Orange City FL Homes for Sale
There are 60 homes for sale in Orange City, Florida as of 2026-11-05, at a median list price of $315,000 and a median of 102 days on market. Every active Orange City listing is above, newest first. What follows is what those listings add up to.
Orange City market at a glance
| Active listings | 60 |
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| Median list price | $315,000 |
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| Median price per square foot | $215 |
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| Median size | 1,544 square feet |
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| Median year built | 1996 |
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| Median days on market | 102 |
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| On market 60+ days | 38 (63.33%) |
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| Priced below original asking | 37 (61.67%) |
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Source: Stellar MLS via the Bridge RESO feed, pulled 2026-11-05. Updated weekly.
What the numbers say for Orange City buyers
37 of the 60 Orange City homes on the market (62%) are asking less than they did on day one, and 38 (63%) have been listed 60 days or longer. Those two figures are the practical case for making an offer here. A seller 102 days in who has already cut once is a different negotiation than one of the 22 listings still inside its first 60 days.
Across the 37 Orange City listings that have already come down, the typical reduction is 4.67% off the original asking price. That is the size of a first concession, not a final one.
Orange City homes by price range
Orange City homes by feature
Features as the listing agent entered them in Stellar MLS, as of 2026-11-05. No HOA means no association fee is required and the listing shows no monthly HOA or condo fee. 55+ leaves out manufactured, mobile, modular and condo-hotel listings. A home can carry more than one feature. Each feature opens the live listings. The No HOA search shows houses with no association, so it can run a little under the count above. * Medians on rows with fewer than 4 listings are indicative only.
Property types in Orange City
Neighborhoods and subdivisions in Orange City
Every Orange City subdivision with an active listing or its own page here, ranked by inventory. A subdivision showing 0 still appears: this is a live MLS feed and inventory changes daily. The 59 homes in named subdivisions are 98% of the Orange City market; the rest are on unplatted land or were listed without a subdivision name.
Orange City8 active$365,700
Clark N 01/2 Lt 04 02 18 301 active$598,500*
Threadgill Resub1 active$269,000*
Collins Court1 active$294,900*
Oakwood Hills1 active$349,000*
Prospect Hill1 active$279,900*
Blue Springs1 active$195,000*
Highland Park Orange City1 active$300,000*
Subdivision names come from the MLS as agents entered them. Active count and median list price as of 2026-11-05. * Medians on rows with fewer than 4 listings are indicative only. Open a subdivision for days on market, price per square foot and sales history.
More Orange City subdivisions
No active listing today. Each page keeps its sales history and refills as inventory changes.
About Orange City
Orange City was incorporated in 1882 and named for the groves that surrounded it. The Great Freeze of 1894 and 1895 destroyed those groves and the citrus economy with them, which is why a town named for oranges has very few orange trees left. Its second claim was water: Orange City spring water won an award at the 1904 St Louis Exposition.
Blue Spring State Park sits just west of town on the St Johns River, and it is the single best known thing about this stretch of west Volusia. The spring runs at a constant temperature, so manatees crowd into it every winter. Counts have gone from a couple of dozen in the early 1970s to several hundred in recent seasons.
For buyers, Orange City is the small market between two larger ones. It sits between DeLand to the north and Deltona to the south, on the same US 17-92 corridor, with I-4 access nearby. Inventory is thin compared with either neighbour, so the useful way to search here is to widen to all three towns and then narrow, rather than waiting for the right Orange City listing to appear.
Orange City zip codes
32763 (60 listings)
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Frequently asked questions
How many homes are for sale in Orange City, FL?
There were 60 active residential listings in Orange City as of 2026-11-05, at a median list price of $315,000. That count comes from the Stellar MLS feed and is refreshed weekly.
What is the median home price in Orange City, FL?
The median list price in Orange City was $315,000 as of 2026-11-05, or about $215 per square foot. The median home on the market is 1,544 square feet and was built in 1996.
How long do homes take to sell in Orange City?
Median days on market was 102 as of 2026-11-05. 38 of the 60 listings, 63% of the Orange City market, have been listed 60 days or longer, and that is where most of the negotiating room sits.
Are Orange City sellers reducing their prices?
37 Orange City listings, 61.67% of the market, are now asking less than they did originally, at a median reduction of 4.67%. That is the size of a typical first concession here, and it is usually not the last one.
What neighborhoods are in Orange City, FL?
30 named subdivisions had at least one active listing in Orange City as of 2026-11-05, and every one is listed above with its active count and median list price. West Highlands led with 12 active listings at a median of $337,499.
How many homes for sale in Orange City are under $250,000?
7 of the 60 active listings in Orange City, 12%, were listed under $250,000 as of 2026-11-05. Another 45 (75%) were listed between $250,000 and $400,000. Each price range above opens its listings.
How many Orange City homes for sale have a pool or no HOA?
Of the 60 active listings in Orange City as of 2026-11-05, 9 listings (15%) have a private pool at a median list price of $379,900; 44 listings (73%) have no HOA at a median list price of $299,950; 8 listings (13%) are new construction at a median list price of $349,900. The counts are the listing agents' own MLS entries.
Is Orange City a buyer's or seller's market?
By our local two-factor read, Orange City is a seller's market as of November 2026: 2.3 months of supply against 4.3 across the four counties, and sellers closing at 96.8 percent of original asking price against 96.0 percent regionally.
Full answer and method: Is Volusia County a Buyer's or Seller's Market?
The Homes In Orlando Team at NextHome Neighborhood Realty works with buyers and sellers across six Central Florida counties and publishes market data for Orange, Seminole, Lake, and Volusia. Call or text 407-616-9019 to see any Orange City listing on this page.
