Housing Predictor Est. 2006
South · FL

Florida housing market

Typical home value from $109,594 in 2000, peaking at $262,914 in 2006, falling 49.8% to $132,079 by 2012, and reaching $379,554 in 2026.2006 peak2012 low
Typical Florida home value, 2000 to 2026-06-30. Source: Zillow ZHVI, quarterly. Typical home value from $109,594 in 2000, peaking at $262,914 in 2006, falling 49.8% to $132,079 by 2012, and reaching $379,554 in 2026.

Florida home values peaked at $262,914 in 2006, fell -49.8% to $132,079 by 2012, and stand at $378,126 today.

Housing Predictor forecasts for Florida

5 forecasts published for Florida, newest first.

Coverage gap. The most recent Florida forecast on this site is for 2019 — 7 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.

Florida in the archive

Reporting filed under Florida, newest first.

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2013 569 words

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2013 591 words

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2012 333 words

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2012 354 words

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2012 426 words

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2012 226 words

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2012 484 words