Brevard Real Estate Market Update April 2025 | Bobby Freeman

Inventory’s Up. Prices Are Down. Here’s What That Means for Brevard Real Estate

🏡 Single-Family Homes: The Shift Is Real

The Brevard single-family market is shifting gears. We’re seeing more inventory, longer days on market, and a softening in prices. That’s not a bad thing — it’s a sign of normalization after years of frenzy.

For buyers, it means more options, more negotiating power, and less pressure to rush.
For sellers, it’s a call to get real: price your home smartly, prep it well, and partner with a pro who understands how to position your property in a competitive landscape.

Inventory is now at 4.6 monthsthat’s up nearly 28%. We’re approaching balance, and buyers know it. Gone are the days of 10-offer showdowns on day one. This is a market for the strategic, not the speculative.

📊 By the Numbers (April 2025 vs. April 2024):

  • Closed Sales: Down 6.7% (964 vs. 1,033)

  • Cash Sales: Down 13.5%

  • New Pending Sales: Down 6.7%

  • New Listings: Down 0.7%

  • Median Sales Price: $375,000, down 2.3%

  • Inventory: Up 27.8% (4.6 months vs. 3.6 months)

  • Foreclosures/REOs: 7 sales, median price $263,006

  • Short Sales: 1 closed at $650,000


🏙️ Condos & Townhomes: Major Cooling, Buyer’s Market Territory

The Brevard condo and townhouse market has entered full-on cooling mode. Inventory is now up to 8.8 monthsthat’s not just a shift, that’s a swing. The balance has tilted firmly toward buyers. They’re browsing longer, negotiating harder, and making sellers work for the deal.

Sellers: This is not the market to “wait and see.” If your listing isn’t getting traction, price is likely the issue.
Buyers: For investors, second-home shoppers, or locals ready to upgrade — this is your moment.

📊 By the Numbers (April 2025 vs. April 2024):

  • Closed Sales: Down 14.5% (213 vs. 249)

  • Cash Sales: Down 24.7%

  • New Pending Sales: Down 27%

  • New Listings: Down 12.3%

  • Median Sales Price: $285,000, down 13.6%

  • Inventory: Up 44.3% (8.8 months vs. 6.1 months)

  • Foreclosures/REOs: 0

  • Short Sales: 0


💼 The Bottom Line

This isn’t 2021 anymore. It’s not about speed — it’s about skill.
Whether you’re looking to buy into the Brevard lifestyle or make a smart exit, you need someone who knows how to read the shift and guide your next move like a pro.

📲 I’m Bobby Freeman with McCoy Freeman Compassand I’ve helped clients navigate every type of market, closing over $500 million in local real estate.

👉 Ready to play it smart? Let’s talk: www.McCoyFreeman.com


Frequently Asked Questions (SEO Boost)

Q: Is the Brevard County real estate market slowing down in 2025?
A: Yes. April 2025 data shows cooling trends in both single-family and condo markets, with rising inventory and slight price drops.

Q: Is now a good time to buy a home or condo in Brevard?
A: For many buyers, yes. More inventory and fewer bidding wars mean more choices and better negotiating power.

Q: What should sellers do in this shifting market?
A: Price strategically, prep your home thoroughly, and hire an experienced local agent to maximize your results in a more competitive environment.

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