Top-floor and view positioning led the upper band
The $680K sale at 12310 Summertime Ln #310 leaned on a third-floor lakefront position, cathedral ceilings, loft flexibility, lake views, and balcony appeal.
Lakeside Village Six-Month Sales
What sold, what stalled, and what buyers paid for.
A focused read on Lakeside Village condo sales from the last six months, including the features that supported premium pricing, faster movement, and stronger buyer confidence.
5 sales
Sold records from March 2 through June 17th, 2026 per theMLS
$680K
Top six-month sold price, a remodeled top-floor lake-view unit
4 DOM
Fastest market-facing sale, helped by under-market pricing and penthouse appeal
$741.84
Highest visible price per square foot, from an upgraded 1-bedroom sale
The premium was not random.
The strongest Lakeside Village results paired a clear lifestyle story with visible upgrades. Buyers responded to views, outdoor space, remodeled interiors, useful floor plans, and the confidence of guard-gated amenities.
Strategic pricing created speed
9309 Summertime Ln was marketed as priced under market, sold in 4 DOM, and closed at 106.84% of list. The hook was urgency plus a strong feature stack.
Updated 1-bedrooms still carried strong value
11108 and 7109 Summertime Ln both closed near $500K, with price-per-square-foot figures above $740 when condition, light, and outdoor space were easy to understand.
Longer DOM did not always mean a collapse
7109 Summertime Ln took 229 DOM but still closed at 98.23% of list. That suggests value can hold when presentation is solid, even if momentum is lost.
The HOA story needs translation
The best remarks framed the HOA as a lifestyle and service bundle: guard gate, pools, gym, sauna, clubhouse, grounds, guest parking, utilities, cable, and internet.
Parking mattered more at the top
The two highest sales called out two parking spaces. For premium positioning, parking belongs in the value story early, not buried as a detail.
The practical takeaway for Lakeside sellers.
A seller should not launch with only a bed-bath-square-footage story. The stronger strategy is to package the property around how a buyer will actually justify paying more.
Lead with the highest-value truth: lake view, top floor, corner location, balcony, patio, privacy, or remodeled condition.
If the home has upgrades, name them plainly: flooring, windows, lighting, HVAC, electrical panel, appliances, closet systems, and paint.
Explain the HOA as peace of mind and lifestyle, not just a monthly line item.
Use pricing strategy carefully. The fastest result came from a property that made buyers feel they had to move.
12310 Summertime Ln #310
Sold for $680,000, 100.15% of list. Remodeled top-third-floor lakefront unit with cathedral ceilings, loft-style flexibility, balcony overlooking the lake, stainless appliances, custom shades, central A/C, and two covered spaces.
9309 Summertime Ln
Sold for $640,000 after being marketed as priced under market. Penthouse-style unit with extra-high ceilings, exposed beams, loft flexibility, upgraded surfaces, newer A/C, balcony, trees/woods view, and two dedicated subterranean parking spots.
11108 Summertime Ln
Sold for $500,000. A rare first-floor corner unit with privacy, modern lighting, newer vinyl plank flooring, private balcony, pool and sycamore views, walk-in closet, updated bathroom touches, central heat/A/C, and FHA-approved guard-gated positioning.
7109 Summertime Ln
Sold for $499,000, 98.23% of list. The long DOM record still held near list because the property offered fresh paint, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, new windows and doors, an updated fireplace, enclosed patio, custom closet system, and convenient lower-level access.
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