Greers Homeland

It's a quiet residential neighborhood with quick access to Sarasota's beaches, downtown, and shopping, which makes it appealing for buyers who want calm without isolation. It's assigned to Fruitville Elementary, McIntosh Middle, and Sarasota High School, and you're a short drive from the coast at Lido Key. It suits people who value location and single-family living over resort-style amenities.

It's moderately priced by Sarasota standards, with a median list price of $482,450 and homes running from $349,000 to $575,000. There are currently no listings above $1M and no waterfront inventory, so it stays below the premium island and downtown tiers. Compared to areas like Indian Beach / Sapphire Shores, it's a more accessible entry into central Sarasota.

The median list price is $482,450, averaging about $316 per square foot on a median home size of 1,613 square feet. The one home sold in the past twelve months closed at $315,000, so pricing spans a real range depending on size and condition. With only four active listings, expect limited choices at any given moment.

It's a fast, low-inventory market — just four active listings and a median of 24.5 days on market. Sellers have been getting about 105% of asking on average, so well-priced homes can draw competitive offers. Buyers should be pre-approved and prepared to move quickly, especially compared to slower-turning pockets like Arlington Park.

There's no reported HOA data for the active listings here, which is typical for an established single-family neighborhood without shared amenities. The median annual property tax runs about $4,033, though your exact bill depends on assessed value and any homestead exemption. Always confirm current figures with your agent before writing an offer.