LBI Real Estate Market Trends: Active Listing Count and Market Volume – September 2025
- Nathan Colmer
- Sep 12
- 2 min read
Long Beach Island Real Estate Market Trends: Active Listing Count and Market Volume – September 2025
By Nathan Colmer
LBI Real Estate Market Trends: Active Listing Count and Market Volume – September 2025
Explore Long Beach Island real estate market trends for September 2025. Discover the significance of active listing volume, inventory fluctuations, and their implications for buyers and sellers—insights from Nathan Colmer. As summer winds down, the Long Beach Island (LBI) real estate market continues to evolve. September 2025 marks a notable shift in market activity, with both listing volume and inventory showing a steady decline since the peak earlier this year, as inventory levels remain low.
By : Nathan Colmer | LBI Real Estate Agent | The Van Dyk Group
Cell: 609-290-4293 | Office: 800-222-0131 | ncolmer@vandykgroup.com
LBI Real Estate Market Overview
The fall on Long Beach Island typically sees an increase in listing activity. While 2025 was no exception, we entered the fall market at one of the lowest levels of activity listings since I started tracking them. The number of active homes for sale in the LBI real estate market has been declining, and although there was a slight increase in new listings, inventory remains at a low level.
Active Listings Volume (September): $376,468,891
Active Listings Count (September): 126
Monthly Volume Change: -5.42% (decreasing)
Year-to-Date Trends in the LBI Real Estate Market
Since February, when the market saw its highest listing volume of over $550 million, there has been a consistent downward trend. September's volume of $376 million represents a 31.7% drop from the February peak. Inventory has also declined from 199 listings in February to just 126 in September. This contraction suggests a tightening market, potentially driven by seasonal shifts and limited new inventory. It is expected that with fewer homes for sale in the LBI real estate market, the volume of sales would decrease in tandem. For buyers, this means fewer options but potentially more competitive pricing. For sellers, it highlights the importance of strategic pricing and presentation. Demand remains very high in the LBI real estate market. The lower number of sales is directly tied to the limited inventory levels on Long Beach Island.
LBI Real Estate Market Trends: Active Listing Count and Market Volume – September 2025
Whether you're considering buying or selling on LBI, understanding these trends is key. The fall season often brings serious buyers and unique opportunities. With fewer listings on the market, well-priced homes can stand out and attract attention. Buyers and sellers alike need to pay attention to the trends in the LBI real estate market and how it can impact market activity throughout Long Beach Island. For personalized guidance and the latest listings, reach out to me, Nathan Colmer, for information about the Long Beach Island real estate market.
By : Nathan Colmer | LBI Real Estate Agent | The Van Dyk Group
Cell: 609-290-4293 | Office: 800-222-0131 | ncolmer@vandykgroup.com
