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Orlando, FL Real Estate — Homes for Sale

Orlando sits at the center of Central Florida — far more than its theme parks. Downtown wraps around Lake Eola, Lake Nona is building a Medical City from scratch, and historic brick neighborhoods like Thornton Park and College Park sit minutes from new high-rises. Prices run from starter condos to executive lakefront, which is exactly why the right neighborhood matters.

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SLA Realty Group serves all of Orlando — including Downtown / Thornton Park, College Park, Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, Audubon Park / Milk District, and Dr. Phillips / Bay Hill — across ZIP codes 32801, 32803, 32806, 32814, 32819, 32827.

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Downtown Orlando skyline and Lake Eola fountain — Thornton Park homes for saleDowntown / Thornton ParkWalkable high-rises and brick streets wrapped around Lake Eola.
1920s bungalow on a tree-lined College Park Orlando streetCollege Park1920s bungalows lining Edgewater Drive’s cafés and shops.
Lake Nona Medical City modern homes and campuses in OrlandoLake NonaA master-planned Medical City with new homes and tech campuses.
Baldwin Park Orlando walkable lakeside neighborhood homesBaldwin ParkA walkable new-urbanist community built on the old naval base.
Audubon Park and Milk District eclectic Orlando neighborhoodAudubon Park / Milk DistrictEclectic, foodie, close-in neighborhoods east of downtown.
Dr. Phillips and Bay Hill upscale lakefront Orlando estateDr. Phillips / Bay HillUpscale southwest Orlando near Restaurant Row and the lakes.
Orlando market data

The Orlando housing market right now

What is the Orlando housing market like today? As of May 2026, the median sale price in Orlando is about $409,755 — down 2.0% from a year earlier — with homes selling in a median of 48 days and 1,044 homes sold that month. It is a somewhat competitive market, averaging around two offers per home, and Orlando prices sit roughly 7% above the national median.

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Median sale price · May 2026
▼ 2.0% YoY
48 days
Median days on market
▲ 8 days YoY
1,044
Homes sold · May 2026
▲ 1.6% YoY
$250 / sq ft
Median price per sq ft
▼ 2.0% YoY
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Orlando median
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Orlando’s median sale price runs roughly 7% above the U.S. median.

Source: Redfin (based on MLS and public records), data through May 2026. Market data reviewed and updated July 2026 by SLA Realty Group.

By property type

Orlando homes by type

Whether you want a low-maintenance condo downtown, a townhome near the parks, new construction in Lake Nona, or a lakefront estate with a private pool, SLA Realty Group helps you find the right kind of Orlando home for how you actually live.

TownhomesLow-maintenance townhomes for sale across Orlando, from Baldwin Park to Lake Nona — ideal for first-time buyers and investors.
CondosDowntown Orlando condos near Lake Eola, Thornton Park, and the Milk District, plus resort-style communities near Dr. Phillips.
Single-family homesClassic Orlando houses for sale with yards and garages in College Park, Delaney Park, and Baldwin Park.
New constructionNew homes in Lake Nona, Horizon West, and Laureate Park — modern floor plans and builder warranties.
Luxury & lakefrontLuxury homes for sale in Orlando — Dr. Phillips, Bay Hill, Windermere, and gated lakefront estates.
Homes with a poolOrlando homes for sale with a private pool — a Central Florida essential for the long, warm summers.
55+ & active-adultLow-maintenance active-adult and 55+ communities in and around Orlando.
Investment & vacationInvestment and short-term-rental homes near the Orlando theme parks and attractions.

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What Orlando is known for

Local landmarks & lifestyle

Orlando packs world-famous attractions and genuine local culture into one metro:

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Lake Eola Park

The downtown centerpiece — swan boats, a fountain, and a Sunday farmers market.

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Theme parks

Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando anchor the world’s top visitor economy.

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Lake Nona Medical City

A from-scratch hub of hospitals, research, and tech in the southeast.

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Dr. Phillips Center

Downtown’s performing-arts center, plus the Kia Center for sports and concerts.

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Historic districts

Thornton Park, College Park, and Delaney Park keep Orlando’s 1920s charm.

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Parks & trails

From Harry P. Leu Gardens to the Cady Way and Orlando Urban trails.

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Where Orlando sits

Orlando is part of Orange County in the Orlando metro. Explore the map, then ask Lina to pull listings in any pocket you like.

Market snapshot

The Orlando market, in plain terms

Orlando is one of the country’s fastest-growing metros, and the market reflects it — strong demand, steady appreciation, and a wide spread from downtown condos to executive lakefront homes. Booming areas like Lake Nona and Horizon West bring new construction, while close-in historic districts trade on charm and walkability.

Because conditions move fast, ask Lina for today’s median, list prices, and active inventory in the exact Orlando neighborhood you’re considering — straight from the MLS.

Resources

Guides & reading for Orlando buyers and sellers

No-jargon help for your Orlando move — written by REALTOR® Mourad Elbanna. Start with these, then ask Lina anything.

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Why SLA

Full-service real estate, start to close

SLA Realty Group handles both residential and commercial real estate across Central Florida, including Orlando — buying, selling, leasing, and investing, from the first search to closing day. You get pricing strategy, marketing, negotiation, and guidance in English, Spanish, or Arabic.

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About Mourad Elbanna

Mourad Elbanna, REALTOR® at SLA Realty Group in Orlando

Orlando real estate is led by REALTOR® Mourad Elbanna — Florida license SL3436574, brokerage Florida Realty Investments — who guides buyers, sellers, and investors across commercial and residential real estate in Central Florida.

"My job is to make a complex process feel simple — and to make sure you never have to navigate the biggest decision of your life in a second language, or alone." — Mourad Elbanna

Orlando real estate FAQ

Common questions about Orlando

What is the Orlando housing market like right now?

As of May 2026, Orlando’s median home sale price is about $409,755, down 2.0% year over year, with a median of 48 days on market and 1,044 homes sold that month. It is a somewhat competitive market — homes average around two offers — and prices run roughly 7% above the U.S. median. (Source: Redfin, MLS and public records.)

Is Orlando a good place to buy a home?

Yes — Orlando pairs fast job and population growth with no state income tax and relative affordability for a major metro. Demand is strong across price points, from downtown condos to suburban family homes, which supports long-term value.

What is the average home price in Orlando?

Orlando spans a very wide range — entry-level condos and townhomes through executive lakefront estates. Because prices move quickly, ask Lina for today’s median and active listings in the specific neighborhood you’re considering.

What are the best neighborhoods in Orlando?

It depends on your goals: Downtown/Thornton Park and Baldwin Park for walkability, College Park and Delaney Park for historic charm, Lake Nona for new construction, and Dr. Phillips for upscale southwest living.

How is the commute and airport access?

Orlando is served by I-4, the 408/417/429 expressways, SunRail commuter trail, and Orlando International Airport (MCO) — one of the busiest in the country — typically 15–25 minutes from most close-in neighborhoods.

Are Orlando schools good?

School quality varies widely by zone across Orange County. Several neighborhoods are prized specifically for their school zoning, so confirm the exact zone before you buy — Lina can help you check.

Should I buy or rent in Orlando?

With strong in-migration and appreciation, buying often makes sense if you plan to stay a few years. Renting first can be smart if you’re relocating and want to learn the neighborhoods — Lina can pull both for-sale and rentals to compare.

What is the property tax rate in Orlando?

Property taxes in Orange County are set by combined county, school, and city millage rates, and Florida’s Homestead Exemption lowers the taxable value on your primary residence. Ask Lina for the exact rate and estimated annual taxes on a specific Orlando address.

Are there homes for sale near Disney?

Yes — SLA Realty Group works throughout southwest Orange County near Walt Disney World, including Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Horizon West, and Lake Buena Vista, for primary homes and for vacation or investment properties.

Can I buy an Orlando home with a pool?

Absolutely. Private pools are common across Orlando thanks to the long, warm season — we can filter your search to pool homes in any neighborhood or budget.

¿Ayudan a compradores que hablan español?

Sí. SLA Realty Group atiende a la comunidad hispanohablante de Orlando — puede ver casas en venta en Orlando y trabajar con nosotros completamente en español. Pregúntele a Lina en español.

What price range are Orlando homes in?

Orlando spans a wide range. Entry-level condos and townhomes start in the low-to-mid $200Ks, most single-family homes trade in the $300K–$550K band, and luxury lakefront and Dr. Phillips estates run well past $1M. The metro median sale price was about $409,755 in May 2026. Whatever your budget, SLA Realty Group can pull current listings in your exact price range.

Do Orlando homes have HOA fees?

Many do — especially newer master-planned communities like Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, and Horizon West, where HOA dues commonly run from about $100 to a few hundred dollars a month and often cover pools, parks, and lawn care. Older established neighborhoods such as College Park frequently have no HOA. SLA flags the HOA rules and monthly fees on every home you consider.

What are closing costs when buying a home in Orlando?

In Florida, buyer closing costs typically run about 2%–5% of the purchase price — covering lender and origination fees, title insurance, appraisal, and prepaid property taxes and insurance. Down payments vary by loan type, as low as 3%–3.5% for many first-time-buyer programs. SLA walks you through the full cost picture and connects you with local lenders before you make an offer.

Can I buy a vacation or short-term-rental home near Disney?

Yes. Areas just southwest of Orlando — Kissimmee, Davenport, ChampionsGate, and Windermere — have resort communities and villas specifically zoned for short-term (vacation / Airbnb) rentals near Disney and Universal. Rules vary by city and HOA, so SLA identifies exactly which communities allow short-term rentals before you buy.

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