Brevard County Real Estate Market Report 2026: Space Coast Home Prices, Trends & City-by-City Breakdown

Every year I get the same set of questions from buyers, sellers, and out-of-state relocators: Is now a good time to buy in Brevard County? Are prices still going up? Where is the best value on the Space Coast right now? This report is my annual attempt to give those questions a real answer — not a generic market summary recycled from a national platform, but a ground-level look at what is actually happening across every major community from Titusville to Melbourne Beach.

I’m Carrie Liotta, a REALTOR® with Boardwalk Realty. I work with buyers, sellers, investors, and military families across the Space Coast every week. What I write here is what I would tell my own clients sitting across the table.

The short version for 2026: Brevard County is a stabilized, balanced market with tight single-family inventory, a softening condo segment, continued relocation demand from the aerospace and defense sectors, and wide variation in price and momentum depending on which city and property type you are evaluating. The era of 20% year-over-year appreciation is behind us, but Brevard is performing better than most of coastal Florida. The opportunities are real — if you know where to look.

Brevard County 2026 Market Snapshot

The headline numbers, sourced from the Space Coast Association of REALTORS (SCAR) and Realtor.com Economic Research as of May/June 2026:

Sources: Space Coast Association of REALTORS April 2026 monthly report; Realtor.com Economic Research May 2026 county data; Redfin Brevard County 3-month trailing data through April 2026; PropertyFocus June 2026.

What those numbers tell me on the ground: this is a balanced market with a slight buyer lean. Sellers still hold meaningful pricing power in the single-family segment, where inventory at 3.7 months is genuinely tight. But buyers have more negotiating room than they did in 2021–2022, homes sit longer, and the era of offers above asking on every listing is over for most of the county. The luxury and waterfront segment — covered below — tells a different story.

What Is Driving the 2026 Space Coast Market

Aerospace and Defense Employment

SpaceX operates one of the world’s busiest launch facilities at Cape Canaveral and has maintained aggressive hiring cycles on the Space Coast. Blue Origin is expanding at Launch Complex 36. The Kennedy Space Center ecosystem — NASA contractors, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and dozens of smaller firms — continues to be one of the most stable employment anchors in Florida. Engineers, program managers, and technical professionals relocating to Patrick Space Force Base or the KSC corridor are consistently among my most active buyer clients. This employment base puts a floor under demand in a way that pure seasonal or retiree markets do not.

Patrick Space Force Base

PSFB’s mission growth creates a steady inflow of military families. BAH for Brevard County has increased as the DoD adjusts for rising local housing costs. Military buyers are often the most prepared clients I work with — they have done the research, they know their timeline, and they are motivated to act. The Patrick market has its own micro-dynamics covered in the relocation section below.

In-Migration from High-Cost States

Florida continues to receive net in-migration from the Northeast, Midwest, and California. Brevard County benefits from secondary overflow from buyers priced out of Sarasota or the Tampa Bay market. The work-from-home buyer segment, while smaller than its 2020–2022 peak, remains active.

Insurance and Affordability Pressure

Florida’s property insurance market continues to be the biggest headwind for buyers. Homeowners insurance in Brevard County varies significantly by flood zone, home age, and construction type. On a coastal or barrier island property, insurance can run $4,000–$12,000 or more annually — and that number now factors heavily into buyer qualification and purchase decisions. Buyers need to budget for insurance before they can honestly evaluate what they can afford. For a full city-by-city insurance cost breakdown, see: What Does Homeowners Insurance Cost in Brevard County in 2026?

Interest Rate Environment

Mortgage rates in 2026 remain elevated compared to the historic lows of 2020–2021. Cash buyers — who account for a significant share of Brevard transactions — are largely insulated from rate pressure. The cash sale share of Brevard single-family closings is meaningful (per SCAR data, cash sales declined modestly in Q1 2026 but remain a substantial portion of closed transactions), which partially explains why prices have held even as financed demand has softened.

City-by-City Market Breakdown

Brevard County is not one market. It is a collection of micro-markets with meaningfully different price points, buyer profiles, inventory levels, and investment characteristics. The table below uses the latest available median listing and sold price data. All figures reflect Realtor.com listing data (May 2026) and/or 12-month sold medians from MLS/PropertyFocus records unless otherwise noted.

Sources: Realtor.com listing price medians May 2026; Melbourne Beach and Indialantic from PropertyFocus 12-month sold median data (June 2026); Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach are estimates based on market context — verify at Realtor.com city pages or SCAR. Rent figures from Realtor.com May 2026.

City Narratives

Merritt Island

Merritt Island continues to be one of the most sought-after communities on the Space Coast. It sits between the Indian River Lagoon and the Banana River, making waterfront access available at every price point. Proximity to KSC, strong schools, and a local feel that master-planned communities cannot replicate make it a consistent top choice. Inventory is limited. Well-priced homes move quickly. For buyers considering waterfront options, see: Merritt Island Waterfront Costs: What Buyers Need to Know. And for the canal-access deep dive: Canal-Front Property in Merritt Island.

Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral

These markets are inextricably linked by their condo-heavy property mix and barrier island geography. The high price-per-square-foot numbers ($350 in Cocoa Beach, $267 in Cape Canaveral) reflect oceanfront and ocean-view condo concentration. Florida’s SB 4-D legislation — the milestone inspection and reserve funding requirements passed after the Surfside collapse — is directly affecting older buildings here. Buildings with large deferred maintenance backlogs or underfunded reserves are seeing resale price compression and buyer hesitancy. Full breakdown: Are Cocoa Beach Condos Still a Good Investment After SB 4-D?

Viera

Viera ranks among the top master-planned communities in the United States and remains the Space Coast’s most active market for families relocating from out of state. At $439,000 median and $239/sqft, it sits at a premium to the county — earned by top-ranked schools, managed amenities, low crime, and new construction availability on the western side. The east/west divide explained: Viera East vs. Viera Central vs. Viera West. New construction options covered here: Viera Builders: A Good Fit for Relocating Buyers?

Palm Bay

Palm Bay is the county’s highest-volume market and most affordable entry point for single-family homeownership. At $349,000 median and $195/sqft, buyers get the most house per dollar. Palm Bay is where I send buyers priced out of Melbourne or Rockledge, and where I counsel investors looking at new construction in active growth corridors. The trade-off: longer commutes to KSC/PSFB and a less established feel in the newest sections.

Titusville

At $289,950 median, Titusville is the most affordable city on this list. Access to KSC’s north gate, rocket launch views from local waterfront parks, and a small-town culture with improving downtown infrastructure make it an early-stage value play. Buyers with flexibility and a longer time horizon should look here.

Barrier Island Luxury: Melbourne Beach, Indialantic, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach

These four barrier island communities represent the premium residential end of the county’s oceanside market. Melbourne Beach ($658,000 median sold) and Indialantic ($603,000) are high-equity, high-cash-buyer markets with very limited inventory. Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach sit between Cocoa Beach and Indialantic in both geography and price point, with strong school systems and significant Patrick SFB buyer demand. For waterfront and barrier island specifics, see: Satellite Beach Waterfront Homes.

Inventory Trends

Inventory is the most important structural force in this market. Active listings county-wide have fallen 11.9% year-over-year to approximately 8,183 homes. Single-family home supply at 3.7 months is below the 5–6 months typically considered a balanced market, meaning sellers retain pricing power even in a slower overall sales environment.

The condo segment is different. At 7.2 months’ supply, the condo/townhome market sits closer to buyer-favorable territory. The SB 4-D inspection and reserve requirements have created hesitancy in older buildings; rising HOA and special assessment costs have pushed some owners to list; and investor-owned rental units are coming to market as landlords reassess cash flow math under current rent and insurance conditions.

New listings entering the market declined 9.2% in April 2026 compared to April 2025, continuing the trend of homeowners choosing to hold rather than sell into a market where their existing mortgage rate (often 3–4%) is far below current replacement rates. This “rate lock” effect is real and is one of the primary reasons inventory has not rebounded to 2018–2019 levels despite price moderation.

Source: Space Coast Association of REALTORS April 2026 monthly housing statistics.

Days on Market

Brevard County homes sat on the market for a median of 62–64 days through April 2026, slightly longer than the prior year. This is meaningfully longer than the frenzied 2021–2022 market, when well-priced homes received multiple offers within days. It reflects normalization, not distress.

The practical implication for buyers: you have more time to think, more opportunity to conduct proper inspections, and more room to negotiate on price, closing costs, and repairs. For sellers: overpriced homes now sit visibly. The market rewards accurate pricing from day one.

The 97% sale-to-list ratio tells the companion story: homes that are correctly priced still sell close to asking. The haircut is modest. Sellers who price with current comparables will close successfully. Those chasing a 2022 price in a 2026 market will sit.

Sources: Redfin Brevard County April 2026 trailing data; Realtor.com May 2026 county summary.

Single-Family vs. Condo: Two Markets in 2026

The divergence between single-family and condo performance is the defining characteristic of the 2026 Brevard market.

Single-Family Homes

The single-family market has held price support remarkably well. The Q1 2026 median sold price was $370,000, down just 1.1% from Q1 2025. April 2026 held flat at $375,000. Supply at 3.7 months is restrictive. Closed sales in March 2026 were up 7.2% year-over-year with 935 transactions. This is not a struggling market — it has decelerated from an unsustainable pace but retained its fundamental pricing.

Condos and Townhomes

The Q1 2026 median sold price of $270,000 represented an 8.5% decline from Q1 2025. March 2026 saw condo prices drop 11.0% year-over-year to $275,000 — even as condo closed sales actually increased 11.5% in March and 7.1% for the full quarter. More sales happening at lower prices signals buyers finding value while the market reprices this segment.

The SB 4-D dynamic is central to this divergence. Buildings built before 1995 that face underfunded reserves are seeing meaningful price compression. Buyers who understand how to evaluate association financials can find real value here that the average buyer is walking past. Full analysis: Are Cocoa Beach Condos Still a Good Investment After SB 4-D?

Sources: Space Coast Association of REALTORS Q1 2026 and March 2026 housing statistics, as reported by Space Coast Daily April 2026.

Waterfront Market Trends

Brevard County’s waterfront story is multi-layered: oceanfront and ocean-view properties on the barrier islands, Indian River Lagoon and Banana River waterfront on Merritt Island and the mainland, and freshwater canal and lakefront properties scattered throughout the county.

Oceanfront and direct waterfront properties have shown the most price resilience in 2026. High cash buyer concentration — particularly in the luxury oceanfront segment of Melbourne Beach, Indialantic, and Cocoa Beach — means rate sensitivity is lower and demand from high-net-worth buyers has remained consistent. The January 2026 Brevard MLS data pointed to continued strength in luxury waterfront sales even as the broader market showed price normalization. That pattern has held through Q1 and into Q2 2026.

The Indian River Lagoon waterfront market on Merritt Island — where homes sit on canals, rivers, and direct Lagoon frontage — has been active and selective. Buyers here are increasingly sophisticated about flood zone designations, insurance costs, and dock/lift permitting. For a full waterfront cost and risk breakdown: Merritt Island Waterfront Costs: What Buyers Need to Know. And for seawall specifics: Are Seawalls in Brevard County Worth It?

One critical consideration for all waterfront buyers in 2026: FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0 methodology prices flood insurance on the specific property rather than just the zone. This can produce meaningfully different insurance costs between two adjacent waterfront homes. Always get an insurance quote before going under contract. For a full explanation of FEMA map changes: New FEMA Flood Maps for Brevard County: What Buyers Need to Know.

Luxury Market Trends

Brevard County’s luxury segment — broadly defined as $700,000 and above — has been one of the market’s more interesting stories in 2026. Where the entry-to-mid market has seen modest price softening and longer days on market, the luxury segment continues to attract executive-level relocators and cash buyers.

High-income professionals relocating from Tampa, Miami, New York, and California are discovering that $900,000 to $1.2 million buys a meaningfully different property on the Space Coast than in the markets they are leaving. A riverfront estate on Merritt Island or an oceanfront home in Melbourne Beach that would cost $3–5 million in comparable Florida coastal markets is accessible here at a fraction of the price. This discovery dynamic has driven activity in the $700K–$1.5M segment throughout 2026.

Specific luxury pockets:

• Melbourne Beach oceanfront — Median around $658,000, with trophy properties regularly trading above $1.5M
• Indialantic riverfront estates — Banana River and Indian River Lagoon frontage with large lots
• Merritt Island canal and Lagoon properties — Wide price range depending on waterfront type, access, and dock configuration
• Suntree/Rockledge golf course estates — Baytree National Golf Links and adjacent neighborhoods; see: Luxury Real Estate Near Patrick Space Force Base
• West Viera luxury new construction — New builds in the $700K–$1M+ range on premium lots

New Construction Trends

New construction remains one of the most active segments of the Brevard County market in 2026. The key distinction from the pandemic-era building frenzy: builders are now offering concessions — rate buydowns, closing cost credits, and design center upgrades — that were not available in 2021–2022. This makes new construction comparatively more attractive today.

Where Builders Are Active

• Viera West — The most active new construction market in the county. Pulte, Lennar, and GHO continue to deliver communities along the Stadium Parkway corridor. Prices start in the mid-$400Ks and extend well past $700K for premium lots. Full guide: Viera Builders: A Good Fit for Relocating Buyers?
• Palm Bay southwest corridor — The highest-volume entry-level new construction market, with production homes in the $280K–$380K range.
• West Melbourne — Mid-range growth corridor along Minton Road and adjacent subdivisions, with new SF homes in the $375K–$500K range.
• Del Webb at Viera (Viera East) — Pulte’s active adult new construction community, starting around $500K with HOA in the $319–$384/month range. See the full 55+ community comparison: Best 55+ Communities in Brevard County 2026.
• Titusville growth areas — Emerging new construction pipeline along US-1 and Garden Street, where land prices support entry-level new builds.

Builder concessions note: Rate buydowns to the 5–6% range are common on financed transactions. Always run the full carrying cost — mortgage + HOA + CDD + insurance + taxes — before comparing new vs. resale. CDD assessments in Viera West can add $400–$700/month to your total monthly cost.

Builder and community data: Viera.com; RCLCO 2025 Top-Selling Master-Planned Communities report; SCAR member portal active new home listings.

Buyer Takeaways for 2026

1. Get insurance quotes before you make an offer. In today’s Florida insurance environment, the cost on a specific property can change your entire affordability picture. Get quotes on any home before you go under contract.
2. Know your flood zone. The FEMA flood zone designation determines whether you will need flood insurance and at what cost under Risk Rating 2.0. X zones are dramatically different from AE zones. This is not optional research. Full guide: New FEMA Flood Maps for Brevard County.
3. Negotiate — the window is open. Homes are sitting 62–64 days median and selling at 97% of asking. You have room to negotiate price, closing costs, repairs, and seller concessions.
4. Understand the true carrying cost. HOA, CDD assessment, homeowners insurance, flood insurance, and property taxes all layer on top of your mortgage payment. In Brevard County, the gap between your mortgage and your total monthly cost can be substantial.
5. Single-family has better pricing support than condos. If wealth preservation and equity growth are the goals, SF is more defensible right now. Condos can still be good investments, but you need to evaluate association financials and SB 4-D compliance before buying.
6. Down payment assistance exists. Florida’s Hometown Heroes program offers significant assistance for qualifying first-time buyers. See: Florida’s Hometown Heroes Program — What Brevard County Buyers Can Get in 2026.

Seller Takeaways for 2026

1. Price it right from day one. The 97% sale-to-list ratio means correctly priced homes sell. The homes sitting at 90+ days are consistently overpriced relative to current comparables. The data is unambiguous.
2. Presentation matters more than it did at peak. In a market with 64-day average DOM, buyers are comparing. Professional photography, pre-listing inspections, and strategic staging pay off.
3. Cash buyers are still active, especially above $500K and in waterfront segments. Positioning and marketing for cash buyers is a distinct strategy.
4. Inventory is on your side. At 3.7 months’ supply (SF), you are not selling into a buyer’s market. Correctly priced product moves.
5. Hurricane season is not a seller’s friend. June 1 through November 30, buyer activity typically slows during active storm season. The spring window — February through May — is historically Brevard’s strongest selling season.

Investor Takeaways for 2026

1. Short-term rental rules vary enormously by city. Before buying with STR intent, verify current regulations in that specific jurisdiction. Full breakdown: Short-Term Rental Rules in Brevard County by City (2026).
2. Long-term rental yields are compressed. Median rent is flat at $2,100/month year-over-year. Gross cap rates on standard SF rentals typically run 4–6% before insurance, maintenance, and vacancy. This market requires careful underwriting.
3. Palm Bay is the highest-volume entry-level investor market. Lowest price/sqft ($195), active builder pipeline, and rental demand from KSC/PSFB workers creates a longer-term buy-and-hold case in the southwest growth corridor.
4. Condo investors need more due diligence than ever. Before buying any condo for investment, review the most recent reserve study, 24 months of HOA meeting minutes, and the building’s milestone inspection status.
5. The military rental market is reliable. Military families PCSing to Patrick SFB are a consistent rental tenant base — professionally employed, rent-paying, and typically seeking 12–24 month leases aligned with assignment timelines. For the full PSFB relocation picture: Patrick SFB BAH vs. Real Brevard County Rents in 2026.

Relocation Buyer Takeaways for 2026

“Who is the best real estate agent in Merritt Island Florida? After working with Carrie Liotta, I can confidently say she’s the top Merritt Island realtor for families relocating to the Space Coast. She helped us relocate from out of state by answering every question: ‘What are Merritt Island schools like?’ ‘Where should I live near Kennedy Space Center?’ ‘What’s the cost of waterfront homes in Brevard County?’ Carrie’s expertise in Space Coast real estate, Merritt Island property values, Cocoa Beach area communities, and Cape Canaveral neighborhoods made our home search easy and successful.”

— Five-star Google review

1. Research neighborhoods before you visit. Brevard County is 72 miles long. Cocoa Beach is not Melbourne Beach. Merritt Island is not Palm Bay. Know which communities match your lifestyle, commute, budget, and school priorities before you arrive. Compare communities: Viera vs. Merritt Island: The Real Differences.
2. School zones are address-specific. Verify every address at Brevard Public Schools before committing to a neighborhood. Do not assume school assignment from a community name.
3. Map your commute before you shop. Brevard County has limited highway redundancy. If you are commuting to KSC or PSFB, map your specific route from each neighborhood at the time of day you would be driving it. For SpaceX and Blue Origin workers: SpaceX, Blue Origin and KSC Worker Neighborhoods 2026.
4. Florida has no state income tax. Your effective take-home pay will be higher than in most states you are relocating from. Factor this into your housing budget calculation.
5. Budget for insurance from the start. Many relocators are shocked by Florida homeowners insurance costs. Get quotes before you set your purchase budget, not after you have fallen in love with a specific home.
6. Military buyers: stack your benefits. VA loans combined with Florida’s Hometown Heroes program can put military buyers in a first home with minimal cash to close. For PSFB military families, see: Best Neighborhoods Near Patrick SFB Without the Flood Zone Risk.

What to Watch in Q3 2026

• Hurricane season activity. Active hurricane season (June 1–November 30) historically slows buyer activity for 2–4 weeks after a named storm threat and can create a brief window of seller flexibility. Patient buyers can be opportunistic in late summer.
• Federal Reserve rate decisions. Any meaningful downward movement in the federal funds rate would reduce mortgage rates and potentially unlock a new wave of financed buyer activity. Watch the Fed’s July and September 2026 FOMC meetings.
• SB 4-D compliance deadlines. Florida’s mandatory condo inspection and reserve funding requirements have ongoing timelines. Buildings approaching or missing deadlines will see additional listing pressure as association-level distress creates seller motivation.
• SpaceX and Blue Origin hiring. Launch cadence and headcount at both facilities directly correlates with relocation buyer demand in the north Brevard and Merritt Island corridors.
• Insurance market developments. Any meaningful new insurer entries or legislative changes to Florida’s property insurance market will affect buyer qualification and affordability county-wide.
• New construction delivery pipeline. Builder delivery timelines in West Viera and Palm Bay affect resale inventory dynamics. Increased new home delivery can soften resale competition; delays or builder pullback can do the opposite.

Frequently Asked Questions: Brevard County Real Estate 2026

Is the Brevard County real estate market going up or down in 2026?

It is essentially flat on single-family homes — the April 2026 median sold price of $375,000 is unchanged year-over-year per SCAR data. Condos have seen modest price softening, down 8.5% in Q1 2026. The market is balanced to slightly buyer-favorable. It is not crashing and it is not surging — it is stabilized.

What is the median home price in Brevard County in 2026?

The countywide median sold price is approximately $358,000–$375,000 depending on the trailing period and source. Single-family homes have a median around $375,000. Condos/townhomes sit around $270,000–$286,000. City-level medians range from $289,950 (Titusville) to $658,000 (Melbourne Beach).

What is the most affordable city in Brevard County to buy a home in 2026?

Titusville at $289,950 median listing price. Cocoa ($336,000) and Palm Bay ($349,000) are also among the most accessible, with Palm Bay offering the most affordable single-family new construction in the county.

Where are the most expensive neighborhoods in Brevard County?

Melbourne Beach ($658,000 median), Indialantic ($603,000), Merritt Island ($499,000), and Cocoa Beach ($475,000) are the county’s highest-priced markets. Trophy waterfront properties in all of these locations trade well above these medians.

Is now a good time to buy in Brevard County?

For the right buyer with a multi-year time horizon, yes. You have more negotiating room than at any point since 2019. Homes sit longer, seller concessions are available, and single-family inventory is still tight enough that well-priced homes are not sitting forever. The biggest buyer risks are insurance affordability and rate sensitivity — both manageable with proper pre-planning.

How is the Cocoa Beach condo market doing in 2026?

Condo sales volume is up, but median prices have softened. SB 4-D legislation continues to weigh on older buildings with unresolved inspection and reserve requirements. Buildings with solid financials are performing reasonably well. Buildings with pending special assessments or reserve shortfalls face significant buyer resistance. Full breakdown: Are Cocoa Beach Condos Still a Good Investment After SB 4-D?

Are there still good investment properties available in Brevard County?

Yes, with more discipline required than in 2020–2022. Short-term rental regulations vary significantly by city. Long-term rental yields are compressed. The best investment cases are entry-level new construction in Palm Bay’s growth corridors for long-term hold, military-market rentals near Satellite Beach/PSFB, and well-priced condos in buildings with strong association financials that the market has discounted due to SB 4-D uncertainty.

What are the best neighborhoods for families relocating to Brevard County?

Viera for school quality, safety, and infrastructure. Merritt Island for established neighborhoods with waterfront access. Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach for Patrick SFB families. Rockledge and West Melbourne for value-focused families with school priorities. See the full comparison: The Honest Neighborhood-by-Neighborhood Guide to Viera.

Does Brevard County have a luxury real estate market?

Yes, and it is underappreciated nationally. The entry point for luxury in Brevard is roughly $700,000 — significantly below comparable coastal Florida markets. Melbourne Beach, Indialantic, and premium Merritt Island waterfront properties trade regularly above $1 million.

How do I find out what my Brevard County home is worth in 2026?

Have a local REALTOR run a current CMA using recent closed sales in your specific neighborhood and property type. Online AVM tools are directionally useful but often miss condition, flood zone, and update factors that move value significantly in Brevard’s varied market. Request a no-pressure CMA — I will give you a straight answer.

Source List

• Space Coast Association of REALTORS — Monthly Housing Statistics (April 2026, Q1 2026)
• Realtor.com — Brevard County Market Report (May 2026)
• Redfin — Brevard County Housing Market Data (April 2026)
• Space Coast Daily — Brevard Housing Market March and Q1 2026
• PropertyFocus — Brevard County Market Overview (June 2026)
• Brevard Public Schools — Attendance Boundary Maps
• Viera.com — Community Data and Neighborhood Information
• Florida Today — Brevard County Real Estate Market Database

Quarterly update checklist: Update county-wide median sold price and days on market from SCAR monthly release. Update city-level medians from Realtor.com. Refresh inventory (months’ supply) for SF and condo. Update “what to watch” for following quarter. Review all internal links for new relevant posts. Publish updated version at this same URL. Update “Last updated” date. Submit to Google Search Console for indexing. Post GBP update linking to this page.

If you have read this far and are trying to figure out where you fit in this market — as a buyer, seller, investor, or someone thinking about making the Space Coast home — I would love to have a real conversation. Not a pitch. A conversation where I share what I actually know about this market and help you figure out your next move.

Join my private Facebook group, Moving to Brevard County Florida, where I answer questions from Space Coast movers every day. Or reach out directly — your next chapter starts here.

By Carrie Liotta, Space Coast REALTOR®
Boardwalk Realty | Brevard County, Florida
Published June 1, 2026 | Updated quarterly