Housing Market in Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach's housing-price data disagreed somewhat across sources this research session -- the City of Daytona Beach's own official market snapshot cited a $329,400 median sale price for June 2026 (up 6% year-over-year), while Redfin's page cited $322,000 for the trailing month (up 7.3% year-over-year), broadly consistent with the base record's disclosed $268K-$353K 2026 range. The market itself is not competitive: homes received 1 offer on average and sold in around 72 days.
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Learn moreA Reasonably Consistent Range, With Some Spread
The City of Daytona Beach's official Building Permit Activity and Housing Market Snapshot (posted July 2026) cited a $329,400 median sales price for June 2026, up 6% year-over-year. Redfin's own Daytona Beach housing-market page separately cited a $322,000 median sale price for the trailing month, up 7.3% year-over-year. Both track the same general direction (mid-$300Ks, high-single-digit annual growth) and both sit within the broader $268K-$353K range disclosed in the base city record, so this is a milder disagreement than some Florida markets show -- but the two headline figures still don't match exactly, likely reflecting different trailing windows or methodology, so treat any single number as directional rather than precise.
A Slow, Buyer-Friendlier Market
Redfin describes the Daytona Beach market as "not very competitive," with homes receiving 1 offer on average and selling in around 72 days -- a slower pace than many Florida markets and a real signal that buyers currently have more negotiating room here than in tighter markets.
Beachside vs. Mainland Are Different Markets
As with insurance and flood zone, beachside (barrier-island) and mainland Daytona Beach housing stock differ meaningfully -- beachside inventory skews toward older condos and homes with direct or near-direct beach access and materially higher insurance costs, while mainland inventory (including newer master-planned communities like LPGA International, Latitude Margaritaville, and Mosaic) tends to run newer construction with lower flood-zone exposure. See best-areas for the neighborhood-level detail and insurance-hazard-costs for the cost delta.
Below the National Median
Redfin cited a $408,776 national median sale price for June 2026 -- meaning Daytona Beach, at roughly $322K-$329K depending on source, reads as clearly below the national median across the full range of figures cited this session, consistent with the base city record's framing of Daytona Beach as one of the more accessible beach-access markets in this dataset.
Key takeaways
- Median sale price: $329,400 for June 2026 per the City of Daytona Beach's official snapshot (up 6% YoY), versus $322,000 per Redfin's trailing-month figure (up 7.3% YoY) -- both within the base record's disclosed $268K-$353K 2026 range.
- The market is not very competitive: 1 offer on average, ~72 days on market (Redfin) -- more buyer-friendly than many Florida markets currently.
- Beachside (barrier island) and mainland Daytona Beach are meaningfully different housing markets in stock, age, and insurance exposure -- see best-areas and insurance-hazard-costs.
- At roughly $322K-$329K, Daytona Beach reads clearly below the $408,776 national median sale price cited by Redfin for June 2026.
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