New Construction
New construction is extremely active in Osceola County, Lake County, and the Lake Nona corridor, with homes from $330,000 to $580,000 in growing communities.
Orlando, Florida · New Homes
New homes in Orlando.
Lake Nona's Medical City transformed Orlando's southeast quadrant into one of the most ambitious planned communities in the U.S., combining medical research and tech campuses with residential neighborhoods, attracting VA Medical Center and UCF College of Medicine investment.
New construction is extremely active in Osceola County, Lake County, and the Lake Nona corridor, with homes from $330,000 to $580,000 in growing communities.
At a glance
Orlando market snapshot
Median Home Price
$390,000
Median Rent
$1,750
Market Trend
Hot
Cost of Living Index
104
Why Orlando
What makes Orlando different
Why People Move Here
Theme park economy and aerospace and defense growth in Lake Nona and no state income tax and tourism-driven short-term rental market and international appeal
Schools
Orange County Public Schools and Seminole County Public Schools serve metro with Seminole County consistently ranking as one of Florida top-performing districts.
Top Neighborhoods
Lake Nona, Windermere, Winter Garden, Apopka, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Sanford, and Oviedo
Major Employers
Walt Disney World employing over 75,000 and Universal Studios and AdventHealth system and Lockheed Martin simulation training center in Lake Nona and Siemens energy campus
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Common questions
Orlando FAQ
Is Orlando a good place to buy a home?
Orlando offers no Florida income tax and strong tourism and aerospace employment and active new construction and short-term rental potential.
What is the median home price in Orlando?
The median home price in Orlando is approximately $390,000 with new construction in Osceola and Lake counties from low to mid $300,000s.
Which Orlando suburbs have the most new construction?
St. Cloud, Kissimmee, Clermont, Minneola, and Apopka lead Orlando in new home activity with national builders operating multiple communities.
Is Orlando good for real estate investors?
Orlando short-term rental market near theme parks combined with long-term rental demand from healthcare and aerospace workers makes it strong investor market.
What is driving Orlando population growth?
Theme park employment and Lake Nona Medical City development and no state income tax and international buyer demand drive Orlando growth.
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