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Hot Housing Report: Ride the Wave of Real Estate.

 

Home prices are rising, sales are surging—this is your moment to start a real estate career.

 

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The market is moving fast. Get ahead with the right insights—download the report now!

Florida’s real estate market is thriving—and there’s never been a better time to start your real estate career.
 
From Miami to Orlando to Tampa, buyers are moving in and demand is growing. With home sales projected to rise and new listings hitting the market every day, real estate firms across Florida are actively seeking new agents to help clients navigate this fast-moving market.
 
At Gold Coast, we make it easy to take the first step. Our expert-led courses, flexible learning options, and personalized support help you prepare for the exam, launch your career, and build a future in Florida real estate—with confidence.

 

Here are just a few key insights shaping opportunities for new agents:

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Prices Are Holding Steady
 
Florida’s Q2 median home price is $386,892, up from $379,000 in Q1—a +2.1% increase quarter-over-quarter.
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Inventory Is Expanding
 
Statewide inventory grew 22% year-over-year, giving buyers more options and new agents more opportunities to close deals.
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Suburbs Are Surging
 
Hot spots like Wesley Chapel (+3.9%), Winter Garden (+3.7%), and Mandarin (+3.8%) all saw quarterly price increases—signaling strong buyer demand across Florida’s fastest-growing suburbs.

If you have any questions or need guidance, our dedicated support team and enrollment advisors are here to assist you. Reach out to us via chat, phone, or email, and we'll be more than happy to connect you with the right resources to help you get started.  

Don't miss out on this chance to unlock new possibilities and create a fulfilling future in the world of real estate. 

Disclaimer: Market forecasts and trends are subject to change. Users are encouraged to verify the information independently.