at the 2024 peak.
- Longtime owners: the typical value is 30.5% above September 2021 ($539,912) and 92.7% above September 2016 ($365,700).
- Renters: asking rents rose 4.2% in a year, faster than home values (see below).
- Your tax bill is based on the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser’s value, not Zillow’s. Our property tax guide explains how it is set.
Zillow’s index is a smoothed, seasonally adjusted estimate for the middle third of homes, whether or not they sold. It is not a median sale price. Zillow also revises earlier months. It now puts Jupiter’s August value at $699,293, not the $704,677 it first published.
How Jupiter compares
Every nearby town in Zillow’s index gained value over the year. Jupiter’s 3.2% rise beat Palm Beach County’s 2.3% but trailed Palm Beach Gardens, North Palm Beach and Tequesta.
| Place | September 2026 | September 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter | $704,524 | $682,542 | +3.2% |
| Palm Beach Gardens, about six miles south | $696,122 | $666,930 | +4.4% |
| Tequesta, about three miles north | $651,949 | $629,066 | +3.6% |
| North Palm Beach, about eight miles south | $632,607 | $608,341 | +4.0% |
| Hobe Sound, about 11 miles north | $504,264 | $501,113 | +0.6% |
| Palm Beach County | $475,754 | $465,257 | +2.3% |
| Lake Park, about nine miles south | $416,354 | $394,442 | +5.6% |
| Riviera Beach, about 10 miles south | $409,986 | $403,981 | +1.5% |
| West Palm Beach, about 12 miles south | $404,711 | $395,117 | +2.4% |
Source: Zillow Home Value Index, city and county series. Hobe Sound is in Martin County.
Jupiter remains the priciest of these places, just ahead of Palm Beach Gardens. Jupiter Inlet Colony, the small oceanfront town at the inlet, is a market apart: its index was $3,854,171. Lake Park, the cheapest town to the south, posted the biggest gain. Hobe Sound, across the county line in Martin County, barely moved. Zillow ranks Jupiter 65th of 555 Florida cities in its index.
Rents are rising faster
The Zillow Observed Rent Index put Jupiter’s typical asking rent at $3,283 a month in September. That is up 2.1% from $3,215 in August and up 4.2% from $3,150 a year earlier. Zillow ranks Jupiter 27th of 307 Florida cities for rent.
Rents rose across the area:
- Tequesta: $3,852, up 13.4% from $3,396
- North Palm Beach: $2,997, up 6.7% from $2,810
- Palm Beach Gardens: $2,839, up 5.4% from $2,693
- West Palm Beach: $2,365, up 4.2% from $2,268
Homes are selling faster
Half of Jupiter listings went under contract within 26 days in September, Zillow’s days to pending series shows. That compares with 40 days in August and 56 days in September 2025.
Zillow’s latest median sale price, for August, was $649,500, against $603,500 a year earlier. That figure swings with the mix of homes that close. It was $750,000 in July.
Our Jupiter home prices page carries the 10-year chart and is updated each month. Recorded sales for individual homes are on our real estate transfers page.
Related: Jupiter neighborhoods and moving to Jupiter.
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