Orlando’s housing market in July saw a surge in buyer activity that tipped home sales back into the black after three months of precipitous year-over-year declines caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The median price of homes sold in Orlando continued on its upward path, while inventory fell to its lowest level this year. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor …

Orlando home sales are surging despite the region’s continuing struggle with COVID-19. A new report from the Orlando Regional REALTOR Association® shows that home sales skyrocketed in June, up nearly 46% from May. The number of homes for sale continues to be an issue, as June inventory experienced a decline of 19% when compared to June of 2019. Data provided …

The median price of homes sold in May increased nearly 7% while transactions dropped 44% during the second month to illustrate the impact of COVID-19 on Orlando’s housing market. Inventory experienced a year-over-year decline of 11%. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in April saw its median home price increase 12%, while home sales dropped 28% in the first month to show an anticipated decline in activity as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Inventory experienced a year-over-year decline of 3%. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in March saw its home sales improve by nearly 2% compared to March 2019, while the median price increased by 8%. Inventory experienced a year-over-year decline of 10%. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in February saw its home sales improve by more than 4% compared to February 2019, while the median price increased by 6%. Inventory experienced a year-over-year decline of 17%. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in January marked a second consecutive month of double-digit year-over-year sales increases. Sales improved by more than 16 percent compared to January 2019, while the median price experienced an 8 percent increase. However, the numbers of homes available for purchase in Orlando dropped by nearly 15 percent. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s annual median home price for 2019 is 4% higher than the 2018 annual median price, while annual sales are 2% above that in 2018. For all of 2019, the inventory of available homes saw an increase of 1% in compared to 2018. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in recorded 3% year-over-year increases in both median price and sales in November. The association’s data also show that the inventory of homes available for purchase declined for the fourth consecutive month, with November’s 10 percent drop the steepest of 2019. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association

Orlando’s housing market in recorded a 6% year-over-year increase in median price and a small 1% decrease in sales in October. The inventory of homes available for purchase appears to be back on a declining trend, with a decrease (5%) for the third consecutive month. Data provided by the Orlando Regional Realtor Association