State of the Market — Where Orlando Stands in 2025

Orlando’s housing market is finding its balance in 2025. After a few years of fast price jumps, things have finally started to steady. Buyers are getting more room to negotiate, and sellers are learning how to stand out again.

Right now, the median home price in the Orlando area is hovering around $445,000. Homes are staying on the market for about 50 to 60 days, which is a big change from the rush we saw in 2022–2023. While interest rates remain higher than the historic lows of a few years ago, buyers are adapting — and more importantly, they’re getting opportunities that didn’t exist before.

For sellers, it’s not all about dropping prices. The focus has shifted toward presentation, pricing, and patience. Homes that look move-in ready and are priced competitively are still getting solid offers.

Meanwhile, Central Florida continues to draw families, retirees, and investors from across the country. With strong job growth in healthcare, tech, and tourism, plus the unbeatable lifestyle here, Orlando’s market is staying active.

Bottom line: This isn’t a “down” market — it’s a smart one. Sellers who position their homes well still win. Buyers who plan ahead find better deals. And as the market finds its rhythm, Orlando remains one of Florida’s most resilient places to live, work, and invest.