Orlando Homes For Sale

Approximately thirty-five million visitors come to the Orlando area each year to explore the beaches, take in events and visit the popular theme parks. With the constant influx of visitors, and predicted to be one of the strongest job markets in the next ten years, many folks find themselves wanting to stay or invest in holiday and vacation property.

Orlando real estate is booming, breaking record home sales in 2003 from the last year’s record. Orlando homes for sale come in a wide range of prices and styles, from starter homes, fixer-uppers, and bungalows to luxury living, golfing communities, and large estate homes with prices ranging from below $80,000 to several million dollars. With an appreciation of around 8%, a median home price of $160,000, and low-interest rates, Orlando homes for sale are attractive and affordable.

Recognized for its Chain of Lakes, Orlando is known to build some of the best communities in Central Florida. Lakefront, golf, and gated neighborhoods are popular Orlando communities as well as historic neighborhoods and adult developments. A typical price for a modest bungalow starts around $116,000 while amenity-rich waterfront and gated communities can reach a multi-million dollar price tag for luxury and country club living. In some of the northern suburbs of Orlando, single-family homes can start at around $150,000.

Golfing communities are popular in Orlando and the surrounding areas. Isleworth Country Club offers estate homes and an Arnold Palmer-designed golf course with home prices ranging from $750,000 to several million dollars. Keene’s Pointe, situated along the Chain of Lakes, is a gated community with an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus golf course. Golf cottages, custom homes, and estate properties start around $275,000 and can go up to 2.5 million dollars.

Downtown Orlando is undergoing revitalization with its 2020 Vision project. Several new condo projects have broken ground, and the surrounding areas just outside of the downtown area are also experiencing growth and renewal. The city plans to build more residences from multi-family and single-family dwellings to condos and lofts with starting price prices around $100,000 to $385,000.