ITG Realty - Jessica Walker

04/17/2026

📊 Brevard County Market Update – March 2026

Here’s what’s really happening in the market right now:

👉 Sales are moving
Closed sales are up 7.2% — 935 homes sold vs 872 last year.
(Cash buyers? Basically flat.)

👉 Inventory is tightening

* New listings ⬇️ 12.7%
* Pending sales ⬇️ 3.3%
Less homes = more competition.

👉 Prices are still climbing (slowly)
Median price: $369,999 ⬆️ 2% YoY

👉 Inventory is dropping
We’re at 3.7 months supply (down from 4.5)
➡️ Still leaning toward a seller’s market

👉 Breakdown

* Traditional sales ⬆️ 6.3% (median: $370K)
* Foreclosures ⬆️ 150% (still low overall, 15 total)
* Short sales: basically nonexistent

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💡 What this means (simple):

* Buyers: Less options, prices holding strong
* Sellers: You still have leverage, but pricing right matters

If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or turning a property into an Airbnb in Brevard — now’s the time to look at your options.

📲 Message me and I’ll break it down for your situation.

03/16/2026

📊 Is the Brevard County housing market shifting? Here’s what February numbers show…

A quick look at the latest data:

🏡 713 homes sold in February (down 4.3% from last year)
💰 Cash buyers dropped 12.9%
📈 Pending sales increased 4.6% (buyers are still out there)
📉 New listings dropped 9.4%

💵 Median home price:
$370,000 — down 2.3% from last year.

📦 Inventory:
About 3.9 months of supply, which is still relatively tight for our area.

Distressed sales ticked up slightly:
• Foreclosures: 9 homes sold (median $220K)
• Short sales: 2 homes sold (median $203K)

🔎 What this tells us:
The Brevard market isn’t crashing — it’s adjusting. Buyer demand is still there, but prices are leveling off slightly while inventory remains limited.

For buyers, that can mean more negotiating power than last year.
For sellers, limited inventory is still helping support home values.

💬 Curious what your home might sell for right now?
Or wondering if it’s finally a good time to buy?

Comment “VALUE” and I’ll send you a quick estimate for your home in Brevard County.

11/20/2025

📊 Brevard County Real Estate Update – October 2025
Here’s what I’m seeing in our market this month:

• Closed Sales: Up 10.6% (843 homes sold)
• Cash Buyers: Up 19.3%
• New Pending Sales: Up 29.7%
• New Listings: Up 10%
• Median Single-Family Price: $360,000 (down 6.2% from last year)
• Inventory: Slightly up to 4.2 months
• Traditional Sales: Up 9.2%
• Foreclosures: 12 sales (still a very small share)
• Short Sales: Only 1

My take:
Buyer activity is heating up again — especially with cash buyers and a jump in pending sales. Prices dipped a bit, which is giving buyers more room, while sellers are still getting strong interest thanks to balanced inventory. It’s a healthy, active market heading into the end of the year.

10/29/2025

Happy Hump day !!

08/20/2025

Checking out some local commercial properties today.

07/22/2025

A quick recap of the Brevard County Residential Report for June 2025:

Closed Sales are up 5.7% for June 2025 in which the number of units closed was 958 compared to 906 in June 2024, with an increase in cash sales of 14.4%.

New Pending Sales are up 4.2% and New Listings are down -0.1%.

The Median Sales Price for Brevard County Single Family homes is up 4.0% to $389,950 compared to a year ago, which was $375,000.

Months' Supply of Inventory is up 12.2% to 4.6 months, an increase from 4.1 months in June 2024.

Traditional Sales are up 6.1% with a median sales price of $390,000.

Foreclosure/REO Sales are down -50.0% with 5 closed sales and a median sales price of $285,000.

Short Sale Closings are N/A with 2 closed sales and a median sales price of $272,000.

What this means:

The June 2025 housing stats show that Brevard County’s residential market remains strong and active.

Home sales and prices are up, with more buyers—especially cash buyers—entering the market.

While new listings have held steady, inventory is gradually increasing, giving buyers more options.

The rise in pending sales signals continued demand, and the low number of foreclosures and short sales points to overall financial stability among homeowners.

Overall, the market is healthy, with signs of steady growth and a shift toward better balance between buyers and sellers.

07/14/2025

Hot off the press!! Port Canaveral expansion!!

Port Canaveral is set to expand Terminal 5 with a $69 million renovation to accommodate larger cruise ships and growing passenger volumes. The project will expand the existing 90,000-square-foot terminal to 170,000 square feet. Terminal 5’s expansion will include expanded security screening, a new...

07/08/2025

02/06/2025

Since I became Governor, we have consistently delivered record tax relief, paid down debt, and run budget surpluses—all while making transformative investments in education, public safety, conservation, and other priorities for Floridians.

My proposed Focus on Fiscal Responsibility Budget for 2025-2026 lays the foundation for Florida to continue thriving on firm financial footing this coming year, and I strongly encourage the legislature to act on these proposals.

01/15/2025

The long-awaited Brevard County Ellis Road widening project is a step closer to construction, and work could begin as early as spring 2026, thanks to a collaborative partnership to close the funding gap for the much-needed $62 million project.

The widening of Ellis Road has been in development for over two decades and has been the No. 1 transportation priority for Brevard County and the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization for the past decade. Ellis Road is a vital connection between Interstate 95, economic generators, and the Melbourne Orlando International Airport, and an important gateway for the 20,000 employees who work in the vicinity. The planned project would widen Ellis Road to four lanes, and add a median, from John Rodes Boulevard to west of Wickham Road.

With rising construction costs and limited availability for grant funding, the widening project faced a $25 million funding gap during the 2024-2025 transportation planning process. Brevard County, the SCTPO, FDOT Central Florida, and the cities of Melbourne and City of West Melbourne - Government formed a collaborative partnership with each contributing toward the remaining funding needed.

Full press release: http://www.brevardfl.gov/communications/viewrelease/9488