- December 28, 2024
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by: Heather Scofield
Marketing and Inside Sales Director, Wyse Home Team Realty
Median sales prices rose again as Daytona Beach home sales dipped for the first time in months.
An analysis of Daytona Beach Multiple Listing Service data by Wyse Home Team Realty showed that 510 existing single-family homes (detached) were sold in the Daytona Beach area during July with a median home sales price of $326,250. The sales are 8% lower than the number of homes sold in June. It’s 16% lower than the number of home sales in July 2020, and 3% lower than in July 2019. Sales volume was down slightly from June but was 4.5% higher than July 2020, when home values were lower.
The median sale price rose 21% from July 2020 and was almost 2% higher than in June. Year to date, home sales are up nearly 12% and the median home sales price is 19.5% higher than the same seven-month period in 2020.
“This is the first dip in home sales we’ve seen for months,” said Daytona Beach Area Realtor Ron Wysocarski, broker and CEO of Wyse Home Team Realty in Port Orange. “Home sales last summer may not be a good basis of comparison because the market was trying to catch up after big pandemic related closures. But last month’s home sales also fell slightly below July 2019 when market conditions were stable. So it’s something we’re watching.”
The number of homes listed on the MLS rose 3% in July over June, but remained 32% lower than the number of homes listed during July 2020. Year to date, listings are down 15.5% over the same seven-month period in 2020.
Wyse Home Team Realty also analyzed data for key areas where home buyers shop. The reports show sales were down slightly in Port Orange and up in Ormond Beach. The median sales price on the beachside was up. And New Smyrna Beach was home to the highest the median sales price at $444,838.
