Daytona Beach Area Quarterly Real Estate Update
3rd Quarter 2022 | Daytona Beach Area
The third quarter of 2022 saw some of the market correction we have been expecting, as interest rates rise and real estate prices continue to be at all-time highs. Home and condos sales were both down this quarter over 2021 numbers while average sale price soared $50k - $60k higher than last year’s prices. Both the total active listings increased this quarter so with less buyers on market, we should see decreasing asking prices on current listings. Here is the home and condo data for the Daytona Beach area:
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna, Daytona & Ormond
3rd Quarter
Total Active 2020: 2924
Total Active 2021: 2366
Total Active 2022: 2533
Days on Market 2020: 147
Days on Market 2021: 69
Days on Market 2022: 76
Number Sold 2020: 1647
Number Sold 2021: 1489
Number Sold 2022: 1111
Average Sale Price 2020: $327,412
Average Sale Price 2021: $396,236
Average Sale Price 2022: $459,212
Condos | Daytona Beach, Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna
3rd Quarter
Total Active 2020: 1144
Total Active 2021: 744
Total Active 2022: 841
Days on Market 2020: 188
Days on Market 2021: 70
Days on Market 2022: 89
Number Sold 2020: 530
Number Sold 2021: 442
Number Sold 2022: 358
Average Sale Price 2020: $288,225
Average Sale Price 2021: $334,180
Average Sale Price 2022: $396,095
If you have any questions about specific cities, neighborhoods or condo buildings and how the market is trending on a more localized level, please contact Kevin Kling at (386) 527-8577 today.
2nd Quarter 2022 | Daytona Beach Area
It's hot out here but how hot is the market? The Daytona Beach area real estate market was strong through the second quarter of 2022, even though we saw some signs of slowing through June. Average sale prices continued their rising trend and days on market remained low. However, the total number of home & condo sales for the second quarter decreased from 2021, while the total active listings remained stable and are actually increasing as we begin the third quarter. Here are the home statistics for the Port Orange, Ormond and greater Daytona Beach area:
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna, Daytona & Ormond
2nd Quarter
Total Active 2020: 3225
Total Active 2021: 2400
Total Active 2022: 2286
Days on Market 2020: 160
Days on Market 2021: 70
Days on Market 2022: 61
Number Sold 2020: 1248
Number Sold 2021: 1569
Number Sold 2022: 1277
Average Sale Price 2020: $302,289
Average Sale Price 2021: $384,388
Average Sale Price 2022: $457,964
The cities of Port Orange and New Smyrna Beach are high demand areas for single family homes and average sale prices continued to rise in the second quarter of 2022. With rising inventory and rising interest rates, will demand be able sustain these prices going forward? Let’s look at the condo statistics:
Condos | Daytona Beach, Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna
2nd Quarter
Total Active 2020: 1193
Total Active 2021: 755
Total Active 2022: 795
Days on Market 2020: 208
Days on Market 2021: 89
Days on Market 2022: 77
Number Sold 2020: 287
Number Sold 2021: 538
Number Sold 2022: 429
Average Sale Price 2020: $266,251
Average Sale Price 2021: $330,462
Average Sale Price 2022: $404,385
Condo sales are showing some signs of softening this quarter as the total number of sales was down 20% while active listings increased slightly. However, days on market remain low and average sale price soared to more than $400,000 keeping in line with strong demand for beach and river properties around this time of year. The Daytona area MLS had around 600 total listings just a few months ago and as of today that number has more than doubled to nearly 1,400. Check back here for more market updates or call Kevin Kling at (386) 527-8577 for professional real estate assistance.
1st Quarter 2022 | Daytona Beach Area
Well, 2022 is plugging along, and while we are seeing some signs of change in the market, the first quarter statistics point to a continued Sellers Market.
Total active listings remained at all-time lows, with days on market also historically low, and average sale prices seeing year over year increases. As interest rates rise and more inventory comes to market, it will be interesting to see when Daytona Beach real estate inventory begins to meet buyer demand.
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna, Daytona & Ormond
1st Quarter
Total Active 2020: 3594
Total Active 2021: 2338
Total Active 2022: 2025
Days on Market 2020: 168
Days on Market 2021: 105
Days on Market 2022: 72
Number Sold 2020: 1168
Number Sold 2021: 1302
Number Sold 2022: 1238
Average Sale Price 2020: $292,554
Average Sale Price 2021: $354,224
Average Sale Price 2022: $427,214
The average sale price for homes has risen nearly 50% for first quarter statistics since 2020 and the best properties continue to sell quickly in multiple-offer scenarios. Exorbitant construction costs continue to slow new construction builds, keeping inventory of resale homes low.
Condos | Daytona Beach, Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna
1st Quarter
Total Active 2020: 1229
Total Active 2021: 862
Total Active 2022: 797
Days on Market 2020: 222
Days on Market 2021: 129
Days on Market 2022: 79
Number Sold 2020: 310
Number Sold 2021: 466
Number Sold 2022: 425
Average Sale Price 2020: $273,343
Average Sale Price 2021: $326,498
Average Sale Price 2022: $376,728
For condos, the total number of active listings continues to diminish while the number of units sold stays steady. Condos that can be rented often (daily & weekly) continue to bring a premium and are among the fastest properties to sell on the market. Even with increases in inventory and interest rates, it is difficult to foresee these popular property types losing too much steam. Call Kevin at (386) 527-8577 to discuss your needs or plans for the rest of 2022.
Year End 2021 | Daytona Beach Area
Wow! What a year 2021 was as the Daytona Beach area enjoyed substantial and sustained real estate interest from day one to day 365.
The trend all year for both homes and condos was low inventory, with a higher number of sales, lower days on market and an increasing average sale price. The steady statistics and lack of new listings point to more of the same in 2022. Let’s see how homes performed:
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna, Daytona & Ormond
Single Family Homes
Year over Year
Total Active 2020: 2439
Total Active 2021: 2073
Days on Market 2020: 132
Days on Market 2021: 80
Number Sold 2020: 1518
Number Sold 2021: 1442
Average Sale Price 2020: $337,908
Average Sale Price 2021: $408,034
Both homes and condos saw about a 20% increase in average sale price, with many sellers able to make gains on property they bought just 12-24 months prior. Days on market were down an average of 40% across the board, and most of the best properties weren’t lasting three days, much less three months. Here are the condo stats:
Condos | Daytona Beach, Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna
Condos
Year over Year
Total Active 2020: 868
Total Active 2021: 701
Days on Market 2020: 171
Days on Market 2021: 88
Number Sold 2020: 491
Number Sold 2021: 413
Average Sale Price 2020: $295,316
Average Sale Price 2021: $364,565
Kevin Kling ended 2021 with a record year of sales that saw 159 closed transactions totalling more than $67 million. This is a tough market for buyers, and even in a Sellers market, money may be left on the table if you aren't working with a proven, professional. Please call me at (386) 527-8577 with any questions about the Central Florida real estate market.
4th Quarter 2021 | Daytona Beach Area
The 4th quarter for Daytona Beach area real estate is historically slower, with the holiday season making it less likely for some sellers to come to market, while some buyers wait out the new year in hopes of more options. But with already historically low inventory, the days on market continue to remain very low and average sale prices continue to increase across the board. In fact, for Daytona Beach area homes, the average sale price eclipsed $400,000 for the first time this year.
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna, Daytona & Ormond
Single Family Homes
4th Quarter
Total Active 2020: 2439
Total Active 2021: 2073
Days on Market 2020: 132
Days on Market 2021: 80
Number Sold 2020: 1518
Number Sold 2021: 1442
Average Sale Price 2020: $337,908
Average Sale Price 2021: $408,034
Condos along our World Famous coast were also in high demand for the 4th quarter as northern buyers prepared for winter escape. With nearly 20% less inventory of active listings this year over last, it is no surprise to see average sale price increase 23%.
Condos | Daytona Beach, Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna
Condos
4th Quarter
Total Active 2020: 868
Total Active 2021: 701
Days on Market 2020: 171
Days on Market 2021: 88
Number Sold 2020: 491
Number Sold 2021: 413
Average Sale Price 2020: $295,316
Average Sale Price 2021: $364,565
The 4th quarter of 2021 was very strong for Daytona Beach area real estate and mirrored the increasing demand we have seen all year. Call Kevin Kling at (386) 527-8577 for more specific sales data in your city, neighborhood, or condo building.
3rd Quarter 2021 | Daytona Beach Area
The third quarter and summer season have come to a close and we still aren’t seeing much movement on the 2021 market trends.
While the weather cools in the 4th quarter, it looks as if the demand and pricing for Daytona Beach area homes and condos will remain quite warm. There were less active home and condo listings last quarter than in the second quarter of 2021 while the average sale price for sold properties in the Daytona Beach area hit the highest point of the year to date. One differing trend is that, unlike the first half of the year, the total number of sold properties for the 2021 3rd quarter were less than in 2020, highlighting a depleted inventory and a possible buyer “sticker shock” slow down. Let’s take a closer look at the third quarter statistics:
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna & Ormond Beach
Daytona Beach area homes are consistently selling twice as quickly this year compared to 2020, and for 21% more in sold value. There is very strong demand for homes in Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach and the new construction neighborhoods going up across our Central Florida coast. The 4th quarter historically sees a slow down for home buying around the holidays, but the continued low inventory should sustain some of the increased numbers we are seeing.
Total Active 2020: 2924
Total Active 2021: 2366
Days on Market 2020: 147
Days on Market 2021: 69
Number Sold 2020: 1647
Number Sold 2021: 1489
Average Sale Price 2020: $327,412
Average Sale Price 2021: $396,236
Condos | Daytona Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna Beach
While the third quarter condo sale statistics remained consistent with the first half of the year, the main trend we are seeing is the swiftness of new condo listings going under contract. The average days on market dropped more than 60% this year over last, and specifically in Daytona Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet and New Smyrna Beach, the condos are selling even quicker. Many of the most popular, new construction, or rental-friendly buildings have multiple buyers waiting in the wings for new options.
Total Active 2020: 1144
Total Active 2021: 744
Days on Market 2020: 188
Days on Market 2021: 70
Number Sold 2020: 530
Number Sold 2021: 442
Average Sale Price 2020: $288,225
Average Sale Price 2021: $334,180
Overall the 3rd quarter sales across the World’s Most Famous Beach were exceptional. Some buyers we speak with are waiting out a decline in prices, and some sellers are still shooting for the moon, but until inventory levels for both homes and condos increase, we will remain in this sellers’ market. If you’d like more specific data or to chat more, please feel free to call Kevin Kling at (386) 527-8577. We are here to help!
2nd Quarter 2021 | Daytona Beach Area
The second quarter of 2021 has come and gone, and unsurprisingly it’s more of the same for the Daytona Beach area real estate market.
Active listings and average days on market remained low, while average sale prices saw significant increases over 2020. As we breakdown some of the second quarter numbers, I want to note that just this month we have begun to see the number of active properties for sale increase, from around 700 total listings to more than 900, as more sellers test the market with higher asking prices. Here are the stats for single family homes across our Central Florida market.
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna & Ormond Beach
Second quarter home sales increased 25% over last year and the average sale price rose 27% for the overall Daytona Beach area. Port Orange homes rose 41% with a 30% increase in average sale price. In Ormond Beach, the average sale price of homes increased nearly $100,000 from the $330’s to $428k. New Smyrna Beach homes also remained popular as average days on market shrunk nearly 50% and the prices rose 15% to more than $530k. All three of these cities boasted 98-99% list-to-sell percentage as sellers got their asking price.
Total Active 2020: 3225
Total Active 2021: 2400
Days on Market 2020: 160
Days on Market 2020: 70
Number Sold 2020: 1248
Number Sold 2021: 1569
Average Sale Price 2020: $302,289
Average Sale Price 2021: $384,388
Condos | Daytona Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna Beach
Daytona Beach area condos sell historically well in the second quarter and heading into the Summer as second-home and vacation rental buyers flock to the beach, but the 2021 numbers are truly historic. Overall condo sales rose 87% over last year with the average sale price increasing 24%. In Daytona Beach Shores, the second-quarter condo sales nearly doubled as the total inventory dropped nearly 40%. Daytona Beach condo prices increased 34% on average while boasting a massive increase in total sales from 53 in 2020 ro 125 in 2021. Don’t forget about sleepy Ponce Inlet which saw a 200% increase in total condo sales with the average sale price swelling to close to half a million.
Total Active 2020: 1193
Total Active 2021: 755
Days on Market 2020: 208
Days on Market 2020: 89
Number Sold 2020: 287
Number Sold 2021: 538
Average Sale Price 2020: $266,251
Average Sale Price 2021: $330,462
These numbers are certainly a bit subjective as the second quarter sales for 2020 were hampered by the beginning of the pandemic, but the continued low inventory and days on market point to a sustainable demand for both homes and condos through the remainder of the year. However, as more listings hit the market, we may begin to see some of the increased prices level out or even taper off. If you have any questions about the Daytona Beach area real estate market, I’m always glad to chat. Call Kevin Kling at (386) 527-8577 for all of your Central Florida real estate needs.
1st Quarter 2021 | Daytona Beach Area
I know, I know… we are almost through the second quarter of 2021 and I am just now sharing the soaring sales we found through the first quarter of the year, but who wouldn’t rather be selling than “statistic-ing”?
It’s no secret that the Daytona Beach area home and condo market is hotter than a scorching sidewalk without your flip-flops, but how long will it last? The bubble-believers are waiting but the rising prices so far haven’t enticed enough sellers to list their prized properties to meet demand. Let’s take a look at some of the numbers:
Single Family Homes | Port Orange, New Smyrna & Ormond Beach
The “new norm” we endured with work and school at home over the last year definitely had many Port Orange, Ormond, and New Smyrna Beach homeowners reassessing their living space, or lack thereof. Couple this with long-lasting, ultra-low interest rates and soaring rental costs and there is a recipe for high home demand. The first quarter of 2021 saw a 34% decrease in the number of homes available for sale on the market while the number of overall sold homes rose more than 10%. With this shortage of homes, some buyers are having sticker shock as they see the average sale price for Daytona area homes increase more than 20% since 2020. And now more than ever, swimming pool homes are making the biggest sales splash as pool home buyers continue to outpace pool home sellers across our Central Florida coast.
Total Active 2020: 3594
Total Active 2021: 2338
Days on Market 2020: 168
Days on Market 2020: 105
Number Sold 2020: 1168
Number Sold 2021: 1302
Average Sale Price 2020: $292,554
Average Sale Price 2021: $354,224
Condos | Daytona Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet & New Smyrna Beach
Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Ponce Inlet and surrounding area condo demand has been increasing daily with many buyers telling our team they “ain’t gonna be stuck again” in a land-locked or lockdown state. Many soon-to-be retirees and others fence-sitting second-home buyers have made moves this year and the statistics support this. The total number of active listings in the first quarter of 2021 was down nearly 30% or 360+ listings compared to 2020 while the number of sold properties increased by 50% over this same time period. Days on market was down 14% while average sale price increased more than $60,000 from the mid $200’s to the low $300’s. Overall, I have buyers looking at all condo building types across our area and I expect the market to stay strong through Summer. Call me at (386) 527-8577 to chat more about the Daytona Beach area real estate market.
Total Active 2020: 1229
Total Active 2021: 862
Days on Market 2020: 222
Days on Market 2020: 129
Number Sold 2020: 310
Number Sold 2021: 466
Average Sale Price 2020: $273,343
Average Sale Price 2021: $326,498
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