Duval County, the urban core of Northeast Florida and home to Jacksonville, normalized further in April. The median single-family price held essentially flat at $332,500 while inventory kept climbing, leaving the county the most affordable of the urban markets and the fastest-moving of the four core counties. Buyers have more choice than a year ago, and well-priced homes still move quickly.
The data at a glance.
Median Sale Price
$332,500
+0.3% MoM · April 2026
Closed Sales
910
−7.2% MoM · April 2026
Median Days on Market
33 days
Fastest of core 4 · April 2026
Active Inventory
3,395
3.7-month supply · April 2026
Months of Supply
3.7
Buyer choice rising · April 2026
Affordability Index
101
Most affordable core county · April 2026
What's actually happening.
01Duval's median single-family price held essentially flat in April at $332,500, up just 0.3 percent from March, as the market continued to normalize.
02Homes sold in a median of 33 days, the fastest pace of the four core counties, even as closed sales fell 7.2 percent to 910.
03Active inventory reached 3,395 homes, a 3.7-month supply, giving buyers meaningfully more choice than a year ago.
04New listings rose 3.2 percent to 1,370, adding to a supply build that is shifting leverage toward buyers at the margins.
05Duval remains the most affordable urban county, the only core county with a Home Affordability Index at or above 100, at 101.
★ Momentum Forecast
With regional active inventory up 10.7 percent in April and pending sales down sharply, Duval is likely to stay flat-to-soft on price through 2026 if mortgage rates remain elevated. The county's affordability advantage and fast 33-day pace should keep well-priced homes moving, while overpriced listings sit and cut. Sellers who price to the most recent comparable sales, rather than last year's peak, will continue to win the days-on-market battle.
Figures are NEFAR single-family home statistics. Median price, closed sales, and inventory are April 2026 unless a card notes otherwise; some county pace metrics reflect the most recent NEFAR monthly reading as labeled. Source: Northeast Florida Association of REALTORS®. Momentum's sold-to-list and days-on-market figures are RealMLS data, year to date.
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