Housing Market in Clermont
Clermont's housing market centers on a citywide median sale price of roughly $463,743-$464K as of a June 2026 Redfin snapshot, up 5.3% year-over-year -- one of the few Central Florida Tier A markets still appreciating rather than correcting or flattening at that point in 2026. Redfin characterizes the market as somewhat competitive, with homes averaging 2 offers and selling in about 50 days.
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Learn moreMedian Price and Appreciation
The June 2026 Redfin snapshot puts Clermont's median sale price at $463,743-$464K, up 5.3% year-over-year, at $227 per square foot (up 2.7% YoY). A separate figure from housing-market aggregator data cites single-family homes averaging around $460,000, closely consistent with the Redfin figure, while condos run much lower at roughly $182,500 -- a genuinely different sub-market within the same city.
Pace of Sales and Competitiveness
Homes in Clermont sell in about 50 days on average with roughly 2 offers typically received, and properties are selling for about 98.41% of asking price, per Redfin -- a market Redfin's own methodology labels "somewhat competitive." This is a step down from the fastest, most bid-up conditions of 2021-2022, but still an active seller-influenced market rather than a buyer's-market glut.
Inventory Is Loosening Even as Price Still Climbs
Inventory data shows some spread depending on the snapshot: one source cites 729 active listings as of March 2026 with 1.78 months of supply (down from 2.28 months a year earlier), while a separate June 2026 Redfin snapshot referenced in Clermont's base profile cites 795 active listings, up 27% year-over-year. Both point the same direction -- inventory is growing even as price still climbs -- worth treating as a market to re-check periodically rather than settled.
Distinct Sub-Markets: Lakefront and 55+ Communities
Clermont's housing stock includes genuinely distinct sub-markets beyond the citywide median: lakefront and Chain-of-Lakes-adjacent properties typically carry a premium and different flood-insurance considerations (see insurance-hazard-costs), and age-restricted 55+ communities like Kings Ridge (2,000+ single-story homes across 15 neighborhoods with two 18-hole golf courses) price and market differently than standard single-family listings.
Key takeaways
- Clermont's citywide median sale price was $463,743-$464K per a June 2026 Redfin snapshot, up 5.3% year-over-year, at $227/sqft (up 2.7% YoY) -- still appreciating rather than correcting.
- Homes sell in about 50 days with roughly 2 offers on average, at about 98.41% of asking price -- a "somewhat competitive" market per Redfin.
- Inventory figures vary by snapshot (729 listings/1.78 months supply in March 2026 vs. 795 listings, +27% YoY, per a separate June 2026 pull), but both show loosening inventory even as price keeps climbing.
- Condos ($182,500 average) and 55+ communities like Kings Ridge are distinct sub-markets priced well apart from the single-family citywide median (~$460,000).
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