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Orlando Housing Market: Spring 2026 Reality Check

Posted by Cara Stajcar on May 19th, 2026

Orlando Real Estate•May 19, 2026•Market Update

Orlando metro median hit $385,000 in March 2026 per ORRA, essentially flat year over year.
Closed sales surged 25% from February to March 2026, from 1,888 to 2,360.
Active inventory sits near 12,010 homes, the highest spring count since 2019.
Orange County detached supply runs 2.5 months; attached homes run 3.1 months.
Median days on market in Orlando proper is 54, per Redfin, vs 55 a year ago.
Zillow forecasts a 1.2% price gain for Orlando-Kissimmee through Sept 2026.
Mortgage rates held at 6.0 to 6.5% through April 2026; Freddie Mac at 6.30%.

Where the Orlando Market Stands in May 2026

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Posted by Cara Stajcar on May 18th, 2026

Orlando Real Estate•May 18, 2026•Winter Garden Guide

Winter Garden sits about 14 miles west of downtown Orlando by road, 12 miles in a straight line.
Drive time runs 19 to 25 minutes off-peak and 30 to 45 minutes during morning and evening peak.
SR 408 East-West Expressway averages 22 minutes peak, the fastest route most days.
Annual commute cost lands near $5,600 with E-PASS or $4,872 on free SR 50, before time cost.
Winter Garden median sale price hit $736,024 in March 2026, up 20.7% year over year per Redfin.
HOAs span $0 to $350 a month, swinging total cost of ownership by thousands a year.
Winter Garden combined millage near 16.1 mills on a…

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Posted by Cara Stajcar on April 22nd, 2026

Orlando Insurance Guide · Published April 21, 2026 · By Pozek Group

Florida homeowners pay an average $3,815 a year in 2026, about 50 percent more than the national average of $2,543.
Orlando metro premiums run $2,139 to $4,023 a year depending on home value, roof age, and flood zone.
Citizens Property Insurance is cutting rates 8.8 percent effective June 1, 2026. Over 330,000 policyholders will see reductions averaging $359 a year.
A wind mitigation inspection with the updated OIR-B1-1802 form (effective April 1, 2026) saves Florida homeowners an average of $2,840 annually.
Standard HO-3 policies cover dwelling, liability, and personal property. Flood…

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