If you're thinking about moving to the Ormond Beach area, one of your first questions is probably pretty simple:
What can I actually get for my money?
Recently, I spent the day showing buyers several homes priced under $500,000, and I thought it was a great example of just how different your options can be at the same general price point.
We looked at new construction. We looked at older homes that had been beautifully updated. And we looked at different locations and neighborhoods.
That's one of the things I enjoy about helping buyers here. There isn't one answer to "What does $500,000 buy in Ormond Beach?"
Over the three months ending August 2026, the median sale price in Ormond Beach was approximately $380,000.
That means buyers with a budget approaching $500,000...
When people tell me they're thinking about moving to Ormond Beach, there's one place I think they should see before deciding where they want to live.
And surprisingly, it isn't the beach.
It's The Loop.
If you've only visited Ormond Beach on vacation, you probably know A1A, the ocean, Granada Boulevard and some of our restaurants and shops.
But drive just a little farther and Ormond Beach starts looking completely different.
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