Residential Real Estate June 11, 2026

Market Trends: Saint Johns, FL; May 2026

Thinking about buying or selling in St. Johns County? Consider May 2026 housing market trends, pricing updates, inventory changes, and local real estate insights.

Myth: Saint Johns county has an oversupply of homes.
Fact: Saint Johns has a 2.95-month supply of inventory, indicating a tight market with a significant -11% decrease from last month and a -48% change over the past year 

  • What this means: For Buyers and Sellers, the tightening inventory requires careful timing and strategic planning to ensure a smooth transition between transactions. 

 

Myth: New listings are flooding the market.
Fact: The number of new listings is 187, marking an 11% decline from last month. 

  • What this means: Reduced new listings suggest it’s a competitive market, making timing and strategy essential for simultaneous transactions. 

 

Myth: Listing prices are rising rapidly.
Fact: Despite market activity, the median list price for new listings is $562,000, with a slight decrease in median sold prices by 10% month-over-month. 

  • What this means: Buyers and Sellers should be aware of recent price trends, which could influence negotiation tactics and expectations on both ends of the transaction. 

 

Myth: Homes are selling immediately.
Fact: The median days in RPR for sold listings are 48 days, an increase of 17% from last month. 

  • What this means: Slower sales provide a buffer for coordinating purchase and sale timelines, offering a strategic advantage for those managing both sides of a transaction. 

 

Local highlights like the scenic St. Johns RiverJulington-Durbin Preserve, and easy access to key highways offer lifestyle and commute benefits that may appeal to buyers. 

 Looking ahead, the Saint Johns market presents opportunities for those ready to navigate its challenges with informed strategies, particularly in managing the timing and coordination of buying and selling. 

 For expert consultation on navigating the Saint Johns, Florida market, contact Jonyce Brown of CENTURY 21 Integra at jbrown@c21intergra.com, (904) 458-7435.