Each week we track real estate activity across Florida’s Forgotten Coast including Port St Joe, Cape San Blas, Mexico Beach, St Joe Beach, and St George Island. These reports include home sales, inventory levels, and land market trends so buyers and sellers can understand what is really happening in the local market.

St. Joe Beach and Mexico Beach Run the Table as June Closes Out on the Forgotten Coast

Late June on the Forgotten Coast means something specific if you know this place. The boat ramps are full by seven. The afternoon thunderheads build over the bay. And the real estate market does what a well-balanced summer market does: it moves at a measured pace, rewards the right price, and builds a pipeline that tells you where the next few weeks are headed.

For the week of June 22–28, 14 residential closings and 7 land sales closed across the coast. Active residential inventory holds at 633 listings, with 23 homes under contract. At the current pace, that's 10.4 months of supply which is buyer's market territory by any standard definition, though the story…

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Summer Opens Strong on the Forgotten Coast as St. Joe Beach and Mexico Beach Lead the Charge

Summer is here in every way that counts. The trucks are loaded and the short-term rentals are full. The real estate market wrapped up the week of June 15–21 with the kind of activity that tells you demand is still real, even in a higher-rate world. Sixteen homes closed across the four major market areas, the coast-wide inventory edged above 620 active residential listings, and buyers quietly nudged 19 properties under contract. Not a breakout week, but a steady one. 

What is the Forgotten Coast real estate market doing this week?
For the week of June 15–21, 2026, the Forgotten Coast recorded 16 residential closings and 3 land sales across Port St. Joe, Cape…

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St. George Island and St. Joe Beach Carry a High-Dollar Week as Summer Inventory Keeps Building

Mid-June on the Forgotten Coast has its own flow. The lots at Salinas Park fill up before nine, the tarpon start rolling off the Cape, and the heat settles in for the long haul. This week's market moved the same way the fishing did. Not crowded, but the ones that hit were big.

Nine homes closed across the coast, and the dollar figures behind them ran high. A pair of $1.25 million sales on St. George Island and a five-home run at St. Joe Beach and Mexico Beach set the tone. Meanwhile inventory kept stacking up the way it does each summer, which keeps buyers in a comfortable seat.

What is the Forgotten Coast real estate market doing this week?

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Summer Opens With a Quiet Week Across the Forgotten Coast

June arrived the way it usually does on the Forgotten Coast, with heat you can feel coming off the pavement and water so clear it almost doesn't look real. The crowds are building, the vacation rentals are turning over, and the real estate market is doing what it's been doing for several months now: moving at its own deliberate pace. Eight homes closed last week. The buyers who pulled the trigger found everything from a $292,000 entry-level in Port St. Joe to a $1.285 million estate on St. George Island. The spread tells the story.

Inventory held steady at 604 active residential listings coast-wide, and with only 8 homes closed during the week, supply remains elevated at 17.4 months. That…

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St. George Island Closes Out May With the Week's Strongest Numbers

Memorial Day weekend came and went on the Forgotten Coast the way it always does with boats on the bay, kids on the beach, and that particular flavor of busy that makes the locals simultaneously proud and a little tired. By Sunday night, the causeways were clearing and the data was telling its own story. The final week of May wrapped with 16 residential closings coast-wide and 10 land transactions, a week that, on the surface, looks like a steady market humming along. The numbers underneath are a little more interesting than that.

What is the Forgotten Coast real estate market doing this week?
For the week of May 25–31, 2026, the Forgotten Coast recorded 16 residential closings and …

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Memorial Day Breaks the Market Loose on the Forgotten Coast

Memorial Day weekend has a way of breaking the market loose. People spend a long weekend down here, walk the beach at Cape San Blas, eat a few good meals, and somewhere between the sunset and the drive home the conversation shifts from "wouldn't it be nice" to "let's actually look." This week's numbers reflect exactly that kind of energy. Eighteen homes closed across the Forgotten Coast in a single seven-day stretch, and the pipeline of buyers under contract is holding strong at 22. The coast is open for the season, and the market knows it.

What is the Forgotten Coast real estate market doing this week?
For the week of May 18–24, 2026, the Forgotten Coast recorded 18 residential…

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Forgotten Coast Real Estate Market Report — May 11–17, 2026

May has a way of changing the feel of the Forgotten Coast. The snowbirds are wrapping things up, the summer crowd is a few weeks out, and this in-between stretch tends to reveal exactly where the real market stands. No seasonal noise. No end-of-year scrambles. Just buyers and sellers moving when the numbers make sense.

This week, 11 residential homes closed across the coast, and the spread in what sold tells a clear story about who is buying and where. Cape San Blas carried the luxury side of the ledger with five closings averaging just under $1.9 million. St. Joe Beach and Mexico Beach answered with five more at a much more attainable average of $473,000. Inventory is deep at 598 active…

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Mother's Day weekend slowed the coast down, which is typical for this stretch of May. Real estate goes quieter when families are together. The week behind us posted the lightest closing pace of the spring. The week ahead looks different. Twenty-one homes are under contract, the most we have logged in months.

What is the Forgotten Coast Real Estate Market doing this week?

For the week of May 4 to May 10, 2026, the Forgotten Coast logged 9 residential closings and 3 land sales across Port St. Joe, Cape San Blas, St. Joe Beach, Mexico Beach, and St. George Island. Active inventory sits at 600 residential listings and 381 land parcels. Closing volume dropped sharply over the holiday weekend, but the high end carried what did move, pulling the weekly…

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Late April flips into May this week, and the coast is feeling it. Snowbird season is mostly over for the regulars. The summer crowd is showing up early. Boat traffic at Indian Pass is picking up, and Memorial Day weekend is only three weeks out. The market noticed.

What is the Forgotten Coast Real Estate Market doing this week?

For the week of April 27 to May 3, 2026, the Forgotten Coast logged 20 residential closings and 3 land sales across Port St. Joe, Cape San Blas, St. Joe Beach, Mexico Beach, and St. George Island. Active inventory dropped to 590 residential listings and 374 land parcels. Months of supply tightened to roughly 6.8 from 9.3 last week, moving the coast meaningfully closer to a balanced market. Port St. Joe is now under 4 months…

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What is the Forgotten Coast Real Estate Market doing this week?

For the week of April 20–26, 2026, the Forgotten Coast logged 15 residential closings and one land sale across Port St. Joe, Cape San Blas, St. Joe Beach, Mexico Beach, and St. George Island. Active inventory stands at 601 residential listings and 378 land parcels, putting residential supply at roughly 9.3 months. Buyers have leverage on paper, but well-priced homes are still moving and Port St. Joe is clearing inventory faster than anywhere else on the coast. Here is what the week of April 20 through April 26 had to say.
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601 Active Listings Across the Forgotten Coast
 
15 Homes Sold Closed this week
 

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