The Villages · Sumter County · Stellar MLS

Your Villages listings and comps, in the AI app you already use.

The Villages is my neighbor market — I'm an AI engineer one county over, and I connect your brokerage's own MLS data feed to ChatGPT or Claude, privately and under your own license. From designer homes near Lake Sumter Landing to acreage outside Bushnell, you ask in plain English and the answer comes from your MLS's actual data.

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One question in. A full brief back.

You ask in plain English, in the chat app you already use. The assistant answers from your MLS feed — like this:

Prep me for tomorrow's listing appointment at 1512 Mira Vista Loop, The Villages.

The reply, a few seconds later:

Listing appointment brief — 1512 Mira Vista Loop, The Villages

The property. 3 bed / 2 bath designer · 1,634 sqft · built 2016 · bond paid. Last sold March 2021 for $342,000 — 19 days on market, 98.1% of list.

CompSold$/sqftDOM
Village of Virginia Trace$438,000$2549
Village of Hadley$441,000$2597

Six closed designer comps land at a median $429,500 · $250/sqft · 11 days — at the median rate this house pencils to about $409K.

What you'd be up against: a same-model designer at $415,000 that has already cut $10,000 and sat 38 days, and a larger one fresh on the market at $429,000. List at $409,900 and you're the sharpest-priced designer in the cart-ride radius.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records.

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Listing appointment brief — 1512 Mira Vista Loop, The Villages

The property. 3 bed / 2 bath designer · 1,634 sqft · built 2016 · bond paid. Last sold March 2021 for $342,000 — 19 days on market, 98.1% of list price. No price changes during that listing.

Closed comps. Five designer sales inside 6 months within a short cart ride of Lake Sumter Landing; the sixth needed the window widened to 9 months — noted rather than quietly padded in:

LocationSold$/sqftDOM
Village of Virginia Trace$438,000$2549
Village of Amelia$425,500$24814
Village of Hadley$441,000$2597
Village of Sunset Pointe$419,900$24318
Village of Duval$432,000$25111
Village of Caroline (9-mo)$427,000$24911

Median of the set: $429,500 sold · $250/sqft · 11 days on market. At the median rate, 1,634 sqft pencils to about $409K. Five of the six closed in two weeks or less.

The competition you'd list against. A same-model designer two streets over asking $415,000 after a $10,000 cut, 38 days and counting; a larger designer fresh on the market at $429,000. Price above $420K and you're chasing the fresher, bigger house. At $409,900 you're the sharpest-priced designer inside the cart-ride radius with the comps at your back.

Market position. The south end's median days-on-market has fallen from 34 to 27 over the past year, with months of supply down from 3.9 to 3.1. Turnkey designers under $450K are the fastest-moving band — and this one sits squarely in it.

What the record doesn't carry. The competitors' bond status. Yours is paid — real money a buyer doesn't have to finance, and most listings never make that math explicit. Lead the marketing with it.

Talking points. The sellers bought at $342K in 2021 — frame the conversation around a roughly $68K gain in four years. Golf-cart access to Lake Sumter Landing shows best from the air (the working system attaches an aerial view) — use it.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records. The working system answers from your brokerage's own MLS feed.
Offer read — patio villa listed at $274,900, The Villages

Short answer: credible price, not a bargain — I'd open below it.

The bracket. Same-model patio villas on the market right now: one at $271,900 — down $12,000 from its original ask, 45 days in — and one fresh on the market last week at $284,000. Your subject sits between them at $274,900, 30 days in with no cut yet: $3,000 above a motivated, identical competitor.

Closed support. The nearest same-model sale closed at $286,000 — 97.6% of its final $293,000 ask, but only 94.7% of the $302,000 it started at. The cut history is the tell: sellers in this band get their number only after meeting the market.

Sample honesty. Three closed sales of this floorplan in the last 24 months — the medians are directional; the live competition carries this read.

The play. Open at $262–265K and let the identical competitor at $271,900 do the arguing. The data supports settling around $268–273K. What moves the number: bond balance and roof/HVAC age — neither is in the MLS record; get both before writing the offer.

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Comparable sales — 3/2 with pool, SE Ocala, under $400K

Five matches in the last 6 months:

AddressSold$/sqftDOM
4610 SE 44th Ave$372,000$19211
5030 SE 38th St$389,900$1989
4415 SE 41st Ct$358,500$18621
5211 SE 44th Ter$379,000$19515
4738 SE 40th Pl$365,000$18918

Read: pool homes in this band are averaging 15 days to contract and carrying a $6–9K premium over comparable non-pool sales. Median $/sqft for the set: $192.

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Land comps — ~10 acres, CR-475 corridor

Four sales in the last 12 months:

ParcelSold$/acreDOM
11.2 ac, fenced pasture$312,000$27,90044
8.7 ac, wooded$265,000$30,50061
10.0 ac, improved$289,500$29,00037
12.5 ac, raw$340,000$27,20089

Read: the corridor is trading at $27–30K per acre; fenced and improved pasture sells at the top of the range and roughly twice as fast as raw land. Acreage comps band on lot size and $/acre — not livable square footage.

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The Villages — sold last month

214 closings. Median sold price $389,000 · median 21 days on market, down from 26 the month before · sales closed at 96.8% of list on average.

Speed: homes south of SR-44 moved fastest; anything turnkey under $400K averaged under two weeks. 38 sales closed above list.

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Inventory trend — Sugarmill Woods, 12 months

Active listings: 84 a year ago → 71 today (−15%). Months of supply: 4.1 → 3.2. Median days on market: 45 → 38. New listings holding steady around 22/month.

Read: supply is tightening — sellers are gaining leverage, especially under $350K where the drawdown is concentrated.

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Comparable sales — 3/2 designer home, near Lake Sumter Landing, under $450K

Five matches in the last 6 months:

LocationSold$/sqftDOM
Village of Virginia Trace$438,000$2549
Village of Amelia$425,500$24814
Village of Hadley$441,000$2597
Village of Sunset Pointe$419,900$24318
Village of Duval$432,000$25111

Read: designer homes within a short cart ride of Lake Sumter Landing are averaging 12 days to contract. Median $/sqft for the set: $251 — a roughly $15/sqft premium over comparable designers farther from the square.

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Inventory trend — Brownwood area, 12 months

Active listings: 158 a year ago → 139 today (−12%). Months of supply: 3.9 → 3.1. Median days on market: 34 → 27. New listings holding steady around 46/month.

Read: the south end keeps absorbing everything new construction hands it — resale supply is tightening, and turnkey designers under $450K are the fastest-moving band.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records.
Land comps — ~10 acres, Bushnell / Webster area

Four sales in the last 12 months:

ParcelSold$/acreDOM
10.1 ac, improved pasture$198,000$19,60052
9.4 ac, fenced, well/septic$205,000$21,80038
12.0 ac, wooded$186,000$15,50074
10.8 ac, cleared, road frontage$214,500$19,90045

Read: rural Sumter is trading at $15–22K per acre; cleared parcels with well/septic or road frontage sell at the top of the range and roughly half the days-on-market of raw wooded land. Acreage comps band on lot size and $/acre — not livable square footage.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records.
Silver Springs Shores — sold last month

47 closings. Median sold price $272,500 · median 24 days on market, down from 29 the month before · sales closed at 97.1% of list on average.

Speed: turnkey homes under $300K averaged under three weeks to contract; 9 sales closed above list. Anything needing roof or AC work sat past 45 days.

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Inventory trend — On Top of the World, 12 months

Active listings: 132 a year ago → 118 today (−11%). Months of supply: 4.6 → 3.8. Median days on market: 52 → 44. New listings holding steady around 34/month.

Read: resale supply is tightening and turn-key units are carrying the market — updated interiors are moving a full three weeks faster than originals.

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Comparable sales — 3/2 pool home, Leesburg, under $340K

Five matches in the last 6 months:

AddressSold$/sqftDOM
2601 Haines Creek Rd$332,500$1848
908 Palm Ave$305,500$17122
2215 Griffin View Dr$329,900$1829
1740 Canal St$324,000$18014
1004 Magnolia Ave$318,000$17812

Read: pool homes in this band are averaging 12 days to contract and carrying a roughly $6–9K premium over comparable non-pool sales on the same blocks. Median $/sqft for the set: $180.

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Inventory trend — Golden Triangle (Mount Dora, Tavares, Eustis), 12 months

Active listings: 118 a year ago → 101 today (−14%). Months of supply: 4.3 → 3.4. Median days on market: 41 → 33. New listings holding steady around 28/month.

Read: Mount Dora, Tavares, and Eustis are absorbing inventory faster than a year ago — the Golden Triangle's resale supply is tightening, and lakefront and downtown-adjacent listings under $400K are moving fastest.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records.
Growth-corridor read — Clermont / South Lake, 12 months

New construction is setting the market. 412 new-build closings in South Lake over the past 12 months vs. 289 resale closings — new construction now outsells resale in the corridor. Median new-build price $398,000 vs. median resale $362,500 — a $35,500 gap resale sellers can use, not fight.

Read: Highway 27/50 growth is pulling comps upward faster than resale inventory can reprice — resale listings under $375K priced to the new-construction comp, not last year's resale comp, are clearing in under three weeks.

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Comparable sales — 3/2, New Port Richey, under $300K

Five matches in the last 6 months:

AddressSold$/sqftDOM
4508 Bermuda Dunes Dr$289,900$18210
5122 Rosalie Dr$278,000$17414
4816 Grand Blanc Dr$295,000$1867
5304 Poinciana Dr$271,500$16819
4620 Rio Vista Dr$284,900$17812

Read: turnkey 3/2s in this band are averaging 12 days to contract and carrying a modest premium over comparable homes still needing updates. Median $/sqft for the set: $178.

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Gulf-access canal homes — Hudson, closed sales

Four sales in the last 12 months:

Canal / StreetSoldDock/SeawallDOM
Sea Ranch Dr$415,000Dock + lift21
Old Dixie Hwy canal$442,000Dock + lift, deep water15
Gulf Winds Cir$389,900Seawall only34
Bayonet Point canal$368,000Seawall only47

Read: the two dock-and-lift sales averaged $428,500 against $378,950 for the seawall-only pair — a $49,550 premium for lift access on the same canals. Deep-water lots with no bridge or culvert between the house and the Gulf cleared fastest; confirm bridge clearance in remarks before quoting a buyer's boat draft.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records.
Growth-corridor read — Wesley Chapel / SR-54, 12 months

New construction is setting the market. 356 new-build closings along the SR-54 corridor over the past 12 months vs. 214 resale closings — new construction now outsells resale in the corridor. Median new-build price $432,000 vs. median resale $379,500 — a $52,500 gap resale sellers can use, not fight.

Read: Wesley Chapel's growth is pulling comps upward faster than resale inventory can reprice — resale listings under $400K priced to the new-construction comp, not last year's resale comp, are clearing in under three weeks.

Illustrative example — sample data, not live MLS records.
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