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Storey Park Real Estate Market Update: June 2026

By Aileen Torres, Broker Associate | Keller Williams Advantage III Realty | Updated June 27, 2026

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If you own a home in Storey Park and you have been watching the market, here is what you need to know right now.

June was a solid month. Seven homes sold. Prices held firm. And one home sold for 4% over asking price, which tells you something important: the right home, priced right, still moves fast in this community.

Let me walk you through exactly what happened in Storey Park this month, what is sitting active, and what it all means if you are thinking about selling.

June 2026 Storey Park Market Snapshot

The sale price range ran from $469,500 on the lower end to $585,000 at the top. Most homes came in at 96% to 100% of asking price. That is a healthy, balanced signal. Sellers are getting close to what they are asking. And buyers are paying it.

Every Home That Sold in Storey Park in June 2026

Here is the complete sold data from Stellar MLS, pulled as of June 27, 2026.

Source: Stellar MLS / RPR, data pulled June 27, 2026. *9787 Introduction Way had a high cumulative days on market figure, reflecting a prior listing period, but ultimately sold 4% above its final list price.

What These Numbers Are Actually Telling You

Here is the thing. When you look at this data, a few patterns stand out.

First, the homes that sold in 7 and 8 days were priced right from the start. The home on Language Way that closed at $585,000 with a 100% SP/LP ratio and only 7 days on market did not get lucky. It was positioned well going in.

Second, the homes with longer days on market (49 to 56 days) still sold, but they sat longer than they needed to. If a home is priced just slightly above where buyers see value, you will feel that delay. It is not fatal, but it costs you momentum.

And here is why that matters: the first two weeks of a listing are your window. That is when buyer interest peaks. After that, traffic drops and offers get lower.

If you want to understand what the best price to list your home really looks like in this market, that article breaks it down in plain terms.

Active Listings and What Is Under Contract Right Now

Ten active listings and six under contract is a meaningful ratio. Nearly as many homes are under contract as actively available. That tells you buyer demand has not dried up. Serious buyers are still making moves.

The price per square foot range on active listings runs from $184 to $251. That is a wide spread. Where you land depends heavily on your home's size, condition, upgrades, and how you compare to what just sold.

If you are wondering what your Storey Park home is worth specifically in 2026, that guide walks through the factors that move the needle most for homes in this community.

How Storey Park Compares to the Broader Lake Nona Market

Storey Park is one of the more accessible communities inside greater Lake Nona, and that continues to work in sellers' favor. The Lennar builds from 2018 through 2024 give buyers newer construction without the new construction price tag.

Compared to gated communities like Eagle Creek or VillageWalk, Storey Park tends to move at a higher volume with a lower per-foot price. Different buyer. Different motivation. But still a legitimate, active market where sellers can do well.

For a broader picture, the Lake Nona Real Estate Market Update for June 2026 covers what is happening across all the communities in the area, including how Storey Park fits into the larger picture.

What This Means If You Are Thinking About Selling

Let me be direct with you.

June was not a blowout month. Seven sales is a real number. It is not frenzied and it is not slow. It is a market where well-prepared, well-priced homes sell, and overpriced or underprepared homes sit.

Here is what I would look at before making any decision:

How does your home compare to the ones that sold? Square footage, bedroom count, upgrades, and condition all factor into whether your home looks more like the $469,500 sale or the $585,000 sale.

How long are you willing to wait? If time matters to you, pricing strategy matters more than you might expect. The difference between 7 days and 56 days often comes down to the starting price.

What is your next move? Most sellers in Storey Park are not just selling a house. They are making a bigger life decision. You do not need to have everything figured out before you start understanding your options.

You can read more about how long it typically takes to sell a home in Lake Nona and what affects that timeline most.

You do not need to figure this out alone. That is exactly what I am here for.

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