📊 Central Florida Home Sales March 2025 Market Report
Central Florida Single Family Home
In this report, we break down Central Florida home sales for March 2025 across the Orlando, Tampa, and Daytona metro areas. 🏡 This data focuses on single-family homes and comes directly from Florida Realtors®.
Note: This report covers single-family homes only. If you’re looking for data on condos or townhomes, contact us — we’re happy to help!
🌆 Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford Real Estate Market
The Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford MSA includes Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. This region forms the core of the Central Florida housing market, powered by job growth and suburban expansion.
Closed Sales:
There were 2,623 closed sales in March 2025, nearly unchanged year-over-year. Cash sales totaled 584, or 22.3% of transactions.
Median Sale Price:
The median sale price rose to $398,000 — a 1.5% annual increase. This steady climb signals continued demand in the Orlando area.
Inventory and Time to Contract:
Inventory jumped 14.1% to 6,543 active listings. Median time to contract also edged up to 27 days from 23 a year ago.
🌴 Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Housing Trends
This Gulf Coast region remains strong despite a modest pullback in sales. Price stability and rising inventory may benefit buyers this spring.
Closed Sales:
There were 3,201 closed sales in March 2025 — down 2.2% from the prior year. However, cash deals made up 35.8% of closings.
Median Sale Price:
Pricing held firm at a median of $420,000. Sellers remain confident, while buyers look for negotiation opportunities.
🏖️ Daytona Beach and East Volusia Market Update
March 2025 was the 84th Annual Daytona Bike Week
The Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach MSA saw the most improvement in sales activity compared to last year.
Closed Sales:
March 2025 brought 1,201 closed sales — a 3.4% increase year-over-year and the first gain in six months.
Median Sale Price:
Prices rose 2.8%, reaching a median of $355,000. Time to contract lengthened slightly to 29 days.
📍 Final Thoughts on Central Florida Home Sales
The Central Florida home sales March 2025 report highlights a mixed but active market. Inventory and days on market are rising, giving buyers slightly more breathing room. Yet, pricing remains firm in most areas — a sign that seller confidence is still intact.
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