In Swift Creek, homes don’t sell faster because you pay a higher commission. They sell because they’re priced right, presented well, and negotiated smartly.
Swift Creek’s past-year average sold price is $981,455 with a median 91 days on market. This month shows no closings, with 5 active and 1 pending listing(s). If you sell at the neighborhood average, Uber Realty’s 1% listing + 2% buyer payout can save you about $24,500 versus a typical 5.5% commission.
Market snapshot (last 30 days)
Active listings: 5
Pending: 1
Closed: 0
Months of inventory: N/A (no sales closed this month)
Year-over-year insight (past 365 days)
Total sales: 11
Average sold price: $981,455
Median DOM: 91
Takeaway: Higher-end demand remains steady; pricing discipline still matters.
The One Thing Sellers Must Nail: Pricing Your Fort Walton Beach Home Right
Selling in Kenwood, Fort Walton Beach? Price is everything. Learn how to raise it, hack it, and keep more equity by beating hidden costs. Price decides your profit. Improve condition, show condition, and create demand. But the true hack? Control the two biggest costs: commission and concessions.
Price. Competence. Savings. Nail all three and you win. Miss price, and the market punishes you. That’s true from Elliott Point to Kenwood — and today we’ll show you how to bend price in your favor.
Here’s the dirty little secret: price isn’t just about the sticker you slap on the MLS. It’s about what you net after all the fees and concessions.
Downsizing in Niceville, Shalimar and Fort Walton Beach: 10 Brutal Truths and 5 Reasons You May Love It Anyway
Downsizing is not all sunshine and savings. Your furniture might not fit, your costs may not drop, and the move can be more emotional than you expect. But for many homeowners in Niceville, Shalimar and Fort Walton Beach, it can be the smartest way to simplify life, get closer to family and unlock the equity in your home.
Why Pay More to Sell? Real Estate Commission Myths in Fort Walton Beach
ost home sellers in Fort Walton Beach are still paying 5–6% commissions—and often, they’re being told that 5% is a “discount.” But here’s the truth: whether it’s 5% or 6%, that’s still thousands of dollars more than you need to spend to get the exact same exposure, same MLS access, and same buyer results.
At Uber Realty, I do things differently—because I care that you get to keep more of your money. I help you sell your home the same way I would sell mine: with full-service support, direct communication, and one clear goal—you, the home seller, should keep more of your equity.
