Cash-buyer and investment activity over the last 12 months.
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In Daytona Beach Shores, investors own about 1,350 tracked properties across 1,076 active buyers, with a median investor purchase price near $270,000. 140 were acquired in the last 12 months.
Daytona Beach Shores has 1,076 active cash buyers holding roughly 1,350 properties. Over the last 12 months they averaged under 0.1 purchases each, so the buyer pool is broad rather than concentrated: more names to work, with fewer deals riding on any single relationship.
Acquisition pace is accelerating. Investors bought 140 properties in the last 12 months against roughly 125 the year before — up about 12%. Competition for contracts is rising, and buyers who were quiet a year ago are active again.
The median investor purchase lands near $270,000. The average of $377,000 sits well above that median, which means a tail of higher-priced deals is pulling the mean up — most activity is happening below the average, and pricing a deal off the median is the safer read.
The dominant play is buy & hold, at 57.5% of tracked activity. Buy-and-hold capital prices for yield rather than resale margin, so rent support matters more to these buyers than after-repair comps.
The median investor-owned home was built around 1983. About 42.3% predates 1980, so lead-paint disclosure, older systems and heavier rehab budgets are normal here.
Activity is not spread evenly. ZIP 32118 and 32127 are absorbing the most investor purchases in Daytona Beach Shores, and they are the fastest place to start if you are building a buyer list from scratch before working outward through the rest of the city.
Figures describe recorded investor purchases in this city and are refreshed as new records are processed. They describe past activity and are not a forecast or investment advice.