Market Stats – Week of July 20, 2025

📈 This Week on the Forgotten Coast

Real Estate Market Recap – July 20–26, 2025

Each week, we track market activity across Gulf and Franklin Counties to keep you in the loop on what’s available, what’s moving, and what that means if you’re buying or selling.

Compared to earlier this month, residential and RV-approved lot listings continue to rise, suggesting that more sellers are stepping forward to take advantage of summer momentum. Inventory remains high—with 881 homes and 804 vacant lots currently on the market—while 23 properties closed last week, showing steady demand.

💡 What This Means for Buyers & Sellers

If you’re buying, you’ve got options. With a wide range of homes, land, and RV-approved lots available—including 210 waterfront homes and 143 waterfront lots—now is a good time to browse, compare, and take your pick. The recent increase in listings gives you more flexibility, but keep in mind: the best-priced properties still move quickly.

If you’re selling, the summer season is working in your favor. Consistent sales and high buyer interest—especially in areas like Cape San Blas, Port St. Joe, and Mexico Beach—mean this is still a prime window to get noticed. Properties with views, rental potential, or vacation appeal continue to draw strong attention.

📍Breakdown at a Glance
Residential Inventory: 881 Active Listings
– 315 in Franklin County
– 526 in Gulf County
– 40 in Other Counties
– 210 are waterfront or water-view homes

Vacant Land: 804 Active Lots
– 345 in Franklin County
– 438 in Gulf County
– 21 in Other Counties
– 143 are waterfront or water-view lots
– 130 are RV-approved (priced from $7K to $1.44M)

📦 Sales This Week
23 properties closed between July 20–26, ranging from modest inland homes to coastal retreats—proof that buyers are actively engaged across all price points.

🌊 Whether you’re looking for a weekend escape, full-time coastal living, or your next investment, there’s no shortage of possibilities along the Forgotten Coast. It might just be harder to choose which county you love more.