Is it a good time to buy a house in Sun Lakes Sub?
Sun Lakes Sub, Sun City Center, FL. A straight answer from licensed MLS data: what buyers actually paid in the last 6 months, how fast, at what share of asking — and how much is for sale today. Updated October 27, 2026.
Single-family homes · Sun Lakes Sub55+
LEANING SELLER
Over the last 6 months in Sun Lakes Sub (Sun City Center), buyers paid a median 94% of the original asking price and 67% of sellers cut price before finding their buyer; 1 is on the market today. Sales are outpacing listings, so leverage is limited — negotiate on inspection and terms more than price.
1for sale now
0under contract
6sold · 6 mo
1months of inventory
60days to contract
$254,500median sold
$149per sq ft
98%of asking
94%of original ask
33% closed at or above the final list price · 67% cut price before selling · 0% went under contract within 14 days · median 94% of the original asking price
Townhouses · Sun Lakes Sub
QUIET POCKET
Over the last 6 months in Sun Lakes Sub (Sun City Center), buyers paid a median 92% of the original asking price and 100% of sellers cut price before finding their buyer; none is on the market today. Few closings to benchmark against — the specific home's condition and time on market decide your leverage.
0for sale now
0under contract
1sold · 6 mo
0months of inventory
17days to contract
$230,000median sold
$152per sq ft
96%of asking
92%of original ask
0% closed at or above the final list price · 100% cut price before selling · 0% went under contract within 14 days · median 92% of the original asking price
Questions buyers in Sun Lakes Sub ask
Is now a good time to buy a house in Sun Lakes Sub?
Over the last 6 months in Sun Lakes Sub (Sun City Center), buyers paid a median 94% of the original asking price and 67% of sellers cut price before finding their buyer; 1 is on the market today. Sales are outpacing listings, so leverage is limited — negotiate on inspection and terms more than price.
How much under asking are buyers paying in Sun Lakes Sub?
The median closed sale went for 94% of the original asking price (98% of the final list price after 67% of sellers cut); 33% still sold at or above the final list.
How much competition will I face in Sun Lakes Sub?
The median house went under contract in 60 days and 0% were gone within two weeks; inventory stands at about 1 months.
What do houses cost in Sun Lakes Sub?
The median closed price over the last 6 months was $254,500 (about 149 per square foot), across 6 sales.
How many houses are for sale in Sun Lakes Sub right now?
As of October 27, 2026, 1 is for sale today.
What should I offer on a home in Sun Lakes Sub?
That depends on the specific home — its condition, market time, and the closings around it. Ari Abdi pulls those numbers before you write the offer; send your details above.
Is now a good time to buy a townhouse in Sun Lakes Sub?
Over the last 6 months in Sun Lakes Sub (Sun City Center), buyers paid a median 92% of the original asking price and 100% of sellers cut price before finding their buyer; none is on the market today. Few closings to benchmark against — the specific home's condition and time on market decide your leverage.
How much under asking are buyers paying in Sun Lakes Sub?
The median closed sale went for 92% of the original asking price (96% of the final list price after 100% of sellers cut); 0% still sold at or above the final list.
How much competition will I face in Sun Lakes Sub?
The median townhouse went under contract in 17 days and 0% were gone within two weeks; inventory stands at about 0 months.
What do townhouses cost in Sun Lakes Sub?
The median closed price over the last 6 months was $230,000 (about 152 per square foot), across 1 sale.
How many townhouses are for sale in Sun Lakes Sub right now?
As of October 27, 2026, none are for sale today.
What should I offer on a home in Sun Lakes Sub?
That depends on the specific home — its condition, market time, and the closings around it. Ari Abdi pulls those numbers before you write the offer; send your details above.
Before you offer, I'll pull the actual closings around the home you're watching — what comparable buyers really paid, how long it sat, and how much leverage you have. No obligation, no pressure.