Northeast Florida Housing Data · Flagler County

Flagler County market pulse.

Where sellers still hold the cards in Flagler County and where buyers finally have room, neighborhood by neighborhood. Live months of supply straight from realMLS. Right now it is a split market, but the averages hide the spread, so here are both ends.

Source: Live realMLS listings · Months of supply by Momentum Realty · Data provided by realMLS.
Live data ·Updated Jun 26, 2026 ·Refreshes twice daily
2
Seller markets
3
Balanced
2
Buyer markets

Palm Coast Plantation is the tightest market in Flagler County right now at just 2.7 months of supply, which means a well-priced listing there is spoken for almost as fast as it hits the MLS. Seminole Woods (S/U-Section) is close behind. At the other end, Flagler County sits at 9.5 months, the most breathing room in the county for a buyer. Much of that loose end is builder inventory, not soft demand. The county median list price is $518,000 with 163 homes active today. The takeaway is not the average, it is the gap: Flagler County is a split market, and a buyer and a seller two neighborhoods apart are playing completely different games.

Sellers have leverage Tightest markets: homes sell fastest Low supply. Expect clean offers, fewer contingencies, and firm prices.
CommunityMo.
supply
ActiveSold
12mo
Median
list
$/sqft
Palm Coast Plantation2.729$949,500$348
Seminole Woods (S/U-Section)3.4414$395,000$198
Palm Harbor (F-Section)4.3925$545,000$267
Buyers have room Loosest markets: most inventory High supply. Room to negotiate, and on new construction, builder incentives.
CommunityMo.
supply
ActiveSold
12mo
Median
list
$/sqft
Flagler County9.598124$509,000$248
Cypress Knoll (E-Section)7.2915$518,000$237
Grand Haven6.0510$499,000$247

Across 7 Flagler County communities with enough recent sales to measure. County median list price is $518,000 with 163 homes active right now. Many loosest-market entries are active new-construction communities where the builder carries standing inventory, which is exactly where incentives and negotiation live.

How to read this

Months of supply is how long it would take to sell every home for sale today at the recent pace of sales. Under four months, Flagler County sellers hold the leverage and homes move with clean offers and firm prices. Above six, buyers get time, contingencies and price cuts. The two lists above are the extremes; the full sortable table covers every community in Northeast Florida.

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Common questions

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

Across the 7 Flagler County communities with enough sales to measure, 2 are seller's markets (under 4 months of supply), 3 are balanced, and 2 favor buyers (over 6 months). On balance that is a split market, but it varies sharply by neighborhood, which is why the lists below split them out.

What is months of supply?

It is how long it would take to sell every home currently for sale at the recent pace of sales: active listings divided by average monthly closings over the last 12 months. Under 4 favors sellers, around 6 is balanced, above 6 favors buyers.

Why do new-construction communities show as buyer's markets?

An actively selling builder carries standing spec inventory against a short closed-sales history, which lifts months of supply. Treat those rows as buyer leverage and incentives, not weakness.

Buying or selling in Flagler County?

The months-of-supply number tells you the climate. We tell you the weather on your street: which communities actually move, where the builder still has room, and what a list price means once CDD, flood and insurance are in the math. Talk to the founders first.

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