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All property stories from Orlando.
June closes with the lowest auction clearance rates in Orlando since January, raising tensions for sellers and new opportunities for patient buyers.
Rents in Pine Hills are outpacing the rest of Orlando, putting the western suburb in sharp focus for property investors.
New data shows Orlando's spring auction volumes far outpace winter, reflecting seasonal trends with real stakes for buyers and sellers across neighborhoods from College Park to Lake Nona.
Local buyers are seeing both new opportunities and tougher competition in neighborhoods from SoDo to Pine Hills.
Why more Orlando locals are opting to rent where they want to live—and buy where they can afford.
Once overlooked, Curry Ford West is seeing soaring interest from young buyers thanks to new cafes, renovated bungalows, and convenient commutes.
Purpose-built rental neighborhoods are expanding across the city, with new amenities and cost structures challenging the traditional buy-versus-rent math.
A $7.3 million sale on Windermere Road leads a brisk auction month and signals shifting demand at the top tier.
With lakefront living and fresh developments, Edgewater stakes its claim as an investment magnet for Central Florida homebuyers.
Home seekers in Orlando are re-entering the market as expectations grow for lower rates, sparking a wave of new offers and shifting neighborhood demand.
City council greenlights $420 million project, set to transform Ivanhoe Village and reshape the northern gateway to downtown.
Winter Garden and Lake Nona are drawing downsizers who want lower maintenance living and access to lifestyle perks.
Orlando home shoppers are changing course as expectations for lower mortgage rates spark shifting strategies across neighborhoods.
Several high-profile properties failed to sell under the hammer last week. Here's why they stalled—and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Rising home prices and mortgage rates have shifted the affordability equation for renters and buyers across the city.
Record-breaking Lake Eola Heights sale sets new pace for Orlando's mid-year auction results and reshapes buyer expectations downtown.
After years of dizzying appreciation, home prices in Orlando plateau in 2026—contrasting sharply with the pandemic-era surge.
With vacancy rates stubbornly low and rents still high, Orlando tenants need a game plan before lease renewals hit their inbox.
Home prices in Pine Hills are rising at nearly twice the rate of nearby areas, making it the city’s unexpected investment hotspot for 2026.
Buyers hoping to crack the Orlando housing market may find LMI is the ticket in—if they know how the math stacks up.
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