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30A Market Update: Inventory Expansion and Stable Pricing (April 13, 2026)

Going Strong for Some. Going Ok For Others. Still Others need adjustments

The 30A vacation home market as of April 13, 2026 reflects steady pricing with increasing transaction volume and a gradual expansion in inventory, resulting in a balanced market with segment-specific divergence.

Right now, unit volume continues to outpace 2025 across multiple months, while median pricing remains anchored around the $2M range. Inventory expansion is introducing more choice, but not enough to shift the overall market out of balance.

What’s happening right now

26 single-family vacation home closings so far in April

Median price holding at approximately $1.975M (functionally $2M)

April 2025 had 76 total closings; April 2026 is pacing to exceed that at ~79+ closings

May already has 47 homes under contract set to close (vs. 55 total closings in May 2025)

Key market dynamics

Pricing StabilityThe $2M price point continues to act as a natural equilibrium—half of transactions above, half below.

Rising Transaction VolumeJanuary, February, and March all exceeded prior-year volume, with March up approximately 50% year-over-year.

Forward Contract StrengthMay is already near last year’s total volume before mid-month, indicating continued demand strength.

Inventory ExpansionProjected April ending inventory: ~700–705 homesThis suggests ~8.5–9 months of inventory depending on final sales pace.

Segmented Market Conditions

Updated, well-positioned homes: seller-leaning conditions

Older or renovation-needed homes: buyer-leaning conditions

Overall market: balanced with micro-market variation

Who this is for

Buyers evaluating timing and negotiating leverage across different property conditions

Sellers assessing positioning relative to increasing inventory

Investors tracking volume trends and pricing stability in the 30A corridor

Market referenced

30A (Florida Gulf Coast vacation home market)

Timestamps

0:00 — Opening remarks and episode setup0:37 — April closings and median price1:03 — April pacing vs. 20251:27 — May projections and pending contracts2:06 — Year-over-year volume trends3:05 — Inventory projections and months of supply3:53 — Segment breakdown: buyer vs. seller markets4:27 — Closing remarks

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