Beach Condos Sell Below Ask
Several properties on St. Pete Beach, Treasure Island, and Madeira Beach closed for less than their listing prices this week.
By Samuel Peterson ·

Real estate activity across the Pinellas County beaches saw a mix of price adjustments and steady sales during the week of Oct. 23 to Oct. 30. Buyers on the Gulf Coast negotiated different final prices for homes and condos in St. Pete Beach, Treasure Island, and Madeira Beach.
In St. Pete Beach, a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom condo at 6600 Sunset Way, unit 408, sold for $900,000. The 1985-built unit is 2,070 square feet and was originally listed at $940,000. A smaller one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo at 525 73rd Ave., unit 2, closed at $206,500 after listing for $210,000. That 1971 unit offers 567 square feet.
Another St. Pete Beach property went for more than its asking price. A one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo at 111 60th Ave., unit 1A, sold for $135,000 despite a $130,000 list price. The 1965-built unit is 420 square feet. City hall in St. Pete Beach offers new homeowners information on trash collection, recycling, and lawn watering schedules.
On Treasure Island, a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo-hotel unit at 12000 Gulf Blvd., unit 309N, sold for $665,000. The 2006-built unit is 870 square feet and was listed at $725,000. A single-family home at 230 125th Ave. sold for $465,000, down from a $525,000 list price. The 1990-built home is 1,273 square feet. New residents can visit city hall for details on waste management and irrigation rules.
Madeira Beach reported three closed sales. A three-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex at 14906 N. Bayshore Dr. sold for $459,000 after listing for $469,900. The 1970-built property is 1,399 square feet. A three-bedroom, three-bathroom townhouse at 11117 Kapok Grand Circle sold for $410,000, exceeding its $399,999 list price. The 2000-built unit is 1,850 square feet. A one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo at 253 Rex Place, unit B, sold for $274,500, matching its list price. The 1973-built unit is 430 square feet.
These transactions reflect the current market conditions in the area. Buyers and sellers in the region are active, with prices varying based on property type and condition. Local officials continue to provide resources for new arrivals to help them adjust to living in the coastal communities.
The sales data covers the specific week mentioned above. Each property listed includes the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, year built, listing price, and final sale price. This information provides a snapshot of recent real estate activity on the Pinellas beaches.
Source: The Gabber · original report published
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