Kenneth City Housing Update: Active Listings Hold Steady as Rents Show Mixed Signals
Kenneth City, FL – March 24, 2026 – Inventory remains active with 30+ listings while rents range from $1,297 to $2,200, reflecting mixed trends.
Top takeaways
- About 35 homes are currently listed for sale.
- Median listing price sits around $129,900.
- Average rents range from roughly $1,297 to $2,200, depending on property type.
Kenneth City is heading into the spring market with steady for-sale inventory and varied rental trends. Buyers have a mix of single-family homes, condos and townhomes to choose from, while renters are seeing different price signals depending on the data source and unit type.
For-sale market snapshot
There are about 35 active listings in town, spanning entry-level condos to larger four-bedroom homes. Recent asking prices range from around $61,000 for smaller condos to the mid-$500,000s for larger properties with upgrades or waterfront features. Realtor.com reports a median listing price near $129,900, reflecting the continued presence of lower-priced condo inventory alongside higher-priced single-family homes.
With this level of selection, buyers have options across price points, particularly in attached housing and 55+ style communities common in the area.
Rental trends
Rental data shows mixed movement. Zillow reports an average rent of about $2,200 as of early February 2026, with limited available units. RentCafe places the average apartment rent at $1,572, up roughly 10% year over year. Apartments.com shows an average closer to $1,297 per month, down 1.8% from a year earlier.
The variation suggests differences by property type and sample size, but overall rents remain below national averages while still elevated compared with prior years.
What to watch this spring
- Price adjustments on older condo inventory.
- Competition for updated single-family homes under $400,000.
- Rental availability, which remains limited in town.
Are you seeing more price cuts, faster sales, or tighter rentals in your neighborhood?
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