Florida Deed Data Shows $550,000 Gap Between Only Two Disclosed Sale Prices in June

FLORIDA -- Nine deeds were recorded in Florida during the period from June 6 through July 5, 2026, but only two carried disclosed sale prices, limiting the picture of market activity this month.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Nine transactions were recorded during the period. Of those, only two disclosed a consideration amount: $11,939 and $562,985. With just two disclosed prices, a statistically meaningful median cannot be calculated; the figures on record span an unusually wide range. The volume of nine recordings in a small rural town represents a moderately active filing period, though the near-total absence of disclosed prices makes it difficult to characterize market conditions with precision.
• TOP SALES
• The highest disclosed sale was at 31 Monroe Rd, recorded June 8, with a consideration of $562,985. The sellers were Michael Marran Jr. and Eileen T. Marran; the buyer of record is Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and Mortgage Research Center LLC, indicating the recorded instrument reflects a financing transaction. A second deed for the same property — 31 Monroe Rd, referencing Deed Book 1919, Page 891 — was recorded the same day by the same sellers, with no price disclosed, suggesting the transfer and its associated mortgage were recorded separately. The only other disclosed-price transaction was 99 Stryker Rd, which recorded a consideration of $11,939 on June 17; the buyer of record is Midland Funding LLC, a debt-acquisition firm.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Monroe Road accounts for two of the nine recorded deeds, both tied to the 31 Monroe Rd address filed on June 8, plus a separate transaction at 147 Monroe Rd recorded June 25. The remaining six deeds are spread across Tilda Hill Road, Church Road, Stryker Road, South Street, and Moores Road, with no other street appearing more than once. No meaningful price-tier grouping is possible given that only two of nine transactions carry disclosed amounts.
• MARKET NOTES
• Several transactions in this dataset follow patterns commonly associated with non-arm's-length or institutional transfers rather than open-market sales. The 99 Stryker Rd deed lists Midland Funding LLC — a debt purchaser — as buyer, and the $11,939 consideration is consistent with a judgment or lien-related transfer rather than a conventional property sale. At 70 South St, the buyer list includes both Chase B. Lewis and Joan M. Lewis, who is also the seller, suggesting an intra-family or estate-related conveyance. The deed at 55 Moores Rd transferred to Massachusetts Electric Co. and Verizon New England Inc., indicating a utility easement or right-of-way recording. The Florida Town appears as seller in one undisclosed transaction, pointing to a municipal transfer. At 119 Church Rd, MountainOne Bank is the seller, which may reflect a foreclosure-related conveyance. None of these observations carry disclosed prices, and no speculation about underlying motivations is warranted beyond what the deed records show. Buyers and sellers should treat the two disclosed prices with caution as representations of general market value.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 8 - Jun 14

Jun 15 - Jun 21

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.