North Port Estates Weekly Real Estate Update

July 11, 2025

🏡 North Port Estates Weekly Market Report

Week of July 1–07, 2025


The market in the Estates continues to stay active with a wave of new listings, pricing adjustments, and some properties even returning to market. Whether you're a buyer, seller, or just keeping an eye on the market, here's a snapshot of the latest changes in both residential homes and vacant land.



🏠 Residential Property Activity

This week in North Port residential real estate:

  • 7 New Listings
  • 6 Price Decreases


New Listings Include:

  • Elkrem Ave – 1,536 sq ft | $565,000
  • Tidwell St – 2,311 sq ft | $679,000
  • N Biscayne Dr – 1,989 sq ft | $774,900
  • Buckboard St – 2,584 sq ft | $779,000
  • Albin Ave – 2,510 sq ft | $795,000
  • Tropicaire Blvd – 5,074 sq ft | $944,900
  • Tropicaire Blvd – 2,368 sq ft | $10,000,000 (custom home with commercial nursery on 13.83 acres)


Price Adjustments:
Sellers adjusted pricing on six homes this week—an encouraging sign for buyers seeking value without compromising location or quality.



🌿 Vacant Land Market Update

This week in the North Port land market:

  • 6 New Listings
  • 1 Back on Market
  • 2 Pending Sales
  • 1 Price Increase
  • 1 Canceled Listing


Highlighted New Land Listings:

  • Ponce de Leon Blvd – 2 to <5 acres | $220,000
  • Abdella Ln – 2 to <5 acres | $425,000
  • Longwell Ln – 5 to <10 acres | $499,000
  • Estates Drive – 5 to <10 acres | $500,000
  • Tropicaire Blvd – 2 to <5 acres | $599,000
  • Ulman Ave – 5 to <10 acres | $899,000


Market Movement:

  • A 3-acre parcel on Beedla St is Back on Market, giving buyers another shot at a desirable piece of land.
  • Two properties went pending, showing continued interest in land for future building.
  • One lot saw a price increase, and one was canceled, reminding us how quickly things can shift in today’s market.



As someone who has proudly called the neighboring Woodland Estates home for the past 17 years, I know firsthand what makes this part of North Port such a special place to live. From quiet, tree-lined roads to spacious properties and access to nature, this area offers a unique mix of peace, privacy, and community.

As a fifth-generation Florida native and Associate Broker with Michael Saunders & Company, I bring a deep-rooted understanding of our region—and a passion for helping others find their place in it.


Let’s talk about your goals and how I can help you move forward in today’s market.


– Mike Nabers
Southwest Florida Real Estate Expert
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🏢 Michael Saunders & Company, Boca Grande


By Mike Nabers January 16, 2026
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