Northeast Florida’s housing market cooled in September as prices eased, inventory expanded, and affordability improved, signaling a more balanced real estate environment.
Northeast Florida’s August housing market saw rising inventory, slower sales, and shifting affordability, with trends varying across counties and price ranges.
Northeast Florida’s housing market cooled in July 2025, with slower sales, rising inventory, and a shift toward balanced conditions across all six counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market shifts toward balance as inventory grows, prices hold steady, and buyer activity softens heading into summer.
Northeast Florida’s May 2025 housing market showed rising inventory, stable prices, and shifting affordability across all six counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market showed signs of balance in April with rising inventory, modest price shifts, and improved buyer opportunities.
Northeast Florida’s housing market sees a spring surge with rising sales, increased listings, and improving affordability across multiple counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market saw rising inventory and faster home sales in February, with a 4% median price increase and an 8.7% rise in closed sales.
The Northeast Florida housing market followed seasonal trends in January 2025, with lower sales, rising inventory, and increased affordability in some counties. Buyers now have more options.
Northeast Florida’s December housing market saw seasonal trends, including rising closed sales, falling pending sales, and changes in median prices across counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market cooled in September as prices eased, inventory expanded, and affordability improved, signaling a more balanced real estate environment.
Northeast Florida’s August housing market saw rising inventory, slower sales, and shifting affordability, with trends varying across counties and price ranges.
Northeast Florida’s housing market cooled in July 2025, with slower sales, rising inventory, and a shift toward balanced conditions across all six counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market shifts toward balance as inventory grows, prices hold steady, and buyer activity softens heading into summer.
Northeast Florida’s May 2025 housing market showed rising inventory, stable prices, and shifting affordability across all six counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market showed signs of balance in April with rising inventory, modest price shifts, and improved buyer opportunities.
Northeast Florida’s housing market sees a spring surge with rising sales, increased listings, and improving affordability across multiple counties.
Northeast Florida’s housing market saw rising inventory and faster home sales in February, with a 4% median price increase and an 8.7% rise in closed sales.
The Northeast Florida housing market followed seasonal trends in January 2025, with lower sales, rising inventory, and increased affordability in some counties. Buyers now have more options.
Northeast Florida’s December housing market saw seasonal trends, including rising closed sales, falling pending sales, and changes in median prices across counties.