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Orlando

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Orlando is Central Florida's economic engine and the anchor of a metro area with genuinely different neighborhoods for genuinely different buyers. Winter Park keeps its lakefront old-money charm and offers walk-to-Rollins-College lifestyle. Baldwin Park and Lake Nona represent Orlando's new-urbanist master-planned side, drawing corporate relocators from Amazon, KPMG, and the medical-city cluster. Windermere and the surrounding Butler Chain of Lakes attract high-net-worth families and professional athletes — Isleworth, Lake Butler Sound, and Keene's Pointe together concentrate more waterfront estate inventory than any other pocket of Central Florida.

Investor activity remains active around the theme-park corridor (Dr. Phillips, Champions Gate, Reunion) for short-term vacation rentals under Osceola County's more permissive short-term rental rules. School districts range widely across the metro — attendance zones matter more than the city limits when evaluating a purchase. Our activity in Orlando is measured but growing, particularly with clients relocating from South Florida for cost-of-living reasons.

— Orlando market today

What homes in Orlando actually cost.

Active listings
79
Median list price
$289,900
Median $/sqft
$235
Median days on market
17

Computed from every active listing in Orlando in the MIAMI REALTORS® MLS, refreshed daily. Medians describe the market, not any individual home — a valuation needs a broker who has seen the property.

— Common questions

Buying in Orlando

What is the median home price in Orlando?
The median asking price across the 79 homes currently for sale in Orlando is $289,900. That works out to roughly $235 per square foot. Figures come from the MIAMI REALTORS® MLS and update daily.
How long do homes take to sell in Orlando?
Homes currently listed in Orlando have been on the market a median of 17 days. That is a fast market — well-priced homes move quickly and buyers should expect to decide without much delay.
Is Orlando a buyer's or a seller's market?
Orlando currently has about 39.5 months of inventory. Under 6 months is generally considered a seller's market and above 6 a buyer's market, which puts Orlando in buyer's territory today.
How many homes are for sale in Orlando right now?
There are 79 active listings in Orlando, with 17 of them added in the last 30 days.
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