Orlando listings now ~$419,900 median — sellers adjusting to buyer leverage. Central Florida feels calm because buyers and sellers are both still showing up. Condos here move faster than expected, quietly outperforming national condo trends. Prices softened just enough to restore confidence, not enough to scare sellers. Inventory still present — not a frenzy, but […]
*Seller offering rate buy down with accepted offer! Ask for details, terms apply.* *Additional credits up to $2,500 if preferred lender is used.* A spacious four-bedroom, three-bathroom home awaits in a desirable location with a tranquil conservation view. The large, fenced yard and oversized covered screened porch offers ample space for outdoor enjoyment and entertaining. […]
Buying a home can be overwhelming for first-time buyers, but breaking the process into manageable steps can help. Key tips include checking your credit score, saving for a down payment, and understanding your budget. It's advisable to aim for a 20% down payment to lower monthly payments and avoid PMI. Research mortgage options and get […]
When choosing a mortgage, borrowers often overlook comparison shopping, which can significantly impact costs over time. A Bankrate survey revealed that 12% of millennials felt their mortgage rates were too high. To find the best lenders, consider referrals from trusted locals, online reviews, and advice from real estate agents. During meetings with loan officers, ask […]
Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford, FL is projected to see a moderate monthly housing cost decline among the top 50 US metros in 2026. Monthly housing payments in the Orlando area are projected to fall 4.63% yearly, averaging ~$2,031/mo. Lower mortgage rates combined with modest home price growth are expected to reduce monthly housing costs. Orlando buyers may experience […]
Times are tough, and keeping up with mortgage payments can be challenging. Home payment default occurs when homeowners miss multiple payments, leading to potential loss of the home and negative impacts on credit scores. Default can also arise from unpaid property taxes or illegal activities. If default occurs, lenders may offer loss mitigation options, but […]
Orlando is expected to see a 1.6% decline in home prices in 2026. Slight corrections follow previous years of rapid growth. Buyers may benefit from increased inventory. Sellers should price homes carefully to maintain interest. Market remains moderately strong despite small price decreases.
Orlando experienced strong growth in both listings and pending sales. Mortgage rate dips encouraged buyers to jump back into Orlando homes. New listings increased 5% year-over-year, keeping options plentiful. Pending sales rose as affordability reached its best level since 2022. High costs and down payments remain Orlando buyers’ biggest challenges.