Best Listing Agents in Jupiter, Florida

If you're selling in Jupiter, the agent you pick decides your price and your timeline. Here's the current market, how to judge a listing agent, and who we'd put forward.

How we judge a listing agent

Most “top agent” lists rank on total transactions, which mixes buyer deals in with seller ones. A seller doesn't care how many buyers an agent drove around. We weight three things instead: the share of an agent's closings that are seller-side, their verified sales record, and independently verified client reviews. Figures below are sourced and checkable. We publish this page and we work here, so read it with that in mind — then ask any agent you interview for the same numbers.

The Jupiter seller's market right now

Closed sales in Jupiter over the last 12 months.

Median sale price
$735,000
Days on market
64
average to contract
Price per sq ft
$506
Homes sold
1,707
last 12 months

At 64 days to contract on average, pricing matters more than marketing spend in Jupiter. A home priced above the comparable sales sits, and a listing that sits gets negotiated down. At the $735,000 median, our 2% listing commission saves roughly $7,350 against a 3% rate.

Our listing specialist for Jupiter

Thomas N. Perrotta

Thomas N. Perrotta

REALTOR®/Team Lead · Horizon Palm Realty Group

Homes sold
290+
Seller side
84%
Rating
5.0★
51 reviews

Thomas represents sellers. 84% of Thomas's closings are seller-side — 136 seller vs 25 buyer closings across 161 transactions. Most agents split their business between buyers and sellers; that split is where a seller's attention goes.

Career sales and seller-side share as reported by Zillow and Homes.com, September 2026. Reviews verified on Zillow.

What separates a listing agent from a general agent

Most licensed agents do both sides. That's fine, but selling is a different job from buying: pricing against live comparables, preparing and photographing a home, controlling the first ten days on market, and negotiating repairs after inspection. An agent whose week is mostly showings is practising a different skill from one whose week is mostly listing appointments.

  • Ask for the seller/buyer split. Any agent can pull it from their MLS record. If they won't, that's your answer.
  • Ask for list-to-sale ratio. It shows whether their pricing holds up or gets negotiated down.
  • Ask about the first ten days. That window sets the price. Everything after is damage control.
  • Get the commission in writing, including what happens with buyer-agent compensation. It is always negotiable.

Questions sellers ask

Who is the best listing agent in Jupiter?

There is no single official ranking — different sites measure different things, and most count buyer and seller deals together. For sellers the metric that matters is how much of an agent's business is actually listings. Thomas N. Perrotta at Horizon Palm Realty Group is a listing specialist: 84% of Thomas's closings are seller-side (136 seller vs 25 buyer closings across 161 transactions), across 290+ career sales, as reported by Zillow and Homes.com, September 2026. Ask any agent you interview for the same breakdown before you sign.

What should I ask a listing agent in Jupiter?

Four questions settle it. What share of your closings are seller-side, not buyer-side? What is your list-to-sale ratio? How many days did your last ten listings take to go under contract (Jupiter averages 64 days)? And what exactly is your commission, and what does it include? Horizon Palm Realty Group lists at a 2% commission.

What is my home worth in Jupiter?

The median sale price in Jupiter is $735,000, about $506 per square foot, with homes averaging 64 days on market. Your own figure depends on condition, updates and exact location — a free valuation from Thomas N. Perrotta uses live comparable sales rather than an automated estimate.

What does a listing agent charge in Jupiter?

Commission is always negotiable and is agreed in writing before a home goes on the market. Horizon Palm Realty Group charges a 2% listing commission, which on a $735,000 home is about $14,700 versus roughly $22,050 at a 3% rate. Any co-operating compensation offered to a buyer's agent is separate and is your decision as the seller.

Nearby areas Thomas covers

See also the full Jupiter market report and homes for sale in Jupiter.