ORLANDO
INTERNATIONAL
BUYER MAKE-UP
Brazil
Canada
International buyers spent an estimated $1.9 billion to
purchase approximately 6,500 Orlando homes in 2017,
which is about 20 percent more transactions than in 2016.
2017 CUMULATIVE COMPARISON 2017 % CHANGE
Median Price $220,000 10%
Sales 37,237 4%
Inventory 52,125 -12%
New Listings 45,617 -0.6%
New Contracts 37,364 18%
Dollar Volume $9,711,487,342 13%
The Orlando area saw its cumulative overall median price
increase by 10 percent in 2017, due in no small part to a
now years-long slide in inventory. The 12 percent decline
in inventory in 2017 also suppressed home sales, which
state increased by 4 percent.
2017 V. 2016 ANNUAL COMPARISON - HOME TYPE AND SALE TYPE
Home Type Median Price Change Sales Change
Single-family $238,000 G8% 29,068 G2%
Condo $111,000 G17% 4,441 G10%
Townhomes/Villas $195,000 G11% 3,728 G10%
Sale Type
Normal $225,000 G7% 34,669 G12%
Foreclosure $155,000 G15% 1,936 F49%
Short $156,250 G4% 632 F41%
2017 VS. 2016 ANNUAL SALES COMPARISON - METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA
Sales Change
Entire MSA 44,376 +3%
Lake County 7,289 +7%
Orange County 21,607 +3%
Osceola County 7,335 +8%
Seminole County 8,145 -4%
The Orlando area’s median price continued its
upward trend throughout 2017. As of December,
the median price had seen 78 consecutive months
of year-over year increases since July 2011.
Orlando is the #2 destination of choice for Florida’s
international homebuyers, with 11 percent of
buyers choosing to purchase a property in the
City Beautiful.
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