What does it cost to buy in Gatlin Pines right now?

Five homes closed in the last 12 months under Gatlin-related subdivision names: $429,900 for a 2023 Maronda Homes build in September 2026, $435,000 for a 2006 build in August, $437,000 for a 1992 build in June, $385,000 for a 1986 build in June, and $390,000 for a 2019 build in May. The median was $429,900 and the average about $415,400. Age and condition drive the spread more than location.

MLS-verified: 5 closed sales in the trailing 12 months, ranging $385,000-$437,000, as of September 2026. MLS files homes here under "Gatlin Pines," "Gatlin," "Savona/Gatlin," and "Port St. Lucie - Gatlin & Savona," and nothing is currently active under those names. Listing sites show many more homes for sale in the neighborhood filed under other subdivision names, so this is a small sample, not the full market. Confirm current inventory and comps through MLS before quoting a price to a client.

What exactly is Gatlin Pines?

Gatlin Pines is a neighborhood name used by listing sites for an area of Port St. Lucie south of Gatlin Boulevard and off Rosser Boulevard, not a single platted subdivision with a fixed boundary. Boundaries differ from site to site, so confirm that a specific address falls inside the area you are shopping. It is not the same as the Adams Homes community called Gatlin, which sells quarter-acre homesites nearby, and it is not Gatlin Acres, which is in Miami.

Is there an HOA or CDD?

Area listing pages and several individual listings describe Gatlin Pines as having no HOA, and some also say no CDD. Treat that as a listing-level claim, not a guarantee. Some builder communities that appear in Gatlin Pines searches, such as The Aspire at Port St. Lucie by K. Hovnanian, have their own terms. Ask for the HOA and CDD status of the exact address in writing before you make an offer.

Who builds here, and what is nearby?

Builders confirmed in the area include D.R. Horton, with a 2021 Callie model on the market, and Maronda Homes, with a 2023 closing, alongside a mix of older resale homes. Tradition is minutes away, and Whispering Pines Park is about 2 miles east, with 24 pickleball courts at its Racquet and Paddle Center. The North Fork St. Lucie Aquatic Preserve is about 9 miles east, and I-95 and the Florida Turnpike are close. Sources disagree on the assigned elementary school, so confirm zoning with the St. Lucie County School District for the address.

Selling in Palm Beach, Martin, or Broward before your move to Port St. Lucie?

Many buyers here are moving up for a lower cost of living, with a current home to sell first. We handle both ends of that move as one transaction.