Venice, Florida Housing Market Just Tightened Dramatically 📊
Inventory is down 39%, sales are up 35%, and homes under $500K are becoming harder to find.
See the full market breakdown:
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Palmer Ranch condos are still moving—Botanica is a good example. Pricing and presentation make all the difference right now.
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I learned a lot about Botanica during this transaction and can confidently say it’s one of, if not the nicest complexes in the greater Palmer Ranch area.
May 8, 2026
"First I would like to state that I’m a picky Real Estate Broker. We met Brad while looking for a special property in Venice, Fl. I typically have an untrusting view of using an agent to represent me. But this was a special situation. Brad was amazing!"
📊 Venice, FL Real Estate
Year-over-Year (April 2025 ➝ April 2026)
Inventory: 961 ➝ 594 📉
Supply: 5.49 ➝ 2.89 months
Sales: 175 ➝ 205 📈
Median Price: $450K ➝ $474K
👉 Less inventory is tightening the market—despite what you may be hearing on the street.
Just listed in Botanica Sarasota:
5255 Bourchard Cir #102
First-floor ✔️ Lake views ✔️ Garage ✔️
Prime Palmer Ranch location near Siesta Key. These don’t last long.
DM for details.
#SarasotaRealEstate#JustListed
Just sold: 1508 Triano Cir, Venice, FL
2nd time I’ve sold this same unit—safe to say I know Triano well. Gated community, spacious floor plans, optional 2-car garages, and a great Venice location.
Reach out if you want insight on this community.
Beachfront living on Venice Island 🌴
1100 Tarpon Center Dr #4B — water views, prime location, and walkable to everything that makes coastal living worth it. $374,900 - DM me for details.
Venice, FL Housing Market Update 🇺🇸🏡
628 homes for sale
258 pending
115 sold last 30 days
Median price: $490K
30-yr rate: 6.09%
Source: freddiemac.com/pmms
This isn’t a crash.
It’s not a frenzy either.
It’s a split market:
#VeniceFL#FloridaRealEstate#HousingMarket
Interesting split in the Venice market — under $500K is moving fast, over $1M is buyer-friendly. Which side do you think will heat up first this spring