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Florida Home Values Remain Resilient Amid Market Shifts

Florida's February 2026 home sales rose, with closed sales and average prices increasing slightly, contradicting national reports claiming falling home values and rising foreclosures. Distressed sales remain under 1.5% of total sales. Experts note list prices differ from actual sale values, and price reductions often still yield profits. The market is stabilizing post-COVID, with balanced buyer-seller activity and mostly fixed-rate mortgages limiting foreclosure risks.

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