Orlando, FL Housing Market Forecast for 2025

Home prices in the Orlando housing market could be on the verge of dropping in 2025 due to a big spike in inventory that has occurred this year.

Homes for sale across Orlando, include Orange and Osceola Counties, has surged from the pandemic lows. The result is a big backlog of excess housing lists that is starting to push prices down.

However, not all neighborhoods in Orlando are experiencing a big price decline. Areas like Winter Park are still appreciating due to a shortage of inventory. Homebuyers, investors, and realtors need to research the housing data in their ZIP code to make a more educated decision.
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[ReventureApp]

The spike in listings across Orlando is breathtaking.

Especially in Osceola County. Where there is now 70% from inventory than in 2019. These huge supply spikes are starting to push prices down on many individual listings, and could turn the entire market negative in 2025.

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[Accrd]

We are in Kissimmee and meet with the listing agent this weekend to sign the sale agreement to list the home. He warned us to put it where he suggested so it won't sit more than 2 weeks because if we ask more than that, it could sit awhile and we can't wait as we have a agreement on the home in Kentucky that we will buy in January! You can't drive 2 mins here without seeing a home for sale, many are multiple on the same street! I've never seen anything like this. When people begin to get desperate it will be bad, homes will be shoved off a cliff to get it off of their hands. Just sit back and grab your popcorn, I would guess we see HUGE cuts next year in the average home prices.

[BDUBB]

Florida coastal areas should be giving houses away, a lot of them are entirely uninsurable.

[Valenzuela_Moses]

Orlando and Tampa are getting a huge inventory increase even in the off season. Last night I saw 1200 new listings, 1100 pending, 670 sold and 300 back on the market, over the course of 7 days.
Tho I do think that resale is going to take the hit and new construction will continue to go up, due to insurance cost being a fraction of the cost. I got quoted $87/month today.

[Renee-bb]

fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.

[GregFunnell-qf]

Hit 240k today. Appreciate you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 24k in August 2024., , …

[PianoMatronNeeNee]

Sold my home in Palm Beach County in July. Best decision ever! I’m free at last thank God.

[jmoneymillionaire]

I regularly see homes now in tampa new communities at the same prices as 2021. Adjusted for inflation, thats a depreciation of 10-15%. I don’t see that stopping until rates go back to 3-4%. Prices are correcting

[nmb]

In '08 took around 2 years for FL prices to "bottom out". Expect same trend this time.

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[GenTrueWisdom]

6:22, incomes are NOT going up, which means both price and interest rates HAVE to come down to get buyers to buy

[nitroneonicman]

Disney world is in Kissimmee is oseola county. Lots of investors selling failing airbnb property they bought for Disney tourism

[JohnAppleseed-cyrd]

Thank you for doing Orlando. How about the space coast.? Very cryptic in palm bay between single family and hoa

[aaronmohamed]

Thank you as always for these updates. What do you think about the Parkland area in Florida

[toryrobinson]

Keep an eye on Clermont in Lake County. The inventory is going to explode over the next few years due to the large number of houses being built around the Olympus Orlando sports and wellness complex.

[marcusdisalvio]

What's crazy is that if you ever take the Marina jacks dinner boat cruise out into the bay you'll come across mansions that are right on the waterfront and they are all abandoned and nobody lives in them plus if you ever walk downtown on main Street out by Sarasota a lot of the new condos that they've been building are empty and nobody is in them I personally think it's infrastructure to dump money into before the market crashes so that they can at least retain some value in the area. With how many hurricanes keep striking Florida I'm surprised that people are still tempted to come here, I as a local recommend strongly do not come to Florida unless you are either wealthy or you can self-insure your home with a business and even with that it's getting more and more difficult just to maintain a bass line of staying ahead of the curve. I think by the start of next year we're going to see a massive plummet when it comes to offloading old condos and damaged homes to anybody in the area that is willing to take them over regardless of the HOA dues and the insurance spikes that keep happening. Until the first year under Trump I wouldn't touch anything that is tied to real estate since the government is trying to drop the interest points to get the mortgages sold but it's not working and with the prices being artificially over-inflated it's only a matter of time before they have to cut them back down to 40% just to get people in the door. I would buy land personally as a recommendation because eventually at some point Florida will be paved over just like New York or Philadelphia where everything that was one green is now parking lots. I'm looking at getting one of those manufactured container homes online that can be bolted onto the foundation and you can attach solar and water to it I think that would be the best outcome dealing with the ever-changing weather.

[Dee-wy]

Home values are declining rapidly in the greater Orlando area. People are leaving in droves.

[archer-f]

Is it because it's impossible to insure, hurricanes will continue to destroy the state or people's freedoms have been taken away?

[davidjaylaw]

What about Northern AZ? How about an update there?

[ssmall]

buddy been posting the same titled videos for 2-3 years now....and people keep watching and commenting the same junk lol...meanwhile home prices are still high AF and havent come down anywhere close to what they have gone up