West Port Sub, Port Richey, FL. A straight answer from licensed MLS data: what sold 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 · West Port Sub
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8 houses sold in West Port Sub (Port Richey) in the last 6 months at a median 109 days to contract and 98% of the final asking price; 15 are for sale today, 5 more are under contract. That is about 11.1 months of inventory — listing into it means competing on price unless you need to move.
15for sale now
5under contract
8sold · 6 mo
11.1months of inventory
109days to contract
$335,000median sold
$210per sq ft
98%of asking
25% closed at or above the final list price · 50% cut price before selling · 13% went under contract within 14 days · median 93% of the original asking price
Questions sellers in West Port Sub ask
Is now a good time to sell a house in West Port Sub?
8 houses sold in West Port Sub (Port Richey) in the last 6 months at a median 109 days to contract and 98% of the final asking price; 15 are for sale today, 5 more are under contract. That is about 11.1 months of inventory — listing into it means competing on price unless you need to move.
How long does it take to sell a house in West Port Sub?
Over the last 6 months the median house in West Port Sub went under contract in 109 days, and 13% were under contract within two weeks.
Do sellers in West Port Sub get their asking price?
The median sale closed at 98% of the final list price and 93% of the original asking price; 25% sold at or above list and 50% reduced the price before selling.
What do houses sell for in West Port Sub?
The median closed price over the last 6 months was $335,000 (about $210 per square foot), across 8 sales.
How many houses are for sale in West Port Sub right now?
As of October 27, 2026, 15 are for sale today and 5 are under contract.
What would my home in West Port Sub sell for?
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Public pages can't carry a valuation of your specific home — the MLS licence doesn't allow it, and a number without seeing the house isn't worth much anyway. Leave your details and I'll run the analysis personally, against these same closings.