Homes in North Beach are taking some time to move, with the median property spending about 65.5 days on the market in March 2026, only a modest 5.65% longer than the prior month and slightly faster than a year ago with a 3.68% improvement. That pace points to buyers having a bit of breathing room while sellers still see steady interest.
Prices are adjusting while staying relatively strong for the area. The typical home value sits near $316,000, down 8.41% from last year but up 1.28% month over month, and close to Jacksonville’s typical value of about $300,000. Sellers are pricing somewhat above that, with a median list price around $325,000, and only about 5% of recent sales close above the asking price.
Supply is limited yet gradually building, with 33 active listings in March, up 13.79% from the prior month but still 17.5% lower than a year ago. New listings, at 29 for the month, are down 21.62% year over year, while 27 pending sales reflect slightly softer demand than last year, off 12.9%. With a Seller’s Market gauge of 12 and an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.97, conditions currently lean toward sellers but with room for negotiation. Whether you are a buyer trying to navigate these shifting numbers or a seller aiming to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local North Beach agent who understands this market.
