Orlando Real Estate Market Updates

Sept. 18, 2026

4,728 Central Florida homes have sat 90+ days. Here is where they are and how far they have come down

By Brenden Rendo, Realtor · Updated September 18, 2026

"Homes are sitting" is the most repeated line in Central Florida real estate right now, and on its own it tells a buyer or seller almost nothing. Sitting where? At what price? And has the seller actually moved? I …

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Sept. 16, 2026

Rate Sheets Move Up Fast and Down Slow. Freddie Mac Hit 6.95% While Treasury Yields Eased

By Brenden Rendo, Realtor · Updated September 16, 2026

If your feed looked like a bond trading desk this week, you are not imagining it. On Monday, September 14, the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 4.97%. It reached 5.00% the next day and closed at 5.01% on Wednesday, …

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Sept. 11, 2026

Rates Are Up 0.78 Points Since February. Here's What Central Florida Buyers Lost, and What Sellers Are Giving Back

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Sept. 11, 2026

Living in Oakland, FL: Who It Fits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Oakland is 3,566 people, and in the last twelve months it sold a $4,383,239 house and a $350,000 house. That is not a market with a middle. The median sale price here is $650,658, and almost nothing in town is worth that, because Oakland is two separate housing markets …

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Sept. 10, 2026

Living in Oviedo, FL: Who It Fits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

The second result on Google for this question is a discussion thread titled 'I don't get Oviedo', and that is the honest place to start. Oviedo asks about $511,750. Winter Springs, next door, asks $386,990. Lake Mary, ten minutes up the road, asks $431,750 with a higher median household income …

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Sept. 9, 2026

Living in Leesburg, FL: Who It Fits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Leesburg has the cheapest price per square foot of any town in this series, the slowest sales, the lowest household incomes, and it grew 25.5 percent since 2019. Those look like contradictions until you notice that half of what is for sale here is age-restricted, which is where this page …

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Sept. 8, 2026

Living in Winter Garden, FL: Who It Fits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Winter Garden has the highest household income of any city in this series, the most inventory, and a headline price that rose about eight percent. That headline is the least useful number on this page, because the two halves of this market moved in opposite directions. Here is what …

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Sept. 7, 2026

Living in Deltona, FL: Who It Fits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Deltona is the most affordable city in this series measured the way that actually matters, a home costs about four and a half times the median household income here, and it has the fastest sales in the four counties at 22 days. It also has the longest commute. Those facts …

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Sept. 6, 2026

1,345 Central Florida Homes Cut Their Price This Week, and the Cuts Got Smaller

By Brenden Rendo, Realtor · Updated September 6, 2026

There are 1,345 active listings carrying a price reduction across Orange, Seminole, Volusia and Lake counties as of September 6, 2026. That is 29 more than last week. What is more interesting is the number sitting underneath it: the …

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Sept. 6, 2026

Living in Winter Park, FL: Who It Fits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Winter Park is the most expensive town in this series and the only one whose population is shrinking, and both of those facts have the same cause. It is also two different markets wearing one name, split across two counties at very different prices. This page starts with the number …

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