09/21/2026
August on Amelia Island was busy.
154 homes closed, up from 104 last August. More than $100 million changed hands in a single month.
Prices tell a quieter story. The median came in at $500,000, lower than a year ago. Most of that is mix, not a slide. Far more homes sold in the $300s this year, and that pulls the midpoint down. Sellers still received 96.4% of their original asking price.
The number we watch most is inventory. 522 homes for sale, down about 11% from last year, and the fifth month in a row below last year's level. At the current pace, that is 4.2 months of supply.
What it means: buyers are here, there is less to choose from, and well-priced homes are finding their people. Not a frenzy. Not a retreat. A steady market with a thinner shelf.
Every street and price point reads a little differently. If you'd like to know what this means for your home or your search, send us a note.
Cabana Lane | Amelia Island, Florida
Source: AINCAR Monthly Market Detail, Single-Family Homes, August 2026