Selling in Davenport
Davenport had 8.4 months of supply in May 2026, and sellers collected 98.2% of asking. The median sale price is up 10.4% over the year, so the comparable sales that count are the recent ones.
Get my home valueWhere the next chapter starts. Davenport is in Polk County, southwest of Orlando.
Davenport by the numbers
Davenport is about 20.5 road miles from Disney World, measured from the center of town. Compare other towns.
Market balance
A 0 to 100 reading built from five published inputs: months of supply, days on market, sale-to-list ratio, one-year price change and the share of listings without a price cut. Higher scores favor sellers.
What it means
Davenport had 8.4 months of supply in May 2026, and sellers collected 98.2% of asking. The median sale price is up 10.4% over the year, so the comparable sales that count are the recent ones.
Get my home value30% of active listings carried a price cut in September 2026. A home listed past the 90-day median is often where the conversation about price, credits and repairs starts.
Talk to meNew construction
Counted from builders' published homes on November 2026. Builder prices change without notice, so confirm before relying on any figure.
Cost to own
Many newer communities add HOA dues and a CDD assessment. Read how those fees work.
What sold
399 closed sales, June 2025 to May 2026.
The market is balanced, at 45 of 100 on the market balance reading, with 8.4 months of supply in May 2026. Nothing here predicts prices. The right time for you depends on the whole monthly cost: price, deposit, rate, term, taxes, insurance and any HOA or CDD.
The median sale price is 4.1% above the county median, at $330,000 against $316,945.
In September 2026, the median active listing had been on the market 90 days, and 30% of listings carried a price cut. A home that passes the median without an offer often needs a fresh look at recent closed sales.
Citizens Property Insurance reports an average HO3 premium of $2,564 a year in Polk County for 2026. Private carriers price each home on its roof age, construction year and wind features, so get a quote for the specific address.
Four things decide the real monthly cost: an insurance quote for that address, the FEMA flood map and the seller's flood disclosure, the HOA and CDD assessments, and a tax estimate at the price you'd pay. My guide on HOA and CDD fees explains the fee side.
Search the market, read the data, or talk to me. The numbers are the same either way.