📊 Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025: Market Trends & Insights
Our Central Florida home sales update for June 2025 features fresh data from Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. Watch the latest video from the Orlando Regional Realtor® Association for in-depth analysis.
🏡 Orlando Housing Market – Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025
Market Activity Across Orlando
The Orlando area recorded 2,624 home sales, up 3.9% year-over-year. This growth signals steady demand even as inventory rises.
Home Prices Hold Firm
Median price remained at $449,000 (-0.2% YoY), while the average price hit $564,535 (-1.9%). This balance reflects a diverse mix of buyers and property types.
Inventory Expands Sharply
Listings surged to 10,752 (+29.5% YoY), and months of supply climbed to 4.5. Buyers now have greater negotiating power with more homes available.
Cash Buyers & Time on Market
Cash sales accounted for 21.1%. Homes went under contract in 35 days (+34.6%), closing in 77 days (+11.6%).
🌴 Tampa Bay Housing Market – Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025
Sales and Prices
The Tampa-St. Pete-Clearwater area closed 3,788 home sales, a 7.6% increase over last year. Median price dipped to $410,000 (-3.5%), while average price slid to $519,812 (-5.9%), signaling opportunities for well-prepared buyers.
Inventory and Time to Contract
Active listings jumped to 14,216 (+27.1%), providing a 4.4-month supply. Time to contract averaged 35 days, suggesting well-priced homes still move quickly despite rising inventory.
Investor Activity & Cash Sales
Cash buyers represented 23.3% of transactions, highlighting investor interest in Tampa Bay. Additionally, new pending sales rose slightly, indicating steady summer demand.
🏖️ Daytona Beach Market – Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025
Sales Activity & Pricing
The Deltona-Daytona-Ormond Beach market logged 1,037 home sales (flat YoY). Median price softened to $362,500 (-0.9%), while the average price was $433,007 (-0.8%), maintaining attractive affordability compared to Orlando and Tampa Bay.
Inventory Growth & Buyer Leverage
Inventory reached 5,259 homes (+26.0%), pushing months supply to 5.9. This level now edges toward a buyer-friendly market, giving purchasers more room for negotiation.
Cash Sales & Market Tempo
Cash transactions made up 28.4%, higher than Orlando or Tampa Bay, which reflects Daytona’s appeal to second-home buyers and investors. Median time to contract rose to 47 days, and closings averaged 86 days.
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