New properties2,927
New properties included in the report during the 12-month period.
Palm Coast real estate market
A clear look at the local market.
This dated snapshot offers useful context for Palm Coast single-family homes. The numbers matter most when we compare them with the location, condition, price range, and timing of your move.
12-month market snapshot
Palm Coast single-family activity through June 2026.
These figures summarize the full reporting period. They are a starting point for a more specific conversation about the home or area you have in mind.
Sold properties2,567
Properties reported sold during the same 12-month period.
Average days on market98 days
The average marketing time reported for the sold properties.
Median sold price$363,000
The midpoint of reported sale prices, with half above and half below.
Source: Prospects market report prepared by Leighton Ohlson. Filters: Palm Coast, Florida; Residential single-family homes. Reporting period: July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026. Reviewed July 27, 2026.
What the snapshot can tell us
Context first, then a closer look.
The $363,000 median sale price describes the middle of a large group of sales. It is not a price estimate for every Palm Coast home. In the same way, an average of 98 days on market does not predict how long one property will take to sell.
For buyers, the better question is how the homes you are considering compare on location, condition, price, and competition. For sellers, it is how your home is likely to fit within the choices buyers have now. That is where local comparisons become more useful than a citywide headline.
Talk through your plansRead the numbers carefully
Four ways to use market data well.
Check the date
A market number is only useful when you know which month or period it covers.
Know the source
Reliable numbers should come from a named source with a clear date, area, and property type.
Compare similar homes
Citywide figures can hide important differences between neighborhoods, prices, conditions, and home types.
Apply it to your plans
Market statistics give context, but they do not set the value of one home or decide whether you should move.
Your next question
What does the market mean for you?
Tell me what you are considering, and I will help you focus on the part of the market that applies to your move. A specific home, neighborhood, price range, or timeline is enough to begin.
Ask a market questionA clear next step
Local numbers are most useful when they answer your question.
Tell me about the home, area, or move you are considering, and I will help you put the market in context.