The most recent Ormond Beach market data, refreshed October 28, 2026, shows a market close to balance between buyers and sellers: single-family prices holding around the $400,000 mark, a median of about $218 per square foot, and roughly four to five months of supply. Here is what the verified numbers show.
Ormond Beach, late 2026
- 12 months through August 2026 (published October 25): the median single-family home in Ormond Beach sold for $405,000, about $218 per square foot, across roughly 1,332 sales. Condos and townhomes sold at a median of about $272,000 in the same window.
- Q3 2026 (Stellar MLS, city level): a median sold price near $402,000, a median of 59 days on market, sellers capturing about 96.4 percent of list price, and roughly 4.7 months of supply, a level market watchers describe as balanced.
- ZIP 32174 (report refreshed October 5, 2026): a median sold price of $410,350, down about 3.7 percent year over year, with buyers paying a median of roughly $204 per square foot and sellers capturing about 95 percent of the original asking price. Active listings in the ZIP ran around 105 homes.
- Days on market: a median of about 88 days for closed sales in ZIP 32174 per the October 5 report, while city-level Q3 tracking shows a lower median near 59 days. Either way, buyers have more time to compare than they did a few years ago.
The county picture
Across Volusia County, a market scorecard dated October 16, 2026 pegged the typical home value at roughly $324,665, with inventory near 4.2 to 4.7 months of supply and median days on market in the 60 to 77 day range depending on the tracker. Countywide figures vary by source and window, but the pattern across the region is consistent: less frenzy, more choice, steadier pricing.
What this means for buyers
Four to five months of supply and more time on market mean less bidding pressure than a few years ago. Buyers can afford to compare neighborhoods, request inspections, and negotiate on items that come up. The tradeoff: move-in-ready homes that are priced right still sell close to full price, so having financing lined up and a clear list of must-haves matters.
What this means for sellers
Condition and pricing decide in this market. Homes with updated systems and strong presentation sell first and closest to asking. That is exactly the profile of 101 N Saint Andrews Dr, where the roof, HVAC systems, water heater, and a 22kW whole-home generator were all recently replaced, so a buyer starts near zero on the big ticket items. Figures vary by source and month, so always confirm current numbers with a local agent before you make a move; I am happy to run the latest comps for your specific street or price range.