Home prices rose in June in Northeast Florida for a fourth straight month while pending sales continued a slide, according to statistics from the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors.
NEFAR reported that the median price of homes in June was $420,000, an increase of 2.4% over May and 7.9% over the June 2025 price of $389,000.
Prices have increased month-to-month since February, when they dipped 1.2%
Pending sales dropped 32.3% to 1,301 from May. That month, NEFAR reported a 29.9% decrease in pending sales from April. A release from NEFAR said the drop-off in pending sales followed “a strong spring market.”
Among other June data, closed sales increased 1.7% to 2,100, new listings fell 6.2% to 2,608 and active inventory dropped 11.7% to 7,216.
Of the 2,100 closed sales in June, 13.9% of buyers paid more than the list price.
County by county
• Baker: The median price was $339,975, a 25.3% decrease from May. There were 24 closed sales, up 60%. Active inventory was up 3.9% to 79 and months supply was 3.3.
• Clay: Median price was $368,140, a 2.3% decrease. Closed sales were up 3.6% to 317. Active inventory was up 9.9% to 1,063. Months supply was 3.4.
• Duval: Median price was $350,000, a 3.2% increase. Closed sales were up 3.5% to 988. Active inventory was up 9.6% to 3,481. Months supply was 3.5.
• Nassau: Median price was $504500, a 7.1% increase. Closed sales were down 8.1% to 114. Active inventory was up 0.2% to 490. Months supply was 4.3.
• Putnam: Median price was $301,200, an 8% decrease. Closed sales were up 38.2% to 47. Active inventory was up 4.8% to 262. Months supply was 5.6.
• St. Johns: Median price was $579,000, a 0.2% decrease. Closed sales were up 1.8% to 610. Active inventory was up 9.3% to 1,841. Months supply was 3.