Orlando Luxury Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $2.1M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $1M |
| Highest Price | $19.5M |
| Total Listings | 227 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 132 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $487 |
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The happening city of Orlando is recognized for its theme parks, vibrant atmosphere, and beautiful properties. Buyers searching for their dream luxury home or condo have quite a bit of choice in regards to style and features—but the real estate market in this city is quite hot.
The luxury housing market in Orlando is primarily single-family homes, although the downtown area is recognized for its desirable high-rises that overlook both Lake Eola and the city. Branching out from the city center, homebuyers will find a wide variety of detached homes for sale, with prices that range quite significantly. Luxury properties also tend to be newer builds, as opposed to historic homes, although older houses have typically been renovated (and upgraded) in the last few years.
When it comes to architectural style, Orlando has it all. There are a few neighborhoods around the city that generally maintain a similar style, such as Baldwin Park, but even then there are properties that move away from this. Popular designs include Mediterranean, Ranch, Contemporary, Cape Cod, and Craftsman—although custom builds often use influences from more than one designated style.
Orlando also provides many opportunities to own a waterfront home. Its numerous lakes and small bodies of water add a special ambiance to a property, and these homes, as a result, are quite desirable. Homes that back onto the water are also afforded more privacy and (depending on the size of the lake) the opportunity to take the boat out whenever desired.
Although homes located closer to the city center are generally older bungalows (but commonly listed at luxury prices for their excellent location), it is not uncommon for new construction homes to pop up on the market. Orlando is considered to be a great investment, and often homes will be renovated or completely rebuilt to accrue value. New construction homes for sale in the downtown are usually very modern in architecture, with luxurious interior upgrades. However, lot sizes are usually smaller, and grow in size further away from the center of Orlando.
Common amenities in luxury homes include multiple-car garages, contemporary kitchens, open-concept floor plans, and backyard pools. Luxury condo amenities, much like detached homes, differ from property to property. The Vue, for example, offers premier amenities, including a fitness center and yoga studio, rooftop pool, and tennis courts—just to name a few.
Orlando Luxury Highlights & Amenities
Orlando is a large city, attracting countless every year in tourism. Home to numerous theme parks, museums, and other attractions, there’s so much to see and do every single day. Those who live in the highly-desirable neighborhoods surrounding downtown are just a short drive—or walk—away from shops, restaurants, and nightlife.
While one of the biggest draws of Orlando is Disney, luxury homes for sale offer something even more sought-after: privacy. Affluent neighborhoods, such as College Park, offer quiet, picturesque streets, just minutes away from the downtown. Plus, the numerous opportunities for a lakefront property mean private docks—a dream for those who love the outdoors. Downtown luxury condos offer priceless views and excellent amenities, with the added bonus of being right in the heart of the city.
Orlando in and of itself is home to parks and green spaces, galleries and museums, and retail and dining opportunities. Community parks often have a playground, sports fields, and a covered space/gazebo. Museums such as the Orlando Science Center and the Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens are fun for the whole family. Plus, there are countless commercial centers that feature chain stores and restaurants, libraries, fitness centers, local businesses, and more.