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Houses in Englewood ZIP 34224 sold in a median 27 days from August to October 2026, against 66.5 days in Port Charlotte 33981 and 173 days in Placida 33946.

Our October Market Pulse ranks 13 Charlotte County ZIPs by house sale pace: Englewood 34224 at 27 days, Punta Gorda 33950 at 32.5, Placida at 173.

Single-family homes in Englewood ZIP 34224 sold in a median 27 days from August to October 2026, the fastest of 13 Charlotte County ZIPs with at least 15 house sales in Stellar MLS records, according to the October edition of our Central Florida Market Pulse. Punta Gorda 33950 followed at 32.5 days on 104 sales at a median $637,500. At the slow end, Port Charlotte 33981 took 66.5 days and Placida 33946 took 173. The busiest ZIP, Port Charlotte 33952, closed 148 houses at a median $244,950 in 42 days. In October, Charlotte County recorded 346 house closings at a median $339,995, down 1.0% from a year earlier and 11.7% below its 2022 peak month. Figures come from Momentum's Market Pulse reports; information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Monthly median price, days on market and closed sales for Charlotte County sit on the Punta Gorda market data hub. This article goes one level down, to how the pace of house sales differs by ZIP code.

How is the Charlotte County ZIP heat map built?

Charlotte County listings are shared across two MLS systems, Stellar MLS and the Florida Gulf Coast MLS, and Momentum publishes a Market Pulse for each. The Stellar report has the deeper Charlotte coverage: its heat map counts single-family closings from August through October 2026 in ZIPs with at least 15 sales and reports, for each ZIP, closings, median sale price, median days on market and the share of houses that sold above their original list price. Thirteen ZIPs that lie mainly in Charlotte County qualify, with 1,097 house sales between them over the three months. A separate section below lists the four Charlotte ZIPs on the Gulf Coast report.

Which Charlotte County ZIP codes sold fastest?

ZIPPlaceClosingsMedian priceMedian daysSold above original list
34224Englewood71$325,000278.5%
33950Punta Gorda104$637,50032.55.8%
33983Punta Gorda71$360,000427.0%
33952Port Charlotte148$244,9504210.1%
33980Port Charlotte46$311,350448.7%
33947Rotonda West99$395,000503.0%
33953Port Charlotte92$345,00050.59.8%

Source: Momentum Market Pulse, Central Florida (Stellar MLS), October 2026 edition (trailing three months, single-family, ZIPs with at least 15 closings). Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

The two fastest ZIPs sit at opposite ends of the price range. Englewood 34224 sold at a median $325,000, while Punta Gorda 33950 had the highest median of any Charlotte ZIP with more than 50 sales, $637,500, and still closed in about a month. Port Charlotte 33952, the busiest ZIP, held a 42-day median at the county's lowest price point, $244,950.

Which Charlotte County ZIP codes sold slowest?

ZIPPlaceClosingsMedian priceMedian daysSold above original list
33946Placida28$567,5001733.6%
33981Port Charlotte122$423,55066.52.5%
33982Punta Gorda36$469,500582.8%
33948Port Charlotte95$295,0005411.6%
33955Punta Gorda96$350,000531.0%
33954Port Charlotte89$315,0005210.1%

Source: Momentum Market Pulse, Central Florida (Stellar MLS), October 2026 edition (trailing three months, single-family). Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Placida 33946, on the Cape Haze peninsula, was the slowest ZIP by a wide margin at 173 days, on a small sample of 28 sales. The larger slow ZIP is Port Charlotte 33981, in the county's western section, with 122 sales at 66.5 days and only 2.5% sold above the original list. Punta Gorda 33955 sold 96 houses at 53 days, and just 1.0% of them went above the original list price, the lowest share on the map. Our Charlotte County price cuts and new listings piece covers the listing side.

What does the Gulf Coast MLS show for Charlotte ZIPs?

ZIPPlaceClosingsMedian priceMedian daysSold above original list
33955Punta Gorda69$310,000422.9%
33952Port Charlotte15$270,000467.1%
33982Punta Gorda119$360,000564.2%
33950Punta Gorda23$460,000600.0%

Source: Momentum Market Pulse, Florida Gulf Coast MLS, October 2026 edition (trailing three months, all residential, ZIPs with at least 15 closings). Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

The Gulf Coast report counts all residential sales, so its rows are not directly comparable with the Stellar single-family rows above. Its largest Charlotte ZIP is Punta Gorda 33982, with 119 sales at a median $360,000 and 56 days, more than three times the 36 single-family sales the Stellar report records there. That ZIP's pace sits in the mid 50s on both reports. For October alone, the Gulf Coast report counted 91 Charlotte County closings at a median $358,000 and 59 days.

How does Charlotte County compare with its neighbors?

In the Stellar report, Charlotte County's 346 October house closings sold in a median 46.5 days, slower than Sarasota County's 35 days and close to Manatee's 44. Its median of $339,995 was 11.7% below its 2022 peak month, a wider gap than Sarasota's 3.7% and Manatee's 9.1%. Across the whole Stellar feed, October recorded 8,871 house sales at a median $390,000 in 39 days, and the Momentum Market Score was 50 out of 100, down from 52. Our Sarasota and Manatee ZIP code piece and Lee County ZIP code piece cover the neighboring counties. Place pages: Punta Gorda, Rotonda West.

People also ask

Where do houses sell fastest in Charlotte County? Englewood ZIP 34224 had the shortest median for single-family homes, 27 days, from August to October 2026, followed by Punta Gorda 33950 at 32.5 days, according to the Momentum Market Pulse built from Stellar MLS records.

What is the median house price in Charlotte County, Florida? Charlotte County recorded 346 single-family closings in Stellar MLS records in October 2026 at a median $339,995, down 1.0% from October 2025 and 11.7% below its highest 2022 monthly median.

How long do houses take to sell in Port Charlotte? Port Charlotte ZIPs ranged from 42 days in 33952 to 66.5 days in 33981 for single-family sales from August to October 2026.

Why does Charlotte County appear in two MLS reports? Charlotte County listings are entered in both Stellar MLS and the Florida Gulf Coast MLS, so each Momentum Market Pulse covers part of the county's sales.

Limitations

ZIP figures are trailing three months (August to October 2026) for ZIPs with at least 15 closings; the Stellar rows are single-family homes only and the Gulf Coast rows are all residential. County rows are October 2026 alone. Neither report covers every Charlotte County sale, and the two are not added together because a sale could appear in both systems. Each ZIP is grouped by the county where most of it lies; Englewood 34223 lies mainly in Sarasota County and is left out. Place names follow the city most often recorded in each ZIP's sales. Small ZIPs of 15 to 40 sales can swing from one quarter to the next. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Sources

Disclosure: Jon Brooks is a co-founder of Momentum Realty, a Florida real estate brokerage that owns and funds Florida Housing Intelligence. Momentum has a financial interest in Florida real estate transactions, including in markets named here. See our editorial standards.

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