The Florida real estate market continues to buzz with activity, with significant sales recorded across Gulfport, the Pinellas beaches, and the Jacksonville area between February 13th and 20th, 2026. From luxury waterfront homes to comfortable condos, here’s a roundup of this week’s property highlights.
Key Takeaways
- Diverse range of sales, from multi-million dollar luxury homes to more affordable condos.
- Notable appreciation in property values, especially in the Jacksonville and St. Johns markets.
- Strong activity in both coastal and inland communities, indicating robust demand.
Gulfport Real Estate: Variety and Value
Gulfport saw several notable transactions, reflecting a healthy demand for both single-family homes and condominiums. Sales ranged from larger homes in the Marina neighborhood, which moved for just under $600,000, to a variety of waterfront and historic homes offered at appealing price points. Many condos in the Town Shores community changed hands for less than $230,000, signaling opportunities for buyers entering the market.
Sample Recent Sales in Gulfport:
| Address | Beds/Baths | Year Built | Sold Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2815 45th St. S. (Marina) | 3/2 | 1988 | $590,000 |
| 3026 51st St. S. | 2/2 | 1948 | $500,000 |
| 5318 20th Ave. S. | 2/1 | 1927 | $440,000 |
| 5980 Shore Blvd. S. #904 | 2/2 | 1972 | $220,000 |
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Pinellas Beaches: High-End and Cozy Sales
On the Pinellas beaches—including St. Pete Beach, Treasure Island, and Madeira Beach—transactions spanned from multi-million dollar waterfront estates to more accessible townhomes and condos. Treasure Island was highlighted by a 5-bedroom Gulf-front home closing near $3.85 million, while more modest properties—like a two-bedroom townhouse on Sun Isle Circle—traded for just under $375,000.
Recent Standout Sales:
- St. Pete Beach: Townhouse sold at $800,000; single-family home sold at $660,000.
- Treasure Island: Gulf-front single-family closed at $3,845,000; other homes ranged from $950,000 to $370,000.
- Madeira Beach: Three-bedroom condo closed for $725,000; one-bedroom units offered affordable options around $360,000.
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North Florida’s High-Value Home Market
Jacksonville, St. Johns County, and Ponte Vedra recorded some of the state’s top transactions this week, particularly in the luxury sector. The area’s highest transaction saw a St. Augustine home on Inlet Drive sell for $2.2 million, marking a dramatic price increase from its previous sale of $600,000 just four years prior. Several Ponte Vedra homes and condos also topped $1.5 million, reflecting ongoing demand among upscale buyers.
Top 5 Home Sales (Jacksonville & St. Johns):
- 115 Inlet Drive, St. Augustine — $2,200,000
- 1863 Bishop Estates Road, St. Johns — $2,195,000
- 123 S. 30th Ave., Jacksonville Beach — $1,800,000
- 948 Spinnakers Reach Drive, Ponte Vedra Beach — $1,600,000
- 152 Deer Valley Drive, Ponte Vedra — $1,580,000
Property appreciation trends and strong sales volumes suggest North Florida remains an attractive market for high-net-worth individuals and families seeking luxury living along the coast.
Outlook: A Consistent Seller’s Market
Florida’s varied real estate markets are remaining resilient into 2026, fueled by continued population growth, strong demand for waterfront and historic homes, and lifestyle amenities. Both buyers and sellers should keep an eye on shifting inventory levels and the potential for further appreciation, especially in high-demand neighborhoods.
Sources
- Feb. 13-20 Gulfport Real Estate Sales, The Gabber Newspaper.
- Pinellas Beaches Real Estate Feb. 13-20, The Gabber Newspaper.
- Top 10 home sales of the week, Jacksonville Daily Record.