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72-84 days
The broader area encompassing Midtown, the Speedway Gateway District, and the Historic Beach District, with 1960s-era ranch and bungalow housing about two miles from the beach.
$198K
$150K - $250K
Midtown
Central Daytona
The centrally located district home to Bethune-Cookman University itself, the Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center, and sites along the Black Heritage Trail.
A 650-acre, 154-building district listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1988, near downtown Daytona Beach.
South Beach Street Historic District
Buyers are drawn to the Bethune-Cookman University area by steady off-campus rental demand tied to the university, by Daytona International Speedway and Daytona 500 tourism, and by affordability relative to coastal Florida norms with beach proximity.
Buyers wanting to be closest to campus look to Midtown, those wanting a broader selection look to the wider Central Daytona area, and those wanting historic architecture look to the South Beach Street Historic District.
Even with buyer-favorable conditions overall, sellers of well-maintained homes in Midtown and the South Beach Street Historic District are finding interest from investors and renovators drawn to the area's historic character.
With Bethune-Cookman's enrollment and Speedway tourism continuing to anchor the area's economy, expect buyer-friendly conditions to persist in the near term, giving house-hunters real leverage in Midtown and the surrounding neighborhoods.

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