What’s My Home WorthOn the Space Coast?

Treat it as a starting range, not an appraisal. Our estimate is a weighted median price-per-square-foot of recent closed sales near your address, so it is only as good as the comps: in a subdivision with many similar sales it lands within a few percent and shows a tight range; on the barrier island, on the water, or on acreage the range widens and the tool says so. A free in-person evaluation is how the number gets tightened.

Closed residential sales from the Space Coast MLS — the same sold records agents use — not a national model. We look for similar-size homes (within 25% of your square footage and within one bedroom) that closed in the last 12 months within one mile. If fewer than five qualify we widen to two miles, 18 months and ±35% of your square footage, then to three miles, 24 months and ±50%, dropping the bedroom filter at both of those wider tiers. Right now that pool holds 12,619 residential sales closed in the last 12 months. Each comp is weighted by how recent and how close it is, outliers are trimmed, and the weighted median price per square foot is multiplied by your living area.

Yes, it is free, and no — the estimated value and range appear before we ask for anything. Entering your name and email unlocks the full report (every comparable sale, the range math, and what could move your number) and lets an agent follow up if you want a walk-through. No obligation, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

It means the MLS sold data near your address could not support a number we would stand behind — usually a rural lot, an unusual property, or an address outside Space Coast MLS coverage (for example parts of Orlando). Rather than guess, the tool routes it to an agent who runs the comps by hand, free.

Yes. The tool applies a multiplier to the comp-based value: about 12% below for a home that needs work, 5% below for fair condition, none for good, and 7% above for excellent. It cannot see a new roof, a dock, a pool, or a view — an agent can, which is why the emailed report offers a free in-person evaluation.

As of July 2026, the median Space Coast home goes under contract in about 35 days (Zillow Research, metro level); add roughly 30–45 days from contract to closing for a financed buyer. Pricing at the comps is what keeps a home on the fast side of that median.

Outside of brokerage compensation, which is set in your listing agreement, the Florida seller charges that scale with the price — the $0.70-per-$100 documentary stamp tax on the deed (the price rounds up to the next $100) and, by custom in Brevard County, the owner’s title insurance policy, plus a municipal lien search with settlement and recording fees — run about 1.3–1.5% at closing. On a $450,000 sale the deed stamps alone are $3,150. A property-tax proration, an HOA or condo estoppel letter, unpaid assessments and a survey are charged on top when they apply. Our Closing Costs guide has the full line-by-line breakdown.

National tools model values from public records and broad trends. Ours is built from closed MLS sales within a few miles of your address, weighted toward the most recent and nearest, with a Zillow town value used only as a sanity band when the comps stray more than 40% from it — and it tells you its confidence. When the two disagree, the comps usually explain why — and a local agent settles it with a walk-through.