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Orlando: Is Migration Supporting Suburban Absorption?

1. In-migration and theme park employment drive suburban demand. 2. Listings rise modestly; competition remains for mid-tier family homes. 3. Builders meet absorption with new communities. 4. Entry-level homes move fastest; luxury slower. 5. Outlook: ↑3–5% (suburban appreciation continues).

Orlando 2026 Housing Forecast Shows Modest Growth

Home values rise 0.7% through October 2026, reflecting modest demand recovery and steady inventory. Balanced growth allows buyers some negotiating power without extreme price pressures. Existing transactions grow modestly as cautious buyers engage the market. Orlando exhibits sustainable pricing, steady demand, and low volatility.

When and why to consider refinancing your mortgage?

Refinancing a mortgage involves replacing an existing home loan with a new one, often to take advantage of lower interest rates, alter loan terms, access equity, or consolidate debt. Key steps include choosing the type of refinance, finding a lender, gathering documents, fixing the interest rate, undergoing underwriting, and closing the deal. Ideal times to […]

Greater Orlando: Home Sales Rise 4% in Mid-Fall

Slide 1 Mortgage rates fell, boosting October sales 4.0% to 2,335 homes. Slide 2 New listings jumped 9.0% to 3,676, while median price rose slightly to $380,000.

Why Buyers Are Winning Big in Orlando

Median sale price as of Oct: $410,053 Sellers: 18,243 Buyers: 11,519 Sellers outnumber buyers by 58.4%. Nationally, sellers outnumber buyers by 36.8%. Stable prices and expanded supply strengthen buyer leverage.

Orlando Slows Down, Buyer Options Heat Up

Orlando has stepped back from its pandemic-era frenzy, with homes lingering longer and sellers showing more flexibility. Buyers now face less competition and have more power to negotiate favorable terms.

Orlando 2035: Demand for 46K New Homes

Slide 1 Orlando’s population will grow 90,000+ by 2035, needing roughly 46,000 new homes. Slide 2 The city plans housing growth slightly exceeding population increase for more diverse options. Slide 3 Over 9,200 housing units are actively under construction right now. Slide 4 Another 18,000 units have approved master plans or are in permit review. […]

Mortgage and Home-Buying Tips for Newlyweds

Many individuals purchase homes before marriage, but newlyweds face unique considerations. First, assess your credit scores, ideally aiming for 740, with a minimum of 620 for mortgage eligibility. Couples should discuss finances, as one partner may have better credit. Consider whether the home is a starter or long-term residence, especially if planning for children. FHA […]

6 Strategies to Get a Better Interest Rate

For homebuyers, interest rates are crucial, but many don't realize they can influence their mortgage rates through various factors. Key strategies include increasing your credit score, maintaining steady employment for at least two years, and improving your debt-to-income ratio to below 43%. A larger down payment can also lead to lower rates, as can opting […]

Top 10 Tips for a Timely Mortgage Approval

Financial fears deter many renters from buying homes, often due to limited credit knowledge. First-time buyers can improve mortgage chances by reducing debt, cleaning credit reports, avoiding new credit, increasing down payments, and preparing documents early. Anticipate closing costs, choose the right loan type, beware of misleading low rates, negotiate home prices, and maintain a […]

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