📈 This Week on the Forgotten Coast
Real Estate Market Recap – July 27–August 2, 2025
Each week, we track market activity across Gulf and Franklin Counties to keep you in the loop on what’s available, what’s moving, and what that means if you’re buying or selling.
This week brings a slight dip in total listings but steady momentum across the board. There are currently 853 active residential properties and 802 vacant lots on the market, with waterfront homes and RV-approved lots maintaining strong appeal. A total of 25 properties sold last week—an uptick from the previous period, showing continued buyer engagement as summer winds on.
💡 What This Means for Buyers & Sellers
If you’re buying, the range of inventory remains strong—especially for those seeking waterfront views or investment-friendly RV lots. With 205 waterfront or water-view homes and 140 similar lots available, now’s a great time to explore your options. The market’s still moving, so don’t wait too long on the listings that catch your eye.
If you’re selling, now’s your moment. Listings may be plentiful, but so is buyer interest. Summer season traffic continues to benefit areas like Cape San Blas, Mexico Beach, and St. George Island, where scenic appeal and rental potential keep demand high.
📍 Breakdown at a Glance
Residential Inventory: 853 Active Listings
- 301 in Franklin County
- 514 in Gulf County
- 38 in Other Counties
- 205 are waterfront or water-view homes
Vacant Land: 802 Active Lots
- 346 in Franklin County
- 433 in Gulf County
- 23 in Other Counties
- 140 are waterfront or water-view lots
- 132 are RV-approved (priced from $7K to $1.44M)
📦 Sales This Week
25 properties closed between July 27–August 2, ranging from modest inland homes to coastal retreats—proof that buyers are actively engaged across all price points.
🌊 Whether you’re looking for a weekend escape, full-time coastal living, or your next investment, there’s no shortage of possibilities along the Forgotten Coast. It might just be harder to choose which county you love more.
