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How Much Is a House in Orlando? (2026)

Short answer: $399,994. That is the median price of every residential property that closed across Orange, Seminole, Lake and Volusia counties in July 2026, from 3,568 recorded sales. Looking only at single-family houses, the median is $441,226. The single number hides a wide spread: the typical Orange County sale was $440,000 and the typical Volusia County sale was $345,000, a difference of $95,000 depending purely on where you look.

Market data updated monthly · last updated July 2026.

$399,994
median sale price, all types, July 2026
$441,226
median single-family house
3,568
homes sold in July 2026
37
median days on market
TL;DR: The median Orlando-area home sold for $399,994 in July 2026, or $441,226 for a single-family house. Prices vary by roughly $95,000 between the most and least expensive of the four counties, so the county you shop in matters more than the metro average.

Median price by county

These are closed sales, not asking prices. Asking prices tell you what sellers hope for; closed prices tell you what buyers actually paid.

CountyMedian sale priceHomes soldMedian days on marketPercent of asking price
Orange County$440,0001,5403197.4%
Seminole County$439,7275582497.9%
Lake County$365,0007835497.8%
Volusia County$345,0006875097.0%

Source: Stellar MLS closed sales, July 2026. Compiled first-party rather than taken from a national estimate.

Why the metro number is the least useful number

A $399,994 metro median describes almost nobody's search. Orange County runs $75,000 above Lake County, and within any one county the range between an older condo and a new-construction house is wider still. Use the metro figure to sanity-check a headline, then use the county row that matches where you are actually looking.

What the price does not tell you

  • Days on market varies more than price. The median Seminole County sale took 24 days. In Lake County it took 54. Same metro, very different pace.
  • Sellers are getting close to asking. Across the four counties the typical closing landed between 97.0% and 97.9% of list price, so there is less discount built into the median than buyers often expect.
  • Run your own number. Price is not payment. Use the Orlando mortgage and affordability calculator before you decide what you can carry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a house in Orlando?

The median residential sale across Orange, Seminole, Lake and Volusia counties was $399,994 in July 2026, from 3,568 closed sales. For single-family houses specifically the median was $441,226.

Which Orlando-area county is cheapest?

Of the four counties, Volusia had the lowest median sale price at $345,000 in July 2026, followed by Lake at $365,000. Orange was highest at $440,000.

Is that the asking price or the sale price?

Sale price. These figures come from closed Stellar MLS transactions, not active listings. The typical seller in the four counties closed between 97.0% and 97.9% of asking price.

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Market data: Stellar MLS, Orange, Seminole, Lake and Volusia counties, FL, July 2026. Informational only, not financial advice.
The Homes In Orlando Team | Brenden Rendo, REALTOR® · NextHome Neighborhood Realty · 407-616-9019