Sarasota County: April 5 – 11, 2026

Sarasota County Market Snapshot: April 5–11, 2026
223 Closings · $430,000 Median Sale Price · 95.9% List Price Achievement · 57.8% Cash Sales
Market Activity
Pricing & Time on Market
Active Inventory by Price
Activity by City
Segment Performance (Overall)
Price Bands
The $250K–$500K price band was the clear engine of the market this week, accounting for 105 of the 223 total closings at a median sold price of $337,500 and a median DOM of 53 days. Entry-level homes priced under $250K moved with the greatest urgency — 27 closings at a median of $207,500 and a swift 23-day median DOM, suggesting that affordable inventory is absorbed quickly when it appears. The $500K–$750K band produced 44 closings at a $585,000 median and 66.5 days on market, while the $750K–$1M tier saw 13 closings at an $850,000 median and 66 days. At the top of the market, the $1M+ segment recorded 34 closings at a $2,350,000 median price, though buyers in this tier took their time — a median of 81 days elapsed before those deals closed, the longest of any price band this week.
Geography (Cities)
Sarasota led all cities with 92 closings and a median sold price of $505,000, with homes spending a median of 49.5 days on market — a solid pace for a mid-to-upper price point market. Venice followed with 46 closings at a $432,000 median and 68 days, while North Port delivered 42 closings at a $313,522.50 median in just 39.5 days, making it one of the more efficient markets in the county. Englewood was the fastest-moving city overall, with 12 closings at a $264,000 median and a 36.5-day median DOM. Nokomis posted 11 closings at a $515,000 median in 53 days. Osprey punched well above its size with 10 closings at a $977,000 median and a 41-day DOM. Longboat Key, the county’s luxury anchor, recorded 10 closings at a $1,600,000 median — but buyers and sellers needed a median of 127.5 days to reach the closing table, the longest of any city tracked this week.
Property Types
Single-family residences dominated the week’s closings with 154 transactions at a median sold price of $459,500 and a median DOM of 49 days — the most active and efficient of the four property types tracked. Villas accounted for 20 closings at a $315,000 median and 55 days on market, offering buyers an accessible attached-home option. Townhouses were the fastest-moving property type with just 4 closings, but those deals closed in a median of 48 days at a $304,950 median price. Condominiums presented the most challenging picture: 45 closings at a $368,000 median, but a median DOM of 85 days — the slowest of any property type this week — reflecting the ongoing headwinds facing the condo segment across the Gulf Coast.
Segment Performance — Single-Family
Price Bands
Single-family homes accounted for 154 total closings this week. The entry-level sub-$250K band moved fastest, with 12 closings at a $208,950 median and a remarkable 11.5-day median DOM — the quickest of any single-family price tier. The $250K–$500K band was the volume leader with 71 closings at a $354,000 median and 42 days on market. The $500K–$750K tier produced 37 closings at a $600,000 median in 58 days, while the $750K–$1M band saw 9 closings at an $870,000 median and 66 days. At the top, 25 single-family homes priced above $1M closed at a $2,625,000 median in a median of 54 days — notably faster than the overall luxury median, suggesting that well-positioned luxury single-family homes are finding motivated buyers.
Geography (Cities)
Sarasota led single-family closings with 53 transactions at a $580,000 median and a 41-day median DOM. North Port was the volume runner-up with 40 closings at a $314,950 median in 39.5 days, reinforcing its role as the county’s most active affordable single-family market. Venice posted 31 closings at a $485,000 median, though homes there took a median of 69 days to close — the longest of the higher-volume cities. Englewood delivered 10 closings at a $344,000 median in just 23 days, making it the fastest single-family market by city. Nokomis saw 9 closings at a $600,000 median in 54 days. Osprey produced 8 closings at a striking $1,792,500 median in 31 days — a notably efficient result for a high-price market. Longboat Key recorded 3 single-family closings at a $3,985,000 median, but those transactions required a median of 159 days to complete, reflecting the deliberate pace of ultra-luxury waterfront transactions.
Segment Performance — Condo/Townhome/Villa
Price Bands
The condo, townhome, and villa segment recorded 69 total closings this week. The $250K–$500K band led with 34 closings at a $327,500 median and 65 days on market. The under-$250K tier saw 15 closings at a $192,500 median, though these took a median of 41 days — longer than the comparable single-family entry-level band, hinting at more buyer selectivity in attached-home affordability. The $500K–$750K band produced 7 closings at a $560,000 median, but with a median DOM of 109 days — the slowest of any CTV price tier. The $750K–$1M band saw 4 closings at an $835,000 median in 39.5 days, while the $1M+ tier recorded 9 closings at a $2,100,000 median and a 98-day median DOM, underscoring the patience required in the luxury attached-home space.
Geography (Cities)
Sarasota dominated the CTV segment with 39 closings at a $335,000 median and a 66-day median DOM. Venice followed with 15 closings at a $285,000 median in 64 days. Longboat Key’s CTV market posted 7 closings at an $850,000 median, but required a median of 115 days — the longest of any CTV city. Nokomis stood out as the fastest CTV market with just 2 closings, but those moved in a median of 11.5 days at a $372,450 median price. North Port recorded 2 CTV closings at a $258,875 median in 31.5 days. Osprey saw 2 closings at a $461,250 median in 97 days, while Englewood posted 2 closings at a $157,000 median in 85.5 days — the lowest median price of any CTV city this week.
Property Types
Within the CTV segment, condominiums were the most active property type with 45 closings at a $368,000 median, though they carried the heaviest time burden at a median DOM of 85 days. Villas offered a more balanced profile: 20 closings at a $315,000 median in 55 days, appealing to buyers seeking a lower-maintenance lifestyle at a more accessible price point. Townhouses were the fastest-moving CTV property type with 4 closings at a $304,950 median in just 48 days — suggesting that when townhouse inventory appears at the right price, buyers act decisively. The contrast between condominiums (85-day median DOM) and townhouses (48-day median DOM) is the sharpest performance gap within the CTV segment this week.
Actionable Playbook
- Sellers: Price strategically in the under-$250K range if possible — this band posted a median DOM of just 23 days and is the fastest-moving tier in the market. Among property types, townhouses moved in a median of 48 days at a $304,950 median price, making them a strong candidate for a quick, clean sale when priced right. Accurate pricing remains critical: the market is achieving 95.9% of list price, meaning overpriced listings are being left behind.
- Buyers: The $1M+ segment offers the most negotiating runway, with a median DOM of 81 days across all property types — sellers in this tier have been waiting. Longboat Key is the most patient market in the county at a 127.5-day median DOM and a $1,600,000 median price, presenting opportunities for buyers willing to engage in deliberate negotiation on luxury waterfront properties.
- Investors: The $250K–$500K price band is where the market’s volume lives — 105 closings this week at a $337,500 median. This is the highest-activity segment in Sarasota County, offering the deepest pool of comparable sales, the most buyer demand, and the most predictable exit strategies for rental or resale plays.
- Luxury Market Note: The $1M+ segment recorded a median DOM of 81 days across all property types, with Longboat Key single-family homes averaging 159 days. Luxury sellers should plan for an extended marketing period and ensure their pricing reflects current absorption rates rather than peak-cycle expectations.
DOM Basis: CDOM
Period: April 5–11, 2026