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Manatee County housing scorecard.

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Sources: Zillow Research, Realtor.com, U.S. Census, Freddie Mac/FRED. Score by Momentum Realty (methodology).
Updated 2026-06-09
39/ 100
Momentum Market Score
Seller-favored
Manatee County is pricey against incomes with thin buyer leverage.

The typical home costs about 5.39 times the local median income, about 10.6% richer than the Florida norm, so value is stretched here. Gross rent yield is around 6.07%. Values are up roughly 4.9% a year over the last five years. Owning the typical home at today's rate takes about 32.6% of a median income, the affordability squeeze in one number. About 30.8% of listings have cut their price.

$408,613
Home value
1yr -6.5%
4.9%
5yr growth/yr
ZHVI CAGR
$2,067
Median rent
monthly (ZORI)
6.07%
Cap rate
gross yield
5.39x
Price to income
value vs incomes
+10.6%
Over/undervalued
vs FL norm
32.6%
Affordability
income to own/yr
81
Days on market
median (Realtor)
30.8%
Price cuts
share of listings
$75,792
Median income
household (Census)
416,020
Population
Census ACS
1084
New listings
last month

Typical home value, last 13 months

Ten years ago the typical home here was about $239,085; today it is $408,613.

What drives the score

Cheapness vs income18
Price-cut leverage98
Inventory growth39
Affordability18
Rent yield20

Each bar is this county ranked against every other Florida county (0 = lowest, 100 = highest) on that input, then weighted into the score. Higher overall = more buyer value and leverage. See the full methodology.

Momentum scores for Manatee

Three composite reads, each built from the labeled components below it (0 = lowest in Florida, 100 = highest). Every input is public and the formula is published, unlike the paywalled black-box versions elsewhere.

31/ 100
Long-Term Growth Score
Below average

10-year upside from appreciation, incomes, demographics, affordability and valuation.

Long-term appreciation9
Wealth / income79
Affordability18
Valuation18
13/ 100
Investor Score
Well below average

Rental-investor attractiveness from yield, rent growth, appreciation, demographics and valuation.

Long-term appreciation9
Cap rate20
Rent growth2
Valuation18
24/ 100
Price Momentum
Well below average

Near-term price direction signal from recent appreciation, days on market, inventory and price cuts. A momentum read, not a guaranteed forecast.

Recent appreciation5
Days on market27
Inventory61
Price cuts3

Who is moving in and out of Manatee

In 2022 to 2023, Manatee County saw 18,219 households move in and 13,741 move out, a net of +4,478 households (+9,619 people). The households arriving reported about $121,577 in average income versus $80,290 for those leaving, so Manatee is pulling in higher earners. Net, +$1,112M of annual income moved into the county.

+4,478
Net households
moved in 2022-2023
+9,619
Net people
exemptions
+$1,112M
Net income flow
annual AGI
$121,577
Arriver income
vs $80,290 leaving

Top states they moved from

NY 834NJ 481IL 436MA 347CA 335

Top states they moved to

TX 200NY 195NC 140CA 134IL 127

Households approximate tax returns; people approximate exemptions; income is total adjusted gross income. Source: IRS Statistics of Income, county-to-county migration, 2022 to 2023.

New construction pipeline in Manatee

In 2025, builders pulled permits for 11,015 new homes in Manatee County: 7,014 single-family and 4,001 in multifamily buildings. That is up 47.4% from the year before. At 26.5 permits per 1,000 residents, new supply here is well above the Florida pace.

11,015
New homes permitted
2025
7,014
Single-family
1-unit
4,001
Multifamily
2+ units
26.5
Per 1,000 residents
supply intensity

New homes permitted, 2021 to 2025

Privately-owned residential units authorized by building permits, reported plus imputed. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, 2025.

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Common questions

Is Manatee County a buyer's or seller's market?

By our Momentum Market Score, Manatee County reads seller-favored (39 out of 100), meaning it is pricey against incomes with thin buyer leverage. The score blends value versus local incomes, price cuts, inventory growth, affordability and rent yield.

How much is a home worth in Manatee County?

The typical home value is $408,613 (Zillow Home Value Index, 2026-06-09), up about 4.9% a year over the last five years.

Where does this data come from?

Home values and rent are from Zillow Research, days on market and listings from Realtor.com, income and population from the U.S. Census, and mortgage rates from Freddie Mac via FRED. Derived metrics and the Momentum Market Score are computed by Momentum Realty with a published methodology.

Data: Zillow Research (home value, rent), Realtor.com (days on market, listings), U.S. Census Bureau ACS (income, population), and Freddie Mac 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Average [MORTGAGE30US] via FRED (rate). Momentum Market Score and derived metrics computed by Momentum Realty.

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