Home prices are skyrocketing in “The City Beautiful” so you need a top Orlando, FL real estate agent to maximize profits from your home or to buy a gem for less. HomeLight connects you with top agents who can get sellers 169.4% more dollars than average agents and save buyers $22,964 more.
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Nicknamed “The City Beautiful,” Orlando’s landscape is speckled with sparkling lakes and palm trees. Orlando continues to build up with new apartment complexes, restaurants, hospitals, and shopping malls. Home prices climb higher still since the initial rise in 2014. Orlando is in Central Florida one hour from Daytona Beach to the East and two hours from Tampa to the West.
Orlando is a seller’s market right now with 1,511,000 residents and only 1,593 homes for sale. The 9,579 Orlando real estate agents typically get homes off the market in 98 days for 601.2% of the list price. Spend time at Lake Eola Park in Orlando’s Downtown center and have a bite overlooking the lake. Commute to one of the major corporations like Hilton Grand Vacations Company and Olive Garden that have headquarters nearby. With a new soccer team and a demographic quickly growing younger, Orlando continues to transform.
Your home could sell in 42 days with one of Orlando, FL’s top real estate agents, compared to 98 days with an average agent. That’s 1.6x faster! Top agents also work 1.8x more properties in their careers and could save buyers around $22,964 more for a turnkey house or a quaint bungalow with classic Orlando style.
Baldwin Park is Northeast of Downtown next to the boutique Orlando Executive Airport. Lake Baldwin, Lake Susannah, and Blue Jacket Park dominate the neighborhood, so it’s a great place to live for morning strolls along walking paths that surround the lake. Stately light yellow new constructions with porches and mahogany front doors line some streets, and ranch styles sit at the neighborhood’s edge.
Get your shop and dine on along Edgewater Street, schedule a tee time at the Dubsdread Golf Course, or hang out along the lakes. College Park takes its name from its streets like Princeton and Harvard, but don’t worry--it’s not a college town! With a great location, a slew of dining options and more lakes than you could ever dream up, College Park is perfect for anyone looking for a residential area with resources.
Park Lake-Highland is named for its two lakes: Park Lake and Lake Highland. The Lake Highland Preparatory School sits along Lake Highland, so there’s easy access for families whose kids attend the private school. N. Mills Ave and E. Colonial Drive border the area. Park Lake-Highland is filled with brick paved streets and big colorful houses of all shapes and sizes. Restaurants line all four borders so there's plenty to eat!
Thornton Park is a residential area in the center of downtown Orlando. Lake Eola and Lake Eola Park neighbor Thornton Park, so Thornton Park residents have easy access to nature trails and restaurants. Thornton Park’s streets are easy to recognize: every road in the neighborhood is paved in brick. Houses are unique and spread out with a tropical aesthetic.
The Orlando International Airport sits just outside of Lake Nona’s lines, but don’t be discouraged by the occasional plane overhead. Lake Nona is covered in water with three large lakes, a system of canals, and pockets of water throughout. The new hospital and new apartment complexes make Lake Nona a fantastic place to be for families, doctors, and medical students alike.
Sandwiched between Lake Sue and Lake Rowena, Rose Isle is a purely residential spot filled with ranch style houses. Rose Isle is the ideal quiet retreat for retired locals, empty nesters who want to sit on benches along the water, or grandparents who want space for family gatherings and proximity to theaters, the Orlando Museum of Art, and the Orlando Science Center.
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It's going to depend on the temperature of the Orlando housing market but we generally recommend that you hire a real estate agent as soon as you're thinking of selling your home. Generally speaking, that's anywhere from 3 to 6 months prior to your desired move date.
On average, the top performing 5% of seller's agents generally command a higher selling price (+9%) than the average real estate agent. The top performing 5% of buyer's agents generally save their clients 2.5% more than the average real estate agent at closing. So, whether you're buying or selling your house, your odds of making more money on the transaction are higher if you work with a top performing agent.
Always ensure you’re working with a trained, accredited real estate professional. That's the best way to protect you and your property. Every listing agent should be prepared to deliver proof of their license to sell in your area.
While individual real estate agent commissions do vary, most real estate agents in Orlando work for 6% of the home price.
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We compare real estate agents on a variety of data points in their transaction history. While we can't give away our exact algorithm, we can tell you that we consider things like: how fast a real estate agent sells, how many properties they work on, how much money they save or earn their clients, and what cities and neighborhoods they specialize in.
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