Tag: Real Estate

Living On Florida’s Space Coast: Beachside or Mainland?

October 30, 2026

When people think about moving to Florida’s Space Coast, they often picture living near the beach. And I get it. The Atlantic Ocean, miles of sandy shores, and the coastal lifestyle. What’s not to love?

But others are looking for something different. Maybe it’s a newer home, a larger property with room to spread out, or an established neighborhood close to shopping, restaurants, and everyday conveniences.

Living beachside and living on the mainland can be two very different experiences. And I’m not just talking about home prices.

Insurance costs, traffic, housing options, maintenance, and even your everyday routine can look pretty different depending on which side of the bridge you call home.

So, if you’re thinking about moving to Florida’s Space Coast, let’s compare beachside and mainland living in Brevard County, including some things you might not have considered. … More Living On Florida’s Space Coast: Beachside or Mainland?

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Brevard County Housing Market: Is the Stability About to Be Tested?

October 16, 2026

Looking at the September housing market numbers, we’re continuing the theme we’ve seen through most of 2026: market stabilization.
Active inventory did tick up slightly from August, but nothing crazy. We currently have 4,208 properties available across Brevard County. That’s still well below last year, when we had more than 5,000 properties for sale.
And we had another month where sales nearly matched last year. There were 1,025 closings in September compared with 1,034 last September. Year to date, we’re only 70 closings behind 2025. That’s less than a 1% difference.
Months’ supply is also looking pretty good. We’re sitting at 4.1 months of inventory compared with 4.85 months last year. That’s the highest we’ve seen since February, but 4.1 months is still a pretty balanced number.
So overall, September looks pretty stable.
But now we have something else to keep an eye on: mortgage rates.
… More Brevard County Housing Market: Is the Stability About to Be Tested?

Cocoa Beach Or Melbourne? Which Is Right For You?

April 10, 2026

If you’re relocating to the Space Coast, there’s a good chance your search is coming down to two very different places… Cocoa Beach and Melbourne. On paper, they’re only about 15 to 20 minutes apart. But how you live day to day in each one can feel completely different.
This isn’t about which city is better. It’s about which one actually fits your lifestyle.
… More Cocoa Beach Or Melbourne? Which Is Right For You?

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Comparing 2024 & 2025: Space Coast Real Estate Market Performance

April 19, 2025

Most of the homes being sold are happening below the list price. With the number of properties on the market, you have the ability to negotiate the price, repairs, and/or credits towards your closing costs. 32% of the closings had some type of Seller credit to the Buyer. The average amount was $8,200 … More Comparing 2024 & 2025: Space Coast Real Estate Market Performance

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2025 Brevard County Real Estate Trends: Inventory Surge & Sales Insights

February 14, 2025

2025 is starting off with new highs and lows from the get-go! It’s going to be an interesting year. As you know, our active inventory has been steadily climbing the last few years. Our January inventory is 5,180 which is up 30% over 2024. This is the highest our inventory has been since February 2011. … More 2025 Brevard County Real Estate Trends: Inventory Surge & Sales Insights

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Discover Brevard County: Your Ideal Florida Relocation Spot

February 7, 2025

Let’s talk about all the water in our area. If you love to boat, we have the Indian River and Banana River, there is also all the tributaries in our area that include Crane Creek, Turkey Creek, the Eau Gallie River, Horse Creek, and Sykes Creek. There is ocean access from either Port Canaveral or the Sebastian Inlet. … More Discover Brevard County: Your Ideal Florida Relocation Spot