09/23/2026
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford Prices Dip 2.6%
When the numbers shift in Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford—like this recent 2.6% dip in median listing price per square foot—it’s a moment for both buyers and sellers to pause and reassess. As we moved through mid-Q3, a bump in available homes and those persistent mortgage rates meant buyers suddenly had more options, and sellers had to get realistic about where buyers are willing to draw the line.
If you’ve watched the market boom from 2020 to 2022, you probably recognize this: the places that saw the largest surges are now adjusting, and Orlando is no exception. Sellers here are responding to the real numbers, not just hoping for leverage that’s no longer there.
What stands out to me is that this isn’t about a national trend—it’s about what’s happening in our neighborhoods. The market is resetting, not collapsing. For anyone considering a move, investment, or sale, I believe in approaching these moments with honesty and care, helping you weigh your options and make the right decision for your own journey. Every home move is personal—and I’m here to make sure the process reflects that.