Your statewide buying guide
Florida homes for sale
From coastal cities to inland towns, we'll help you connect Florida's distinct regions with your plans for a primary home, second home or investment.
Explore Florida Homes for Sale
Discover homes for sale across Florida, from waterfront estates and luxury properties to family homes, condos and vacation residences.
Explore Florida real estate in Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Naples, Miami and beyond. Compare property listings, discover local communities and find a home that suits your lifestyle, budget and ownership goals.
Whether you're buying a primary residence, second home or investment property, we help you explore available homes, understand ownership costs and make informed decisions.
Explore Florida by region
Start with the places and activities you want nearby, then compare neighborhoods. Florida's regions do not share one housing market or set of ownership rules.
Northwest and the Panhandle
Pensacola and Destin offer coastal settings to explore. Consider how the Panhandle's beaches, fishing and historic towns would fit your time at home.
North Central and Northeast
Compare inland Gainesville and Tallahassee with Jacksonville's parks and museums or St. Augustine's historic downtown. Your daily routine can guide the choice.
Central Florida
Beyond Orlando and Kissimmee, explore Lakeland's Lake Mirror and Hollis Garden, Mount Dora's waterfront, and Apopka's parks and trails.
Central West and Central East
Compare Tampa's Riverwalk and urban parks with Atlantic-side Daytona Beach, Melbourne and Palm Bay, where beaches and nature recreation shape local life.
Southwest Florida
Explore Sarasota, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Naples as separate choices. Cape Coral's Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve offers a local recreation option.
Southeast Florida
Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach-area communities and the Keys broaden your search. Fort Lauderdale combines beaches with shopping and dining.
Florida market snapshot: September 2026
Reported statewide activity, not our inventory or asking prices. These categories differ; medians do not determine a home's value or predict future performance.
| Aspect | Measure | Existing single-family homes | Condos and townhouses combined |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale prices | Median sale price | $415,000 | $293,500 |
| Annual price change | Year-over-year median sale price change | +1.2% | -1.8% |
| Statewide inventory | Active listings | 95,799 | 60,367 |
| Supply | Months of supply | 4.4 | 7.7 |
| Contract timing | Median time to contract | 47 days | 65 days |
Top Villas Intelligence
Know what a home will earn before you buy
Create a free account to see projected rental revenue, ownership costs and operating yield on every eligible listing.
Look beyond the purchase price
Whether buying now makes sense depends on your plans, the property's condition and ongoing costs, not its asking price alone.
Review insurance and flood exposure
Standard homeowners insurance generally excludes flood damage. Review coverage and FEMA flood maps for each property, including inland homes.
Check taxes for your purchase
Ownership changes can alter assessments and tax benefits. Don't rely on the seller's tax bill; ask the county property appraiser for property-specific guidance.
Understand condominium condition and reserves
Milestone inspections assess structure; reserve studies address future repair funding. Review relevant reports and finances for your specific building.
Frequently Asked Questions About Florida Real Estate
Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
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Take the next step toward your Florida home
Turn your regional shortlist into a focused property search. We can help you refine your preferred location, property type and ownership priorities, whether you're planning a full-time move, a second home or an investment purchase. As you browse, weigh the setting and everyday facilities alongside each home's condition and ongoing costs, so your choices reflect how you intend to use it.
