March 29, 2024

Property Values

Real Estate Values in Florida's Treasure Coast

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Sarah Taylor
Sarah Taylor

Inventory is down, but prices are anemic in the Treasure Coast. For the year, single-family home sales fell 6%, but the median price stayed level at $108,200. Condos saw just a slight dip in sales volume and a 6% rise to $85,600 in median sales price. “It’s stabilized,” says Sarah Taylor of RE/MAX Masterpiece Realty in Port St. Lucie. Taylor reports seeing a fair number of out-of-state people in their 50s buying now while prices are low. Buyers plan to rent their new purchases until they’re ready to retire.

What will $200,000, $500,000 and $1,000,000
buy in Florida's Treasure Coast?

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$200,000 $500,000 $1,000,000
Miami Beach  -  $200,000 home

Port St. Lucie
Square Feet: 2,764
Bedrooms/Baths: 4/3
Age: 5
Selling Price: $200,000

The house is on a corner lot, with a pool and a study that can be made into a fifth bedroom. It sold in a short sale.

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Port St. Lucie
(PGA Village)
Square Feet: 3,337
Bedrooms/Baths: 3/3½
Age: 7
Selling Price: $500,000

The waterfront home in a gated community has a 29-by-16 pool and a lanai that overlooks a lake and the Legacy golf course.

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Bay St. Lucie / Port St. Lucie
Square Feet: 5,249
Bedrooms/Baths: 5/4
Age: 14
Selling Price: $950,000

This home and guesthouse are on 1.76 acres on the St. Lucie River. There’s also a private dock with ocean access.


Tags: Treasure Coast, Housing/Construction

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