Homes for Sale under $300K in South Bay, Florida
- Listed now
- 5
- Median sold, 12 mo
- $252,500
- Median sold $/sq ft
- $215
- Median days to close
- 33
- Sales, 12 mo
- 6
Newest arrivals first — every matching home in South Bay, refreshed as listings hit the market.





Homes for Sale under $300K in South Bay — A Local's Guide
- Homes sold, last 12 months
- 6
- Median sale price
- $253K
- Median time on market
- 33 days
South Bay is a small city on Lake Okeechobee's southern shore in the heart of the sugar-growing Everglades Agricultural Area. Its housing is limited and modestly priced, most residents are tied to the farm economy, and Belle Glade's regional services are a few miles east.
Capping the search at $300K turns the South Bay market into a value hunt — and value here hides in specific pockets: an older building with fees that undersell its location, a property type the market overlooks, a block one street off the prime grid. Known for a farm-economy city on Lake Okeechobee's south shore, South Bay always has a below-the-radar corner; this page keeps every listing under the cap in one view so it can't hide.
Buyer questions
- What can I actually buy in South Bay under $300K?
- The honest inventory is on this page, updated continuously — and the mix shifts month to month. As a rule, condos stretch a capped budget furthest, townhomes buy space, and houses under a cap trade fastest. We'll tell you plainly which listings are priced low for a reason.
- Are there hidden costs beyond the price in South Bay?
- Budget association fees on condos and townhomes, insurance that varies with roof age and flood zone, and Florida's closing costs of roughly two to three percent for buyers. We produce a true monthly-cost sheet for any listing before you offer, so the cap holds after closing too.
- How do I tour a home in South Bay?
- Every listing on this page has an inquiry form that reaches the broker directly — or call +1 786-370-8570. We arrange private showings around your schedule, including video tours for out-of-town buyers, and there is never an obligation.