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Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

April 2, 2026 by Jean Scott, Realtor®, CRS®

🏡 Central Florida Real Estate Market Update — Week of April 1, 2026

The real estate landscape is changing fast. Specifically, on the ground in Central Florida, these shifts impact your timeline and costs. Consequently, they also affect your ability to win a deal.

Furthermore, the focus this week extends beyond prices and rates. Instead, we are looking at how quickly deals can get done.

📊 What’s Moving the Central Florida Market Right Now

An important shift is happening behind the scenes. However, it isn’t showing up in listing prices yet. Instead, it is appearing in how deals are processed.

New technology now targets the closing process, which is a major friction point. For instance, you can explore our Central Florida housing market overview for a broader look. Nevertheless, here is what is changing right now.

🗞️ National Housing News (And Why It Matters Locally)

According to CNBC’s Diana Olick, Opendoor is acquiring assets from Doma. Moreover, this move aims to integrate AI into title and escrow services.

👉 Read more: CNBC: Opendoor to acquire Doma’s assets

🔍 What This Means for Buyers & Sellers in Central Florida

If this tech succeeds, closing timelines could shrink. For example, typical 30-day processes might move in just a few days. As a result, this speed helps buyers in Oviedo or Winter Springs win competitive deals. Additionally, it reduces uncertainty between the contract and closing.

Meanwhile, transaction costs could also drop. Because title and escrow are labor-intensive, automation reduces overhead. Consequently, this could save you over $1,000 per transaction. Clearly, this matters whether you are buying, selling, or refinancing.

📈 Central Florida Market Snapshot (Last 30 Days)

The market remains active and competitive. Currently, there are 52 homes on the market. In addition, 21 homes have sold in the last 30 days.

Notably, the median sale price sits at $485,000. Furthermore, homes move quickly with a median of just 18 days. Overall, inventory remains tight at 2.5 months of supply. While this favors sellers, it still offers chances for prepared buyers. For more details, see our Central Florida housing market overview.

📍 Explore Local Opportunities

To start, check our Oviedo homes for sale or Orlando real estate trends. You can also view our Chuluota community guide. In short, these resources help you find the best local opportunities.

💡 Weekly Takeaway

Technology changes how we close, but it doesn’t change what drives results. First, pricing determines attention. Next, the condition influences offers. Ultimately, strategy leads to success.

👢 Boots on the Ground

National headlines focus on AI, yet in Oviedo, the reality is grounded in timing. Specifically in 32766, homes move in 18 days. Therefore, sellers must be ready immediately, and buyers must act decisively.

In fact, speed matters before the home even hits the market. Ultimately, preparation and positioning separate smooth deals from stressful ones.

If you want modern tools and local insight, we are here to help.

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

March 30, 2026 by Jean Scott, Realtor®, CRS®

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and data.

🌇 Orlando MSA: Sales Rebound as Inventory Builds

Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford recorded 1,888 closed sales in February—up 2.8% year over year and a strong 15.5% increase from January. Despite improved activity, homes are taking longer to sell, with a median of 83 days on market and 115 days to close.

The median sale price came in at $375,000 (–2.6% YoY), while the average price declined to $470,729 (–3.2%). Inventory continues to rise, reaching 11,975 homes, with months’ supply at 6.34—firmly in buyer-leaning territory.

New listings totaled 3,678 (–11.2% YoY), while pending sales held steady at 4,001. New contracts increased 7.8% month over month, signaling renewed buyer activity. Mortgage rates dipped into the 5.9% range, helping boost demand.

Takeaway: Orlando is shifting further toward a balanced-to-buyer-friendly market. While sales are rebounding, increased inventory and longer timelines mean sellers must stay competitive on pricing and condition.

🌴 Tampa Bay: Cash Activity Declines While Prices Stabilize

tampa, florida
                                        Tampa, Florida

The Tampa-St. Pete-Clearwater market is showing signs of normalization, particularly in buyer composition. Cash sales dropped sharply to 650 transactions in February, down 23.3% year over year. Cash purchases accounted for just 25.4% of closed sales, reflecting a shift toward more financed buyers.

Despite this, pricing has remained relatively stable. Month-over-month, the average sale price rose to $470,729, signaling continued resilience even as investor activity cools.

Inventory remains elevated across the region, giving buyers more negotiating power. At the same time, declining investor presence may reduce competition for traditional homebuyers.

Takeaway: Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026 show Tampa Bay transitioning away from investor-heavy activity. This opens the door for financed buyers, while sellers should expect more traditional negotiation dynamics.

🏖️ Daytona Beach: Sales Rise While Inventory Tightens Slightly

daytona, florida
                           Daytona, Florida

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026 in the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach area showed 836 closed sales, up 3.2% year over year. Pricing held steady, with the median sale price unchanged at $350,000, while the average price increased to $428,179 (+4.4%).

Inventory declined to 4,322 homes (–10.9% YoY), and months’ supply dropped to 4.5, indicating a move closer to balanced conditions. Homes are taking longer to sell, with 65 days to contract and 104 days to close.

New listings fell to 1,239 (–12.0%), while pending sales rose 8.7%, suggesting improving demand despite reduced inventory.

Takeaway: Daytona Beach is stabilizing with balanced conditions emerging. Buyers still have options, but declining inventory and rising demand could tighten the market in the coming months.

📈 Regional Snapshot: Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026 reflect a market in transition. Orlando and Tampa Bay both show rising inventory and shifting buyer dynamics, while Daytona Beach is beginning to tighten slightly. Across the region, sales activity improved month over month, signaling early signs of a seasonal rebound.

Mortgage rates—now dipping into the high-5% range—are helping bring buyers back into the market. However, affordability and pricing sensitivity remain key factors. Inventory levels continue to shape negotiations, with buyers gaining leverage in most areas.

Despite these shifts, the market remains healthy overall. Well-priced, move-in-ready homes continue to attract attention, while homes needing updates face longer timelines.

📊 Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026: Summary

Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply staying informed, Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026 highlight a market moving toward balance. Increased inventory, moderating prices, and improving buyer activity are creating new opportunities on both sides of the transaction.

📅 Central Florida Home Sales by Month

Want to explore market shifts month by month? Check out the latest updates here:

Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

🏡 Central Florida Real Estate Market Update — Week of April 1, 2026 The real estate landscape is changing fast. Specifically, on the ground in Central Florida, these shifts impact your timeline and costs. Consequently, they also affect your ability to win a deal. Furthermore, the focus this week extends beyond prices and rates. Instead, […]

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and […]

Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

📈 Weekly Market Dispatch: Rates Rise, Refi Demand Falls, and the Market Recalibrates Our Weekly Market Reports highlight a clear shift in the housing market: mortgage rates are still calling the shots. This week, borrowing costs moved higher again. That shift is already impacting homeowner behavior. Buyers, however, are adapting rather than disappearing. 📰 What […]

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026, including pricing shifts, inventory levels, buyer activity, and regional performance across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. You can explore the full data in the ORRA State […]

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

 Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. For deeper insights and full charts, explore the ORRA State of the […]

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025. Specifically, we cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and buyer activity across the region. For deeper insights and full charts, you can view the official ORRA State of […]

Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025

 Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025. We cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and overall activity across the Orlando metro. For full charts and deeper insights, explore the official ORRA State of the […]

Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025. We use the latest data from Florida Realtors® and local insights from ORRA’s State of the Market. Overall, September offered a clearer view of the market. It is no longer overheated. […]

Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and […]

Central Florida Home Sales for July 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for July 2025

Discover Orlando Florida Home Sales for July 2025. Explore market trends, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates shaping Central Florida housing.

Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025

📊 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 […]

Central Florida Home Sales for May 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for May 2025

Orlando’s housing market gained momentum in May 2025, with rising inventory, steady prices, and strong buyer interest despite higher mortgage rates.

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👉 Contact Jean Scott Homes today for expert guidance tailored to your local market.

Weekly Market Reports

March 25, 2026 by Jean Scott, Realtor®, CRS®

📈 Weekly Market Dispatch: Rates Rise, Refi Demand Falls, and the Market Recalibrates

Our Weekly Market Reports highlight a clear shift in the housing market: mortgage rates are still calling the shots. This week, borrowing costs moved higher again. That shift is already impacting homeowner behavior. Buyers, however, are adapting rather than disappearing.

📰 What CNBC is reporting

According to Diana Olick at CNBC, mortgage refinance demand plunged 19% in a single week as interest rates jumped higher. This highlights just how rate-sensitive today’s homeowners are. In a separate CNBC report earlier this month, Olick noted that elevated mortgage rates continue to weigh on home sales. Affordability remains tight, and transaction volume is slowing.

Read more on refinance demand at CNBC
Read more on home sales and rates at CNBC

CNBC is giving you the national snapshot. Rates are up. Refinance demand is down. Sales activity is feeling pressure. But here in Oviedo, we’re still seeing multiple-offer situations on well-priced homes under $500K. The national news is the “what,” but our Weekly Market Reports focus on the “so what.”

🔍 The “So What” Behind the Headlines

This is where being a value-added source matters. Refinance demand dropping isn’t the story. It’s the signal. Most homeowners are holding historically low mortgage rates. When current rates rise, refinancing quickly becomes irrelevant for most of them.

The purchase market behaves differently. Buyers don’t disappear when rates rise. They adjust. They become more payment-conscious and more selective. That’s why demand still shows up for homes priced correctly and presented well.

The real takeaway is simple. This market is not declining. It’s recalibrating. And that shift is happening at the local level, not just in national headlines.

🏡 What This Means in Your Local Market

This is where your local data becomes your advantage. If there are 50 homes on the market and 20 sell each month, that equals about 2.5 months of inventory. That’s still a seller-leaning market. It just requires more precision.

Median price, days on market, and absorption rate matter more than ever. They show how quickly your market is reacting to rate pressure. National data sets the tone. Local numbers tell the truth.

Stay updated with our latest real estate market updates to track ongoing trends.

💡 The Takeaway

If you’re a seller, success comes down to alignment. Pricing and presentation matter more than ever. Get those right, and you maintain momentum.

If you’re a buyer, an opportunity still exists. It’s about knowing where competition remains and where it has softened. Not every home is a bidding war. The right one still can be.

As our Weekly Market Reports continue to show, this market isn’t declining—it’s recalibrating at both the national and local level.

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

February 28, 2026 by Jean Scott, Realtor®, CRS®

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026, including pricing shifts, inventory levels, buyer activity, and regional performance across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach.

You can explore the full data in the ORRA State of the Market Report and detailed MLS breakdowns here:

🌇 Orlando MSA: Inventory Rises, Prices Adjust

The Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford market kicked off 2026 with 1,634 home sales, reflecting a modest +7.9% increase year over year, though activity dropped from December as expected seasonally.

The median sale price came in at $370,000 (–1.3% YoY), while the average price declined to $461,813 (–6.3%). Inventory held steady at 11,741 homes, up slightly year over year, with 7.19 months of supply—firmly in buyer-favoring territory.

Homes are taking longer to move, with 81 days on market and 118 days to close. Meanwhile, new listings surged 59.5% month-over-month, signaling sellers re-entering the market after the holidays.

Takeaway: Orlando is clearly shifting toward balance. Buyers have more leverage and time, while sellers must price strategically to stay competitive in a more crowded market.

🌴 Tampa Bay: Sales Slow, Conditions Stabilize

Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Tampa Bay in Florida
         Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Tampa Bay in Florida

The Tampa-St. Pete-Clearwater market recorded 2,240 closed sales, down 8.9% year over year, continuing a gradual slowdown in activity. The median sale price dipped to $386,500 (–2.1%), while the average price rose to $517,590 (+5.3%), reflecting strength in higher-end sales.

Inventory climbed to 12,893 homes (+6.7%), with 3.9 months of supply, still slightly favoring sellers but trending toward balance. Homes took longer to sell, with 50 days to contract and 88 days to close. New listings totaled 4,855 (–1.5% YoY), while pending sales rose modestly (+3.3%), suggesting steady buyer demand.

Takeaway: Tampa Bay remains stable but slower. Pricing is softening slightly, and while demand is still present, buyers are becoming more selective and negotiating more aggressively.

🏖️ Daytona Beach: Strong Demand Meets Growing Supply

                       Daytona Beach, Florida

The Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach area saw 857 home sales, a strong +33.5% increase year over year, making it the most active growth market in the region. The median sale price held steady at $355,681 (–0.4%), while the average price declined to $419,931 (–4.1%).

Inventory rose to 5,296 homes (+13.9%), with 5.6 months of supply, pushing the market into balanced-to-buyer territory. Homes averaged 58 days to contract and 97 days to close. New listings jumped 20.7%, and pending sales surged 36.9%, signaling strong buyer interest despite increased competition.

Takeaway: Daytona Beach is heating up on the demand side, but rising inventory is keeping prices in check—creating opportunities for buyers while still rewarding well-priced homes.

📈 Regional Snapshot: Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026 show a market clearly transitioning toward balance: Sales activity is mixed—down in Tampa, up in Orlando and Daytona. Prices are softening slightly across most regions. Inventory continues to rise, improving buyer choice.

Mortgage rates hovered near 6.0%, offering some stability. Across the board, homes are taking longer to sell, and pricing accuracy is becoming more important than ever.

📊 Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026: Summary

Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply watching the market, Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026 highlight a clear shift:

Buyers have more options, time, and negotiating power. Sellers must focus on pricing, condition, and presentation. The market is no longer overheated—but still healthy

This is a more strategic market on both sides.

📅 Central Florida Home Sales by Month

Want to track how the market is evolving month by month? Explore our latest updates below:

Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

🏡 Central Florida Real Estate Market Update — Week of April 1, 2026 The real estate landscape is changing fast. Specifically, on the ground in Central Florida, these shifts impact your timeline and costs. Consequently, they also affect your ability to win a deal. Furthermore, the focus this week extends beyond prices and rates. Instead, […]

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and […]

Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

📈 Weekly Market Dispatch: Rates Rise, Refi Demand Falls, and the Market Recalibrates Our Weekly Market Reports highlight a clear shift in the housing market: mortgage rates are still calling the shots. This week, borrowing costs moved higher again. That shift is already impacting homeowner behavior. Buyers, however, are adapting rather than disappearing. 📰 What […]

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026, including pricing shifts, inventory levels, buyer activity, and regional performance across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. You can explore the full data in the ORRA State […]

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

 Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. For deeper insights and full charts, explore the ORRA State of the […]

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025. Specifically, we cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and buyer activity across the region. For deeper insights and full charts, you can view the official ORRA State of […]

Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025

 Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025. We cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and overall activity across the Orlando metro. For full charts and deeper insights, explore the official ORRA State of the […]

Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025. We use the latest data from Florida Realtors® and local insights from ORRA’s State of the Market. Overall, September offered a clearer view of the market. It is no longer overheated. […]

Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and […]

Central Florida Home Sales for July 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for July 2025

Discover Orlando Florida Home Sales for July 2025. Explore market trends, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates shaping Central Florida housing.

Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025

📊 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 […]

Central Florida Home Sales for May 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for May 2025

Orlando’s housing market gained momentum in May 2025, with rising inventory, steady prices, and strong buyer interest despite higher mortgage rates.

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👉 Contact Jean Scott Homes today for expert guidance tailored to your local market.

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

January 30, 2026 by Jean Scott, Realtor®, CRS®

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. For deeper insights and full charts, explore the ORRA State of the Market Report.

🌇 Orlando MSA: A Balanced Finish to 2025

The Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford market closed out the year with 2,182 home sales, a modest 1.3% increase year over year. Pricing remained steady, with the median sale price at $380,313 and the average price rising to $482,267 (+3.8%). Inventory climbed to 11,389 homes, up 13.3% compared to last year, while months’ supply reached 5.22, signaling a move toward a more balanced market. Homes took an average of 78 days on market, reflecting a slower but more normalized pace.

New listings came in at 2,415, down from November, while pending activity held steady. Mortgage rates hovered near 6.0%, offering slight relief compared to earlier in the year.

Takeaway: Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025 confirm Orlando has transitioned into a balanced market. Buyers have more options and time to decide, while sellers who price strategically are still achieving strong results.

🌴 Tampa Bay: Stability with More Inventory

parkcrest harbour island, tampa Island, florida
                  Parkcrest Harbour Island, Tampa, Florida

The Tampa-St. Pete-Clearwater market recorded 3,249 closed sales, down 3.1% year over year. The median sale price held firm at $410,000, while the average price increased to $518,416 (+1.6%), reflecting continued strength in higher-end sales. Inventory rose to 11,765 homes (+5.4%), with months’ supply at 3.6, still slightly favoring sellers but trending toward balance.

Homes spent more time on the market, with 52 days to contract and 89 days to close. New listings declined to 2,790, and pending sales softened, suggesting a more cautious buyer pool heading into the new year.

Takeaway: Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025 show Tampa Bay holding steady. Pricing remains resilient, but rising inventory and slower activity are giving buyers more negotiating room than earlier in the year.

🏖️ Daytona Beach: Demand Rebounds While Inventory Tightens

daytona beach pier, daytona, florida
               Daytona Beach Pier, Daytona, Florida

In the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach area, the market saw 1,046 home sales, a strong 10.8% increase year over year. The median sale price rose to $359,990 (+1.2%), while the average price climbed to $433,417 (+4.2%), indicating continued demand across price points.

Inventory declined slightly to 4,159 homes (–3.9%), with months’ supply at 4.5, bringing the market closer to balance. Homes averaged 64 days to contract and 100 days to close, reflecting longer timelines despite improved sales activity. Cash purchases remained a significant factor at just under 30% of transactions.

Takeaway: Daytona Beach is showing renewed momentum. While buyers still benefit from longer timelines, rising sales and tightening inventory suggest improving conditions for sellers heading into 2026.

📈 Regional Snapshot: Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025 highlight a market that has clearly shifted toward balance. Across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach, inventory levels have improved, giving buyers more options and reducing the urgency seen in previous years. At the same time, pricing has remained remarkably stable, with only modest increases or flat year-over-year changes.

Mortgage rates, hovering near 6.0%, provided some relief and helped support late-year activity. Homes are taking longer to sell across all regions, but well-prepared and properly priced listings continue to attract attention. The overall trend points to a healthier, more sustainable market environment as we move into 2026.

📊 Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025: Summary

As 2025 comes to a close, Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025 reflect a market in transition—no longer overheated, but far from declining. Buyers have gained leverage, sellers are adjusting expectations, and success on both sides depends on strategy, pricing, and preparation.

📅 Central Florida Home Sales by Month

Want to explore how the market has evolved throughout the year? Browse recent monthly updates below:

Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

🏡 Central Florida Real Estate Market Update — Week of April 1, 2026 The real estate landscape is changing fast. Specifically, on the ground in Central Florida, these shifts impact your timeline and costs. Consequently, they also affect your ability to win a deal. Furthermore, the focus this week extends beyond prices and rates. Instead, […]

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for February 2026, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and […]

Weekly Market Reports

Weekly Market Reports

📈 Weekly Market Dispatch: Rates Rise, Refi Demand Falls, and the Market Recalibrates Our Weekly Market Reports highlight a clear shift in the housing market: mortgage rates are still calling the shots. This week, borrowing costs moved higher again. That shift is already impacting homeowner behavior. Buyers, however, are adapting rather than disappearing. 📰 What […]

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for January 2026, including pricing shifts, inventory levels, buyer activity, and regional performance across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. You can explore the full data in the ORRA State […]

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025

 Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for December 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. For deeper insights and full charts, explore the ORRA State of the […]

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025. Specifically, we cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and buyer activity across the region. For deeper insights and full charts, you can view the official ORRA State of […]

Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025

 Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for October 2025. We cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and overall activity across the Orlando metro. For full charts and deeper insights, explore the official ORRA State of the […]

Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down Central Florida Home Sales for September 2025. We use the latest data from Florida Realtors® and local insights from ORRA’s State of the Market. Overall, September offered a clearer view of the market. It is no longer overheated. […]

Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we’ll explore the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for August 2025, including pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and regional activity across Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach. See the full ORRA State of the Market Report for in-depth charts and […]

Central Florida Home Sales for July 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for July 2025

Discover Orlando Florida Home Sales for July 2025. Explore market trends, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates shaping Central Florida housing.

Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for June 2025

📊 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 […]

Central Florida Home Sales for May 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for May 2025

Orlando’s housing market gained momentum in May 2025, with rising inventory, steady prices, and strong buyer interest despite higher mortgage rates.

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👉 Contact Jean Scott Homes today for expert guidance tailored to your local market.

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

December 30, 2025 by Jean Scott, Realtor®, CRS®

Welcome to our latest update on the Central Florida housing market. In this report, we break down the key trends shaping Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025. Specifically, we cover pricing, inventory, mortgage rates, and buyer activity across the region.

For deeper insights and full charts, you can view the official ORRA State of the Market Report.

🌇 Orlando MSA: Seasonal Slowdown Takes Hold

The Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford market recorded 1,820 closed sales in November. That’s a slight 0.8% increase year over year. However, sales dropped 22.1% from October, as the holiday slowdown began.

Meanwhile, the median sale price rose to $385,000 (+1.3% month over month). At the same time, the average price reached $467,682 (+0.3% YoY).

Inventory declined slightly to 12,516 homes. However, months’ supply increased to 6.88, which signals a more balanced market. In fact, conditions now lean slightly toward buyers.

Homes are also taking longer to sell. For example, the median time reached 76 days on market and 110 days to close.

In addition, new listings dropped to 2,891. Meanwhile, new contracts came in at 1,941, showing a modest pullback in activity.

Mortgage rates averaged about 6.05%. As a result, buyers saw some relief compared to last year.

Takeaway: Overall, November shows a typical seasonal slowdown. Buyers have more room to negotiate. However, sellers need to price carefully and present well.

🌴 Tampa Bay: Prices Ease as Inventory Expands

Downtown, Tampa, Florida
                Downtown Tampa, Florida

The Tampa-St. Pete-Clearwater market recorded 2,591 closed sales in November. That’s a 2.8% decrease year over year, which reflects softer demand. At the same time, the median sale price dipped to $399,900 (–1.5% YoY). Meanwhile, the average price declined to $493,232 (–4.5%).

Inventory rose to 12,505 homes. As a result, months’ supply reached 3.8, showing a gradual shift away from peak competition. Homes are also taking longer to sell. For instance, it now takes about 50 days to contract and 87 days to close.

In addition, new listings dropped to 3,268. Meanwhile, pending sales totaled 2,878, reflecting a seasonal slowdown. Cash buyers made up about 24.6% of sales. However, this is slightly lower than last year, indicating reduced investor activity.

Takeaway: Overall, Tampa Bay is moving toward balance. Buyers are gaining leverage, while sellers must focus on pricing and updates to stay competitive.

🏖️ Daytona Beach: Buyer Conditions Continue to Strengthen

Daytona, Florida
      Ponce de Leon Inlet Light, Daytona, Florida

The Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach market recorded 733 closed sales in November. That’s a 5.3% year-over-year increase, indicating steady demand. However, the median sale price dipped to $354,000 (–2.2% YoY). Meanwhile, the average price rose to $428,275 (+3.8%), suggesting strength in higher price ranges.

Inventory stood at 4,347 homes. At the same time, months’ supply reached 4.7, keeping conditions near balanced. Homes are also taking longer to sell. For example, it now takes 62 days to contract and 98 days to close.

In addition, new listings dropped to 980. Meanwhile, pending sales rose to 832, showing continued buyer interest. Cash buyers made up about 27.7% of sales. Additionally, sellers received 94.8% of their original list price, reflecting more negotiation.

Takeaway: Overall, Daytona Beach is leaning toward buyers. As a result, negotiation is increasing. Sellers must stay competitive on price and condition.

📊 Regional Snapshot: Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025 show a market that is continuing to normalize. In fact, the rapid pace of recent years has clearly slowed. Activity declined month over month. However, this shift is largely seasonal rather than a sharp drop in demand.

Prices remain stable. At the same time, both median and average values posted modest gains, showing resilience. Inventory remains elevated compared to prior years. As a result, the rise in months’ supply to 6.88 gives buyers more leverage than earlier in 2025.

However, fewer new listings and contracts suggest many sellers paused during the holidays. Because of this, available options are somewhat limited. Mortgage rates near 6.0% continue to support buyer activity. Still, affordability and timing remain key factors.

📈 Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025: Summary

Central Florida Home Sales for November 2025 reflect a clear seasonal shift. At the same time, the market is moving toward balance. Buyers now have more flexibility. For example, longer days on market and higher inventory create better opportunities.

However, sellers must stay competitive. In particular, pricing and presentation are critical in a slower market. Looking ahead, interest rates, inventory levels, and buyer confidence will shape what comes next.

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